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and moncef slaoui and dr. scott gottlieb will also be here. a shooting rampage in atlanta puts the spotlight on and ugly outcome of the coronavirus. >> racism is real in america, and it has always been. xenophobia is real in america, and it always has been. >> brennan: we'll talk with tammy duckworth about the push to pass new laws protecting asian-americans from hate crimes. plus the ping-pong politics of blame starts up again with a record number of migrant childre crossing the southern border. prescripresident biden has faced this challenge before as v.p. does he have any solutions now? bier>> biden: to repeat what trump did, take them away from their mothers, we're not doing that. >> brennan: ohio's rob portman is just back from the region. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ is >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." it is the second official day of spring, a season that brings with it the complications of warmer weather. this year it is spring break, and a spring surge in unaccompanied children atothe souther

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slaoui, moncef slaoui, he was responsible for the vaccine program. he was highly criticized by elizabeth warren and other politicians who didn't seem to know exactly how extraordinary this process was because of his connections with pharmaceutical companies who they suggested were evildoers in our society. in fact wasn't that precisely what this project needed to succeed, was the input of the private sector? >> david, that is exactly right. one of the lessons learned from covid-19 we need to take forward beyond the pandemic and other issues you bring the ecosystem to bear, when you make things work with industry, government, academia, sign activities around the world, amazing things can happen. when you start to look for enemies which is what politicians like to do, good for headlines and personal polls, nothing happens. david: yeah. >> potential lie, we move forward. that is exactly what happened in the u.s. that is why we're succeeding with other countries not doing as well as we are. david: we should not only cheering what they did, but see this a