Is it necessarily so that a Federal, any Federal administration, yours or the current one, faced with an unprecedentedly large demand that is sudden, is necessarily going to get that problem solved faster by taking control of the entire market through the Defense Production Act or the like?
Bishop questions the effectiveness of federal control in crisis management.
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