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Research workers were actual hospitalized with flu-like symptoms consistent with covid. and finally, the world military gains that took -- games that took place in october, 9,000 military personnel came in all over the world to participate, and many of them left with covid-like symptoms. i think that was the first super-spreader, if you will, that beg critics suggest governr greg abbott would do better spending funds on upgrading the electrical grid rather than restarting the border wall. how do you respond? >> well, this, it was a self-inflicted wound and a foreign policy blunder. the preside...

Research workers were actual hospitalized with flu-like symptoms consistent with covid. and finally, the world military gains that took -- games that took place in october, 9,000 military personnel came in all over the world to participate, and many of them left with covid-like symptoms. i think that was the first super-spreader, if you will, that began. mike: on immigration, a critical issue to your home state of texas. some critics suggest governor greg abbott would do better spending funds on upgrading the electrical grid rather than restarting the border wall. how do you respond? >> well, ...

>> so here we are trying to recruit patients into clinical trials. these are trials for medical advances that will help all of us in the future. and they've been put on hold because the new patients may not be currently enrolled. those individuals are being told, well, maybe we can get back to you in a few days. but we still want to enroll you in these trials. >> dr. falco was actually supposed to join us today. he could not join us because of the shutdown, but he did tell the associated press he was concerned research would also grind to a haltd. is he right to have that concern? >> oh, yes, ...