you'll be fired on the spot and he would do that. the question obviously came up why lander had resigned and was not fired in this situation and as jen psaki just communicated within the last hour she said that internal investigation did find that he had mistreated subordinates, something that he apologized for in his resignation letter but as psaki made it clear it was communicated to him he could no longer be in that position. so whether he was publicly fired or allowed to resign in either case he is no longer in that position. lander was significant for a variety of reasons most notably the office of science and technology was embracing and leading to key issues to president biden himself. the cancer moon shot personally significant to president biden, he lost his son to cancer seven years ago in 2015 and secondly a different proposal the president had been suggesting, had been putting forward which was one that would be embracing efforts to try to find advanced medical breakthroughs to deal with significant illnesses, diseases