So I would suggest that our political leadership involved and scientific community involved with global health issues will have some significant questions to address in terms of the U.S. leadership.

That sounds like a lot of money, but it is not----

What we need to do is to work with the mayors, the governors, and those who make the school closures.

I want to thank all four panelists. I hope I didn't grill you too much.

Does anybody else want to add to that?

I notice that the GAO, the NGA, and the ASTHO have reports that say that you need more guidance in school closures.

Let me ask about this map that we have here.

We just need to make sure that we are ready, that we are doing everything that we can do, and that the State, local, and private sector are working together on this.

Should you let the various States make that decision on how it is distributed, or should there be one national policy that the States just follow?

Mr. Thomasian, let me ask you about the Medical Reserve Corps. Can the States activate that, and what is that process?

Oh, I can--I can just about guarantee you there won't be any homebuilders buying 'Made in China' sheetrock.

I think that's the status of the law, if I understand it.