Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2020-03 to 2020-11.
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The speaker expresses skepticism regarding the speed of vaccine development because long-term side effects are unknown.
“what if they give the vaccine to everybody and then two months later we all die from it now you gave the entire world a death sentence”
Flagrant · Mar 2020 · 1 episode · 94K views on this topicThe Trump administration's Operation Warp Speed succeeded because it involved policy experts who did not seek personal credit.
“it turns out to actually have been good because they knew what they were doing and they do enough to to not try to seek the credit and just get out of the way”
The All-In Podcast · Nov 2020 · 2 episodes · 72K views on this topicOperation Warp Speed's parallel production strategy was a successful, calculated risk that ensured vaccine availability.
“we've been scaling up the production and the manufacturing of these and if they weren't going to work we're just going to crash them right a couple billion dollars who cares it's a good option for the american people”
The All-In Podcast · Nov 2020 · 2 episodes · 72K views on this topic
The Trump administration deserves credit for the success of Operation Warp Speed.
“reading the article you have to come away thinking that the trump administration did a pretty good job with this whole warp speed project”
The All-In Podcast · Nov 2020 · 2 episodes · 72K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.