shelves and of course concerned parents. my colleague jeremy diamond yesterday at the white house he asked the president this very question take a listen. should you have taken those steps sooner before parents got to these shelves and couldn t find formula? if we had been better mind readers, we could have. we moved as quickly as the problem became apparent to us. and we have to move with caution as well as speed because we have to make sure what we re getting is, in fact, first-rate product. that s why the fda has to go through the process. reporter: so, there we heard from the president a bit of defense, but also a bit of talking about the safety process. giving us a hint that maybe the product will not be on the shelves as quickly as parents and the administration frankly would like. still, in the meantime, this white house has taken some steps in the interim trying to make things better. that includes yesterday they announced a new website on the health and human services
getting is, in fact, first rate product. that s why the fda has to go through the process. there we heard from the president himself going on the defensive a little bit but the fact of the matter here is that it s going to take time for the product to twactually get do th shelves. the white house has taken a number of steps. yesterday they announced a new health and human services website hhs.gov s/formula that will be able to assist parents as they go on a quest to find more infantas formula. another thing they say, you can see the web page on the screen is talking to manufacturers trying to get more of that product on shelve. fda says they will have an announcement next week about some of the efforts that they have done and tried to streamline the process. they have taken a number of more limited steps here. that includes importing infant