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i don't believe there is a process in place to physical low the statutory requirements of grant pag role in this country. and here's a question osm of the people from the four countries in question how many were denied parole? so the bottom line here is that we have a broken immigration system, we have a chance to do something on the border. i want to help ukraine and i want to help israel, but i also want to help our country. as to the subpoena request, it will be vigorously opposed by everybody over here. you mentioned several of us wanting to, you know, i'd like to see the court improve its situation. but i'm not going to pass a law. i think we're going too far by subpoenaing private citizens. you know where we're at you chose to do this. i mean, senator whitehouse is a dear friend, we do a lot together. you picked a fight. maybe it's good. maybe it's good politics, i don't know. it's sure not good for this committee. i promise you, everything that was working well with the committee is now in jeopardy. we had a -- a subpoenaed witness that i agreed to subpoena, a whistleblower, that

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pag got a diagnostic test together within a matter of days.ssor van tan was very good and the uk's role internationally was strong in the first few weeks. so there were plans. but the plans were inadequate in ways that we discussed inadequate in ways that we discussed in module one. with respect directly to the impact of that on the department, of course when a pandemic strikes, even if you have the very best plans, those responsible for responding would have to strengthen the operation, would have to tool up. and in the early days we expanded the department very significantly and ultimately we brought in army personnel, for instance, a lot more clinical personnel, and we took people off non—pandemic related work and put them onto pandemic —related work. all of these things were in response to the pandemic. they would have been needed even if we had the perfect plan, even if we learnt all the lessons. next time there is a pandemic, and there will be another one, of course the department of health will have to shift to respond to those challeng

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