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Would eviscerate that system. it would centralize power entirely in the white house. instead of exercising independent policy judgment on the basis of the expertise, they would be following the whims of whoever happens to be sitting in the oval office. this completely undermines the structure that we have established through experience, and through law, over the last hundred years. this is enabled us to have a stable federal government that regulates wisely. not always perfectly, but wisely, and within the limits of law. those guardrails would be completely gone. >> this is not an argument tha...

>> go ahead, please ask the question. >> that was a very honest and clarifying answer because you were talking about a policy judgment in the context of tradeoffs between different consequences. so stopping the spread of a highly communicable infectious disease is one thing that we want to do, allowing as you said society to function and obviously, you don't want everyone at the local water treatment facility to be out in quarantine with two days with none of the skilled technicians running it, for one example. >> correct. >> and i get that and i think it's a very forthright explanation, but i...

Isolated for five days, and then if you're still asymptomatic at the end of that five days you can go out and do your job and reenter society hopefully getting functions of society normal, but you have to wear a mask. that's the fundamental matrix of the issue. the questions arise what happens if i'm -- go ahead, please. >> that was a very honest and clarifying answer because you were talking about a policy judgment in a context of tradeoffs between different consequences. okay, so stopping the spread of a highly communicable infectious disease is one thing we want to do, allowing society to f...

The biden administration anticipated this. neatly have prepared a big rollout. do you remember this? this is the headline all the way back in august. u.s. announces plan to offer boosters to all americans starting in late september. but then came the dissent. all sorts of folks of the world organization arguing that it would be unethical to give americans a third shot on many vulnerable people around the world. billions. that is an unethical argument. and i understand the doj for making. it but it's not a scientific judgment it's a policy judgment. to top vaccine regulators and food drug admin...