maria: i want to ask you about anthony fauci flip-flopping on capitol hill senator rand paul called outsistent vaccine messaging, watch this. >> the most potent vaccination is getting infected yourself. >> you seem quite certain of yourself in 2004 but in 2022 there's a lot less certainty. a vaccination following infection gives an added extra boost in that film that you showed is taking out of context. maria: josh we hear the same thing from dr. fauci, everything taken out of context, we know what happened in last week we saw a report about ram paul asking dr. fauci how much money he and other scientists get and did receive for pushing the vaccine and pushing everybody to get vaccinated and triple and quadruple more shots and they're still getting covid. >> this is been one of my biggest question since day one on this entire dystopian to a half years of the covid aero regime, what is happening with the deepening bowels of anthony fauci's payroll. there is a third party watchdog, he runs a great fiscal transparency organization called open the books.org, it's been on top and we ran a gr

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anthony fauci, we thank you very much. >> thank you. be with you. ♪ judy: china's record-breaking heatwave has finally begun to ease. the power shortages that came with the searing temperatures have raised russians about the region's reliance on hydropower and china's ambitions to in its use of fossil fuels. our special correspondent reports. reporter: a cool breeze returns here. and so have fishermen. this native is one of the many who have come to soak up the cooler conditions. >> now that it has rained the temperature has come down, i decided to come outside. it has been suffocatg at home. reporter: many people here to comfort indoors. this region was hard-hit by a recent heatwave. the searing temperatures killed crops. and caused wildfires that ripped through the mountains. it also dried up stretches of this river. cracked earth was all that was left in some parts. it is a water source for 600 million people. it fuels much of china's extensive hydropower infrastructure, including the world's largest dam. but he calls a 50% reduction

anthony fauci admitted covid-19 lockdown mandates had on your kids education.the primary goal when you are dealing with a situation with the hospitals being overrun in new york. you have to do something that is rather draconian. sometimes, when you do draconian things, it has collateral, negative consequences. it does have ulterior consequences of the economy, on the school children. >> todd: a recent report from the department of education shows some of the largest test score declines in decades as a consequence of learning loss over the course of the pandemic. carley. >> carley: parents from a school district in hawaii pushing back against the extended covid era mandate but get this force has most of the students to eat lunch outside in the scorching island heat. one of the parents whose daughter attends first grade at this elementary school, she is six years old and joins us now. christina, good morning to you. i checked the temperatures. it will be netted the grease imported today. what is going on at your daughter school? >> yes. that is what we have been

anthony fauci. this is about 35 minutes. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm bob, the white house monkeypox response creator. today i'm joined by dr. fauci, dr. walensky. before i turn to my colleagues, i want to provide an update on the important progress we're making in combating monkeypox. we continue to leverage every capability at our disposa

anthony fauci, we thank you very much. dr. fauci: thank you.e with you. ♪ judy: china's record-breaking heat wave, which lasted more than two months, has finally begun to ease. but the power shortages that came with the searing temperatures have raised questions about the region's heavy reliance on hydropower and china's ambitions to end its use of fossil fuels. special correspondent patrick fawk reports from the city of chong ching. patrick: a cool breeze returns to the city of chongqing, and so too have fishermen to the banks of the yangtze river. chongqing native, cai, is just one of the many that have come to soak up the calmer conditions. cai: now that it's rained and the temperature has come down, i decided to come outside. it's been suffocating at home. patrick: many people here took cover indoors over the past two months. chongqing was one of the regions hardest hit by china's recent heatwave, with mercury levels topping 40 degrees celsius, that's 104 fahrenheit, everyday for two straight weeks. the searing temperatures brought intense

