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half of the senate signed a letter attempting to halt usps's idea to become solvent again. first and foremost, we should say that the u.s. postal service not taxpayer-funded but yet congress has authority. age-old question. should they? >> that's a great question. we can imagine a future where the postal service gets to modernize and move on and become a business that's doing its own thing, serving consumers on its own, delivers the mail and doing potentially other things. for now the question is as a government agency, are we going let this modernize and become a 21st century government agency, or hold onto an old-fashioned government. cheryl: let me ask you something, what in the world do the senators have, what is it their business what is a -- this is a corporate turnaround, we're talking about 15,000 jobs they're proposing to cut. this is an organization that employees 600,000. wouldn't it be better to stay solvent, turn a profit. get the senators out of here, congressman and senators out of here. wouldn't it be better to have the job loss cuts to save the agency overs

difficulty in manufacturing that sear toum begin wirum to manufa isn't widely available and spskcally uspshave to have it in certain conditions to use it. >> it's not widely available and when we talked about this monday we reported these were the first two humans in the world to receive this. you prove something is safe in a trial and effective and then you make is more widely available. this changed the equation but it's all balanced by this fact which people realize that there are no other really good options. there are no medicines out there. there is no vaccine and the mortality rate is very high. could anything be tried? this may be a difficult medicine to make widely available because it is stored frozen. it has to be you thatted out over eight to ten hours, administered through an iv. these are challenges anywhere but especially in remote areas where they may not have some of the capabilities to administer a medicine like this. could you make this medicine in a fashion more easily administered, perhaps. i think that's what scientists are looking at now, can you make enough and make