trip waiver or wavering the technology w.h.o. which many experts say will be the game changer in terms of boosting global capacity. is there no longer a priority for the administration? well, he supported the troops waiver. excuse me. a process being led by our let me finish our ambassador it s an ongoing process. we said from the beginning it would be a lengthy process. i have not seen many advocates say this is the silver bullet and the thing that is going to provide everybody with vaccines around the world. we it s something the president supports, we support in this administration and there is an important global process that is ongoing. what we feel our role is also is not just providing as the world s biggest supplier provider of vaccines to the global community and more than any other country combined, but also working with our quad partners to produce at least one billion vaccine doses. boosting vaccine manufacturing in south africa to produce more than 500 million toes r
between the meeting between hollande and putin. two points, josh. roll with me. number one, putin has said that assad s fate must be decided by the syrians themselves and hollande has said assad has no place there in syria. and we know, of course, what president obama has said, would be echoing what hollande said. number two, putin has said he is ready to cooperate with the american-led coalition. your response to both of those points? right. these are the longstanding russian positions. when putin says the assad s fate must be determined by the syrian people, he s saying only through elections can assad be deposed. that puts him on the opposite side of the equation from france and the united states, who believes assad should go first and not stand in elections. that s not something new. that s what the russians have been saying all along. as for the second part, the bottom line here is that there is a process being led by john kerry to come to a diplomatic