Bill Gates

government both for research and delivery in health as a key partner. And I will do my best to work with this administration. And, you know, so I got his ear for three hours. He couldn't have been nicer. Doesn't mean that other people won't come in and say the HIV money should be cut. but, you know, I did my best.

government both for research and delivery in health as a key partner. And I will do my best to work with this administration. And, you know, so I got his ear for three hours. He couldn't have been nicer. Doesn't mean that other people won't come in and say the HIV money should be cut. but, you know, I did my best.

No, you can definitely worry that You know, there have been sort of broad attacks on foundations, you know, and OK, some of them are a bit woke, but overall, I think they, you know, serve a valuable purpose. You know, there's been a broad attack on vaccines, which, of course, the Gates Foundation is the biggest funder of vaccines in the world. And, you know.

No, you can definitely worry that You know, there have been sort of broad attacks on foundations, you know, and OK, some of them are a bit woke, but overall, I think they, you know, serve a valuable purpose. You know, there's been a broad attack on vaccines, which, of course, the Gates Foundation is the biggest funder of vaccines in the world. And, you know.

No, you can definitely worry that You know, there have been sort of broad attacks on foundations, you know, and OK, some of them are a bit woke, but overall, I think they, you know, serve a valuable purpose. You know, there's been a broad attack on vaccines, which, of course, the Gates Foundation is the biggest funder of vaccines in the world. And, you know.

You know, I still think people will come to their senses on this one. You know, the key reason why we went from 10 million children dying every year at the turn of the century to less than 5 million today is because we got new, very inexpensive vaccines out to most of the world's children. And, you know, 5 million deaths a year That's a big thing.

You know, I still think people will come to their senses on this one. You know, the key reason why we went from 10 million children dying every year at the turn of the century to less than 5 million today is because we got new, very inexpensive vaccines out to most of the world's children. And, you know, 5 million deaths a year That's a big thing.

You know, I still think people will come to their senses on this one. You know, the key reason why we went from 10 million children dying every year at the turn of the century to less than 5 million today is because we got new, very inexpensive vaccines out to most of the world's children. And, you know, 5 million deaths a year That's a big thing.

And in fact, if we stay serious about global health, we could cut those deaths in half again.

And in fact, if we stay serious about global health, we could cut those deaths in half again.

And in fact, if we stay serious about global health, we could cut those deaths in half again.

Well, I said to him that he'd done a very good job on this warp speed that accelerated the availability of the COVID vaccine and encouraged him to be more public about that or said that was a worthy thing. And we talked about why pandemic kind of drove people apart and that we're less ready for a pandemic today, you would have thought the pandemic, at least for a while, we'd get serious about it.

Well, I said to him that he'd done a very good job on this warp speed that accelerated the availability of the COVID vaccine and encouraged him to be more public about that or said that was a worthy thing. And we talked about why pandemic kind of drove people apart and that we're less ready for a pandemic today, you would have thought the pandemic, at least for a while, we'd get serious about it.

Well, I said to him that he'd done a very good job on this warp speed that accelerated the availability of the COVID vaccine and encouraged him to be more public about that or said that was a worthy thing. And we talked about why pandemic kind of drove people apart and that we're less ready for a pandemic today, you would have thought the pandemic, at least for a while, we'd get serious about it.

And yet, you know, understanding how we work with WHO and how We get CDC to engage in the right way. So I'm a bit surprised. But, you know, because millions of lives are involved, I do think the whole vaccine thing, you know, people will remember that, you know, this is a miraculous invention.

And yet, you know, understanding how we work with WHO and how We get CDC to engage in the right way. So I'm a bit surprised. But, you know, because millions of lives are involved, I do think the whole vaccine thing, you know, people will remember that, you know, this is a miraculous invention.

And yet, you know, understanding how we work with WHO and how We get CDC to engage in the right way. So I'm a bit surprised. But, you know, because millions of lives are involved, I do think the whole vaccine thing, you know, people will remember that, you know, this is a miraculous invention.

I can't relate to that term. I think of it more in terms of Russia, actually. Why is that, though? But we can't say that money was the key to this election. The party that spent, I think it's widely accepted, the party who spent less money won the election.

I can't relate to that term. I think of it more in terms of Russia, actually. Why is that, though? But we can't say that money was the key to this election. The party that spent, I think it's widely accepted, the party who spent less money won the election.

I can't relate to that term. I think of it more in terms of Russia, actually. Why is that, though? But we can't say that money was the key to this election. The party that spent, I think it's widely accepted, the party who spent less money won the election.