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Wanted in the shooting out of new york city. we did everything we could on our end. the policies that are in place in new york, its a shame whats going on over there with mayor de blasio and his policies and the nypd not sticking up for the officer on the street. its hard for us to do our job every day. we had them stopped. we had them, like i said in a previous article, we had them, the suspects in the shooting and we were told to let them go because they didnt have enough cause to keep them wh...

Get it so we can naturally give you this medication and give you these antibodies in your system when you cant produce antibodies yourself, so definitely will make an impact because we have over 7 million americans in this country who are immunocompromised so it will definitely save a lot of lives. julie: the issue you have pointed out is that our country is dealing with playing catch up, i mean, we have been playing catch up essentially going into a third year of this pandemic. theirs is still ...

No longer producing tests. states were not ordering them s. now they are playing catch-up. give a months of no investment, we shall defend at half a billion has permanent by june or july and now we are own at 70-80 millions of it is catch-up and that is a bad situation. we have to go forward from here and that means the changes in policy which i dont think that they are ready to implement yet. >> ive automate tests, whatever valuable will provoke quickly from the washington post. health experts ...

In command. and now the administration is playing catch-up. >> why is it that you promising 500 main tests if you have a signed contract to buy the test? >> we have no concern about the contract being finalized. were working to finalize theen contract pretty down into an event with norad, the santa tracker today andf the father of several potential bring you spoke to the president by both the left him with this. >> i hope you have a wonderful christmas as well. and that is when the line went dea...

I dont think you can do that, right? there was a lull in investment between january and october. and now the pieces are coming together, i guess dr. mina and group kind of catalyzed the administration. thats when you saw lines like the abbott line shutting down because of a lack of demand. and its very hard to catch up from behind. if we had invested during that time consistently, we might be at that level, and in fact we projected we should have been at a billion by july or august. but were not...

Its not only the federal governments fault. there was a low demand from the public. and remember, the states had about $30 billion in testing money and before i left, we put these tests in whats called the gsa schedule, so every state could buy as many as they want for $5 a test, and they didnt do that. the federal government didnt do that. and the industry cratered. thats why were behind right now. we have to play catch-up. lets use those 500 million strategically to protect the elderly and vul...

Tests all over the country into everyones home, and they turned that down. so there have been several missed opportunities, and they really have appeared now to be flat-footed when this very, very transmissible variant has come to this country. so now they have to play catch-up. theyve been basically putting all their eggs in the vaccine basket, having trouble getting the full country vaccinated and getting testing. and now we see the full importance of testing in this country. >> ron, tell me i...

Were on a pace to be at a level of rapid tests at least 2 to 300 million by april, probably half a billion by june. we had made the investments. but, you know, youve got to constantly invest. its not only the federal governments fault. there was a low demand from the public. and remember, the states had about $30 billion in testing money and before i left, we put these tests in whats called the gsa schedule, so every state could buy as many as they want for $5 a test, and they didnt do that. the...

Together, i guess dr. mina and group kind of catalyzed the administration. thats when you saw lines like the abbott line shutting down because of a lack of demand. and its very hard to catch up from behind. if we had invested during that time consistently, we might be at that level, and in fact we projected we should have been at a billion by july or august. but were not at that level now. so were playing catch-up. so that 500 million is not enough to give everybody tests. >> the "vanity fair" s...