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the moderna vaccine is four-w k four-week -- so, they sound like small changes but what i'm trying toy is how complicated the downstream logistics get in the mix. we are glad to have vaccines for supply challenges that we know exist, but we have not yet trained all of the downstream health care providers on how to handle the vaccines in different temperatures and different doses and different intervals. there's lot of work to do to make sure that people get the right vaccine between dose one and dose two. >> that's really important. you can have all the vaccine you want if they don't know how to administer it or can administer it, what good is it? you have been here and talking to us for a long time and as some of our viewers may know, you resigned from the nimpt h, because you were upset about how the trump administration was handling this virus. you follow-up the complaint last spring when you were at hhs, and it looks like they scored a big success with operation warp speeded in the form of the vaccines, do you agree with that? >> well, don, i say the scientists at the health agenc

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degraded and many people in the security operations of the united states, he has done things that have w kuch that we have these outside people trying to come into our country through the internet. few callsth the man a ago about the firewall, that a wall on the border will not stop people from coming in, when you can penetrate the system through the internet. they need to put a firewall up, get people back into the security position so they can protect our country. at i think that he is just at point where he is selling out the u.s. he sold us out a long time ago. it's all about the money. that is all it is. and him being able to stay in power. it's not about the people, it's not about the country. it's about him and the money. host: david is calling from auburn, new york on the republican line. caller: good morning. alllast four calls were democrats by the way. there must be a phone bank out there. am i still on? host: yes, go ahead. caller: i am sorry, i know the lag. every time we get into these conversations, it's conspiracy. ourrally, it's been henfidence -- the cia, t security agenc

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