Osterholm, who has served in some capacity in the past five presidential administrations, said that he was not a partisan actor but saw his duty to "be a soldier in the public health army." Osterholm indicated that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, and "we could have some very, very bright days ahead of us." Osterholm spoke with Garrett for this week's episode of "The Takeout" podcast. Producers: Arden Farhi, Jamie Benson, Sara Cook and Eleanor WatsonCBSN Production: Eric Soussanin, Julia Boccagno and Grace SegersShow email: TakeoutPodcast@cbsnews.comTwitter: @TakeoutPodcastInstagram: @TakeoutPodcastFacebook: Facebook.com/TakeoutPodcast For more of Major's conversation with Osterholm, download "The Takeout" podcast on Art19, iTunes, GooglePlay, Spotify and Stitcher.
Osterholm gave information on attacking the throat.
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Osterholm gave information on attacking the throat .
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