Kathleen Sebelius

We still have the most fatalities of any country on Earth.

The evidence seems to point to the fact that asymptomatic individuals are carrying about 40 percent of the disease. So, if you don't test those individuals, we have no idea where the disease is, if we wait and only test people when they…

We need to have the American public trust science.

The more the public doubts those messages, the more they are battered by political interference with science, I think the worse it gets.

It's incredible that we are still talking about testing. We started talking about testing in late January, early February. We have not gotten--

Well, I had the feeling tonight, once again, that the President lives in an alternative universe. I'm not sure who is beaming up information to him, but it doesn't match any of the facts that I know.

He insists on giving it it's all about his reelection, and I can't imagine a worse message for the public.

We cannot get the economy back up and running in states across this country unless we get a handle on the virus.

This President has been lying about the virus from the very beginning, has been slow walking testing has refused to use the muscle that is unique to the United States government to mobilize the supplies, the equipment, the personnel that…

He still continues to push this absurd notion that the only reason we have so many cases is because our testing is just so darn good and widespread.

It's a terrible time for tension with the CDC who are the gold standard epidemiologists, not just in this country, but around the world.

Communication, a clear concise, direct, consistent communication. We don't have any of that.