cdc dr redfield on npr at 442 pm edt
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Peter Szerlagi
Apr 9, 2020, 4:49:46 PM4/9/20
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wbur fm - cdc guy - we were perfect - basically thats whats he saying
he says the bad reagent was handled well - problem was discovered and fixed
443 pm - interview cut out 2 times - maybe its my radio
dr redfield from cdc was interviewed - he is the director iirc
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lets review - cdc swung immediately into action and immediately their
tests started to fail
seems to me that no one was testing the tests as they waited for a
pandemic to start somewhere in the world
why ? - billions supposedly were spent on preparedness - and the very
first thing they do is a FAIL
no clear answer given why WHO tests were not used - question was
referred to FDA (maybe their approval process was corrupted or a fail)
he says the bad reagent was handled well - problem was discovered and fixed
443 pm - interview cut out 2 times - maybe its my radio
dr redfield from cdc was interviewed - he is the director iirc
---------------------
lets review - cdc swung immediately into action and immediately their
tests started to fail
seems to me that no one was testing the tests as they waited for a
pandemic to start somewhere in the world
why ? - billions supposedly were spent on preparedness - and the very
first thing they do is a FAIL
no clear answer given why WHO tests were not used - question was
referred to FDA (maybe their approval process was corrupted or a fail)
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