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is anthony fauci? >> absolutely. if people don't really talk about how everybody was supposed to just accept that we were supposed to lock down, no questions asked, and he literally admitted to being like, okay, children are going to be collateral damage, senior citizens are going to be collateral damage. the cost that we paid over the last two years was with really, really not worth it. and just in my personal experience, my grandmother before the covid pandemic, she had some health issues, some memory issues, and she was beginning to have a little bit of dementia. two years of lockdowns, she's just not the same person anymore, and it really, really hurts my feelings that to fauci she didn't matter, our family didn't matter, millions of families didn't matter who had kids in lockdown, senior citizens in lockdown. it's really he's gusting. kennedy: and a lot of people saw and, jimmy, the american medical, so, what did they say? were they screaming in 2020, let's shut down the schools, better for kids -- >> no! kenned

acerca a tener una sola vacuna anual cada otoño y protegería todo el año por su parte el doctor anthony faucifrancisco desplegó la alfombra roja para la reina de los países bajos esta mañana es la primera etapa en la que la reina hablo con los (nombre extranjero) acerca de los retos similares gracias a todos mañana la reina visitara nombre extranjero todo en busca de soluciones prácticas a temas como la agricultura salud y el país vamos al pausa vuelve a repetirse otro altercado judicial tenemos el reporte en vivo con las imágenes el exceso de calor provoca apagones >>> esta en apuros y necesita dinero rápido ? cuidado con los préstamos de un día recuerde que puede seguirnos en los medios sociales facebook, instagram y twitter además del mundo 48.com está disponible para las diferentes aplicaciones >>> (comerciales) si usted es de los que solicita préstamos en día de pago entonces preste atención porque podría ser estafado este es un préstamo con el que recibe dinero instantáneamente no es conveniente verdad ? si está en apuros pero ojo con los intereses inclusive algunos le piden dinero para

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maria: that's outrageous of anthony fauci. congressional testimony. missouri congressman pressed them on ties to china on wednesday. listen to this, i have to get your take. >> should the ccp follow through on trip to invade taiwan -- >> we will follow the government's guidance which has been for decades to work with china and if they change that position, we will immediately change it as we did in russia. >> we will do likewise, we will follow the government guidance. >> we would follow whatever the american government said which is you all, what you want us to do. maria: dean, your reaction? i mean, obviously the ccp has given these banks an opportunity to sell to their billion point two population. they want that business but this is a really tricky dance they are playing. >> absolutely, so one, i expect american banks to basically say, we will follow the law. it would have been very, very daring to say before congress, we are going to ignore you, senator. but that being said, the reality is that those same banks are contin

anthony fauci failed our kids.e time, we have a great governor here in the state of oklahoma, governor kemp. him and i were out front demanding schools stay open because we heard these heartbreaking stories from around the state on kids falling behind. we all knew this was going to happen, but the reality is the national teachers union is more concerned with politics and power than they are our kids. and our kids needed schools to be open. our parents need more school choice. we need if more transparency and accountability in our public schools to insure that money is getting to the classroom so that every one of our kids can be caught up to be work force-ready. neil: well, i would like to know going forward, secretary, what you think we should do. we ever have another incident like this, when i had dr. fauci on this, he thought the sweeping measures in retrospect probably should not be taken, and i'm wondering if you're getting a sense that what we've learned from covid is that we overreacted. do you think we simp

anthony fauci after he said that the covid-19 pandemic is over.6 o minutes". let's play what you president biden said followed by new remarks from dr. fauci. >> the pandemic is over. of we still have a problem with covid. we're still doing a lot of work on it. it's what the pandemic is over. if you notice, no one is wearing masks. everyone is in good shape. i think it's changing. >> but we're not where we need to be. if we're going to be able to "live with the virus" because we know we're not going to irrad indicate it. we only did that with one virus which is small pox. and that was very different. small pox doesn't change from year to year or decade to decade or even from century to century. >> president biden's remarks were not planned and took a lot of health officials and senior white house aides off guard. coronavirus was the third leading cause of death in the united states last year. after only heart disease and cancer. the same was true in 2020. some disease experts argue covid could remain a leading cause of death in the indefinitely and

