We are going to move on to our second panel. Very excited. My good friend has been at the fda for a number of years to reach structure offices and one of the private sector whos been willing to do the hard work of others are unwilling to do and continuing, we have doctor mark who ran to federal agencies including serving as fda commissioner so we are going to spend time talking about organizations. We eventually got them out into the community. The Public Health infrastructure unfortunately operated largely inh un a silo, fragmented across localities, states, and the fed. And then as we think about agencies come with three primary agencies. We had the cdc, the fda and the nih, and they all functions very differently duringda the pandem. And so my hope was to spend sometime talk about how the fdas successes, it was not perfect but it did a pretty darn good job, and what we can learn from that thinking about how to fix this cdc and the nih Going Forward and make a a more robt Public Heal
Darn stupid lately. Maybe President Trumps thrusts have thrown investors off their game. But im becoming increasingly aware information not being valued accurately day after day. Its a big factor in the rally. Dow up 8 points. S p back slid 0. 09 . Nasdaq declined 0. 08 which can only be regarded frankly as a successful consolidation of the recent run. Take last night. Take cisco, the giant networking equipment maker, morphing from a hardware to a software company. It reports revenues that look anemic, and the stock gets banged down instantly. Im sitting there, having done a ton of homework for tonights interview with the ceo, and i can see from the deferred revenues the real number, the real metric that matters in a software company, that its actually a much better than expected quarter, especially when you compare it to the previous one. Im aghast that once the stock does tick down, the journalists are out in full force. Theyre justifying debt klein in a selffulfilling miasma of repo