On the recordDecember 29, 2020
The Biden administration will bring a sense of urgency. They can organize the country with that sense of urgency, and we can't be dependent just on our existing healthcare infrastructure.
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transcripts.cnn.comDonna Shalala: “The Biden administration will bring a sense of urgency. They can organize the country with that sense of urgency, and we…”
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Shalala expresses confidence that the Biden administration will effectively address vaccine distribution challenges.
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