We`re not going to drop this vaccine requirement. We`re going to argue the case before the Supreme Court on the seventh of January and certainly hope the court will agree that the requirement imposed is a lawful requirement.
Ron Klain: “We`re not going to drop this vaccine requirement. We`re going to argue the case before the Supreme Court on the seventh…”
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Ron Klain, the White House Chief of Staff, emphasizes the Biden administration's commitment to the vaccine mandate and their intention to argue its legality before the Supreme Court.
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