Well, that would be fine, sir. Let me ask a broad question which is, is that the hope for the future, is that we can develop the necessary capabilities through science and research so that the consequences of the introduction of one of these diseases is minimized so that really no terrorist ever decides, This is the way to attack the United States because the economic and life-threatening consequences of that introduction no longer are significant? Are we headed to that point? Is that a goal?
Jerry Moran: “Well, that would be fine, sir. Let me ask a broad question which is, is that the hope for the future, is that we can…”
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Moran discusses the goal of minimizing the impact of animal diseases as a security measure.
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