I don't think not having trials is an acceptable answer because I think it would in essence be the government saying, we are not going to plan for this.
Henry Waxman: “I don't think not having trials is an acceptable answer because I think it would in essence be the government saying, we…”
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Waxman argues against the lack of trials, emphasizing the need for government planning.
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