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LULU GARCIA-NAVARRO, HOST:
It's one of the puzzles of this pandemic. The economy can't come back online without working parents. Working parents cannot fully focus on their jobs without their kids being back in school. And their kids can't get back into school without teachers returning to the classroom. There is now a big tool to help that happen - vaccines. Here is President Biden speaking at a CNN town hall this past week.
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PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN: I think that teachers and the folks who work in the school, the cafeteria workers and others, should be on the list of preferred to get a vaccination.