"This makes you sensitive not only to cost and schedule delays, basically, in the U.S. program, but in having correct predictions of when, you know, scientific competitors will actually do these things."
"It's good that you maintain the flexibility and the agility that you get from these multiple maybe smaller things."
"Let's--actually, I'd like to speak a little about the issues about optical and radio interference..."
"I think just collaborating with your international colleagues to at least quantify the damage, so that policymakers understand the tradeoff they're making."
"I definitely endorse that."
"As one of two Ph.D. scientists in Congress, I always look to the research and data when making decisions."
"It is based on your duty to your family and your community, and ultimately your country and all humanity."
"We have been very active in overseeing that production effort and also making sure that when the first doses were available they were equitably distributed."
"The data show that the vaccines are literally lifesavers and that serious side effects are rare."
"the decision to get vaccinated is one place where the data could not be more clear: all three of the FDA-approved vaccines are extremely safe and extremely effective."
"As a scientist, I am really proud of the work that researchers have done to develop and test vaccines."