>> one of the things i want to ask you, doctor kessler is the changing options, for people who need treatment. for people who are sick and who are at high risk of advancing to serious illness, needing to be hospitalized, or potential death. these monoclonal antibodies have saved a lot of lives over the last few. months we've talked about it a bunch of times over the last little bit. there's been a psychological factor. even if people were not willing to get vaccinated, they're willing to get sent to that type of treatment if they got ill. now, the monoclonal antibodies we have been using most often, do not work against omicron. can you talk to us a little bit about the decision-making that you've been part of, or the government is gone through, around that one remaining monoclonal antibody, that is in such short supply, that does seem to work against omicron. >> rachel, you helped us over the months get out the word of how important these monoclonal

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