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>> i don't have the specific details on the honor court in front of me but we will can be the to asays the secretary's schedule in terms of here at the pentagon, and certainly as we have 1kwru7 dates or if things need to be delegated we'll do that as appropriate. but the business of the department, the day-to-day business, obviously continues. and the secretary of course is conducting his duties if the hospital. so we'll be sure to keep you and others updated in terms of who may be carrying out those specific deurts functions or if we have to reschedule things. but right now, i just don't have any specifics. >> just so i understand the timeline. president biden did not find out secretary austin was in the hospital until thursday, correct? >> correct. reporter: and we don't know at this time when president biden was notified or if he was notified before thursday that the secretary had prostate cancer? that's still unanswered? >> i have to refer you to the white house. i don't want to get into who is telling the 39 what. reporter: why did it take so long to get president biden and why di