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Lemon out.

I think the logistical lesson on the rollout of the boosters is that they need to have in place the infrastructure to actually distribute those vaccines

and hard to reach communities and hard to reach settings.

I think what the body administration has done here is by backing into an approximate date,

and I know they were beaten up a little bit for putting out a date,

but putting out an approximate date, they're now able to start that planning process in advance,

and so that the boosters are made available by FDA, if FDA does authorize it,

and the advisor community, the CDC, ultimately judges it to be appropriate for a certain population,

they're going to be ready to start making it available in the nursing homes right away,

so there's not going to be a delay.

Welcome in the bubble. I'm your host Andy Slavitt.

Thank you for joining a toolkit episode today.

The voice you just heard was Scott Gottlieb. Scott, the former head of the FDA in the Trump administration,

been on the show before. He's got a new book out, and he's talking about boosters.

And what he's talking about is what we're going to talk about on the show today,

because we have a toolkit episode on how and when and where and how and why to get your booster.

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