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And the republican accountability project apparently has a sort of subgroup called republicans for voting rights. they put this up in times square. and i have to tell you, when i first saw that, i thought that this might be one of those things where an advocacy group does kind of a stunt ad. they just -- you see this sometimes in the d.c. tv market, that a political group will run a political ad like once in washington, d.c., in the hopes that just the right person or just the right media will see it. you also sometimes see that in times square. you'll have an advocacy group just put up one ad...

Capacity on the african continent will make a real difference in access for many people who do not have access to these vaccines. they need to step it up and they need to do it now. >> is moderna resisting those calls or are they responsive to those concerns? >> they've heard our message loud and clear. i hope there's progress. we will hold their feet to the fire. >> dr. kessler, let me also ask you, going back to what you said was job one. the latest numbers that i've seen say that there's still between 60 and 70 million americans who haven't gotten a single shot. and there is all this talk a...

Or how heart issues might interact with some of these other threats that you're talking about? >> absolutely. so anybody that has sepsis is at risk for a clinical condition called sepsis cardiomyopathy. what is that? that's basically weakening of the heart. that's because sepsis creates inflammation throughout our body, rachel. so you can actually have inflammation of the kidneys, inflammation of the lungs, in this case inflammation of the heart. did that happen to former president clinton? we don't know. but because he's had a cardiac history, he's had prior stenting, he might have a heart se...

I think with those things, those increased requirements, boosts, getting kids vaccinated, we can make real, real progress. >> dr. david kessler, chief science officer for the white house's covid-19 response, of course, former fda commissioner. sir, thank you as always for your time and for your clarity. thank you. >> thank you, rachel. we've got much more to get to tonight. stay with us.

To do. they started him on broad spectrum antibiotics, very powerful, the best way to make sure you survive sepsis is early intervention. to do, they started him on broad spectrum antibiotics, very powerful, the best way to make sure you survive sepsis is early intervention. so fluids to keep your blood pressure up, antibiotics to make sure you're covering any possible source. the second question, rachel, is what's the source? is it a non-covid pneumonia, does he have a pneumonia from another source? did he have a skin infection that traveled to his blood? something else? all these things soun...