anthony fauci says the u.s. is not where it needs to be, citing more than 400 covid deaths each day. he said the country is in a better place, but there's still a lot of work to be done. >> we're not going to eradicate it. it's unlikely we eliminate it. that we get to a level of control that it's low enough th dsn disrupt ourci order a domihat ppens societ >> in a segment that aired on "60 minutes" on sunday he said it's still a problem but declared the pandemic is over. yesterday officials say there are no plans to lift the health care emergency. the white house is still seeking $122 billion if there congress to keep fighting covid. >>> a baltimore judge overturned the murder conviction of a man who was the focus of the popular podcast "serial." 41-year-old adnan syed, was released yesterday. his conviction was tossed out. new evidence suggests two other possible suspects may have been involved in her death. he's always maintained his innocence. prosecutors must decide whether to bring on a new trial or dismiss

when anthony fauci comes out and says what he meant to say is we are at a stage where we are not losing a day. can you imagine if he was that subtle and coy and supportive for president trump? he would have been on every network saying president trump had no right to say that we are not out by a long shot. so him doing that actually xavier becerra the health and human services secretary agrees with the president. so we are done. throw out the mask, it is over. >> steve: well, as kevin did details. they had to walk it back. >> brian: they didn't walk it back. steve: because that's how they are given the authority to forgive the $10,000. >> brian: he didn't walk it back the president didn't. they walked back the china statement. they didn't walk back the pandemic statement. >> steve: they walked back many statements because the president went off script for a little while. he was on "60 minutes" over the weekend. and he was asked hey, 2024, around the corner, what are you going to do? he says this you say it's much too early to make the decision. i take it the decision has not been made i

doctor anthony fauci admitting the pandemic error lockdowns had on children's education, listen to this when you're dealing with the situation with the hospitals of being overrun in new york, you have to do something that is rather ukrainian and sometimes when you do your coney and things and has collateral negative consequent this. it does have deleterious consequences on the economy, on the schoolchildren. >> a recent report from the department of education showed the largest test score declines in decades as a consequence of learning loss over the pandemic. to be clear he said is a man of science, obviously not a man of the economy considering what the lockdowns did to the overall economy and nevermind what's happening to these children who a lot of them haven't even come back to school at all. maria: he says he is science. if you criticize mere criticizing science. >> the hospitals were overrun that could be measured in weeks in new york city but they kept kids out of school for a year end a half or longer when kids did not contract covid as easily as adults it did not have severe d

anthony fauci today warned vaccination rates are too low to end the pandemic. >> it is likely that we will see another variant emerge, and there's already on the horizon. >> reporter: mr. biden was also asked on "60 minutes" about whether he plans to run for re-election. >> you say that it's much too early to make that decision. i take it the decision has not been made in your own head. >> look, my intention as i said to begin with is that i would run again. but it's just an intention. but is it a firm decision that i run again? that remains to be seen. >> reporter: if the president were to step aside, it could spark a wide-open fight for the democratic nomination. meanwhile, former president donald trump, potential 2024 challenger, sparked catastrophe at a weekend rally in ohio, where his remarks were set to music that resembled the qanon theme song. >> we're a nation that surrendered in afghanistan, leaving behind dead soldiers. >> reporter: many in the crowd responded to the music with a qanon salute. the trump team dismissed any ties to qanon. meanwhile, the president also told "6

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anthony fauci. this is about 35 minutes. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm bob, the white house monkeypox response creator. today i'm joined by dr. fauci, dr. walensky. before i turn to my colleagues, i want to provide an update on the important progress we're making in combating monkeypox. we continue to leverage every capability at our disposal and partner with leaders on the ground to meet people where they are with vaccines, tests, treatments and information. over the last couple of weeks, our large event pilot has been incredibly successful. over 3300 shots were administered in new orleans. over 1,000 shots were administered at oakland pride and over 4,000 shots were administered at black friday in atlanta. and we recently were notified that charlotte administrated another 1500 doses in the days and events following charlotte pride last month. with the total vaccine doses to nearly 11,000. these efforts are reaching black and brown communities, a top priority of this administration. by vaccining thousands of people at high-risk who might not otherwi

