Somebody was on yesterday or one of the networks and said that there's never been a president, even close, that's been able to do what I've done in slashing all of the red tape and everything to get very important things to the market medical.

So we slash red tape to develop vaccines and therapies as fast as, um, it can possibly be done long before anybody else was even thinking about doing this.

Najee No.

Earlier this week, we began the first clinical trial of a vaccine candidate for the virus, and that was launched in record time, who was just a few weeks and that would have taken years to do not so long ago as we race to develop a vaccine, were also pursuing anti viral therapies.

And that's what really we're gonna be talking to you about today.

That's the purpose of being up here today, and to me, that's, uh, even more important, the vaccine.

By its nature, you have to have long tests because you have to make sure what goes into somebody's body is not going to do destruction.

Too bad things.

So you need long tests and they're doing great with the vaccines.

But it's still a long process.

But the therapies or something we can move on much faster.

Potentially, and the treatments that will be able to reduce the severity and duration of the symptoms make people better, essentially would look at it.

Things, too, make people better, or at the very earliest stages that wouldn't even know they had it.

And that's where I believe it's gonna work, even the best.