Chicago Tribune April 20, 2020
Christopher Borrelli

Andy Slavitt knows what we need right now. He’s been thinking, he’s been telling anyone who wonders about his role in the fight against coronavirus, that he would like to provide 50% Winston Churchill and 50% Fred Rogers. He imagines his new podcast, “In the Bubble With Andy Slavitt,” as the difficult truth (“I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat”) delivered gently (“Won’t you be my neighbor?”), from a virtual fireside.

Which is keeping in line with the Evanston native’s public image.

He’s primed as a proactive Churchill-Rogers. He’s not swaggery; he doesn’t come across as particularly commanding. But then leadership isn’t always blustery or elected....

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