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doctor anthony fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, says. >> although the severity of the disease has less and we are far from being clear of the disease that's killed more than a million americans. we don't want anyone. >> to get the impression that we don't have a lot of work to do. we've got to get the level of infection considerably lower than it is. >> the centers for disease control says deaths in the u.s. are down. 75% and new cases are down 90% since the omicron variant hit in january. doctor fauci also warning that a new covid wave may hit this fall as new variants move and throughout the world. fauci also seeing recently that he suspects the chinese government is holding back information on the origins of covid-19, even questioning the lab leak theory. doctor fauci also said that he thinks federal officials quote, but steering issue covid-19 response saying they should have recommended mask wearing much earlier than first announced and they should have had a better testing plan available. meanwhile, the world health organization still believes we're in the

anthony fauci warned today that vaccination rates are too low to end the pandemic. >> it is likely we will see another variant emerge, and there's already on the horizon. >> reporter: mr. biden was also asked on "60 minutes" whether he plans to run for reelection. >> you say it's much too early to make that decision. i take it the decision has not been made in your own head. >> look, my intentions i said to begin with is i would run again, but it's just an intention. is it a firm decision that i'd run again, that remains to be seen. >> reporter: in the president were to step aside, it could spark a wide-open fight for the. meanwhile, former president donald trump, a potential 2024 challenger, sparked controversy at a weekend rally in ohio, where his remarks were set to music that resembled the qanon. theme song. >> we're a nation that surrendered in afghanistan, leaving behind dead soldiers. >> reporter: many in the crowd responded to the music with a qanon salute. the trump team dismissed any ties to qanon. meanwhile, the president also told "60 minutes" the u.s. military would defen

and chief medical advisor to the president, doctor anthony fauci expects the covid vaccine to follow a similar schedule to the annual flu shot with annual updated covid-19 shots matched to the currently circulating strains for most of the population. now, the white house also says that those who caught covid recently can wait a few months before going out and getting the vaccine. >> reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. >> thank you for that update. basil. all right. so yesterday the inbox vaccines were administered in san francisco, the san francisco hospital there. they had a limited number of walk-in appointments available yesterday. if you could make it walk-ins are welcome to friday at 08:00pm to 04:00pm. and officials say walk-ins will be prioritized. that's at the mark zuckerberg hospital coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news. a san jose murder suspect has been identified by police where chp say they found him. we'll be right back after the break. well, 2 of the 3 suspects in the downtown sacramento mass shooting appeared in court yesterday. the shooting happened

you have officials like anthony fauci saying if you have hundreds of deaths a day and thousands per week and it still one of the leading causes of death and there are many things we can still do to reduce transmission, then it is calling into question the critical push versus the scientific community. even within the scientific community, there have been disagreements. some infectious disease experts have said in our hospital, we are not seeing as many patients hospitalized for covid pneumonia, so for them it's over. but it is tough because if you are looking at it just from what is going on locally, you may be getting a biased view of the pandemic for the whole country. when the president makes a statement like that for the whole country, then look at the data for the whole country. look at what still needs to be done and what we are heading into. we've seen as we head into the colder months that we have much higher caseloads. we know there are other variants starting to take over, even though it is dominantly ba.5. as somebody researching and studying covid, i'm setting up a trial look

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anthony fauci: >> someone needs to grab that little elf and chuck him across the potomac. >> reporter: democracy, typically an abstract issue, has rocketed to the top of voters' concerns, too. seven in 10 of them describe voting and election issues as very important this fall. >> absolutely. i think the state of our democracy is in peril. >> reporter: lisa deeley chairs the philadelphia elections commission. she got death threats in 2020 after trump lost the state. >> it has changed the way i behave. has changed my behavior. >> reporter: how so? >> i don't really like to go places by myself anymore. >> reporter: speaking in scranton, pennsylvania, tonight, house republican leader kevin mccarthy insisted it's the other party that is pitting people against each other. >> we must change direction in washington before it is too late. >> reporter: president biden is giving this speech from independence hall because it's the cradle of american democracy. and aides say he's giving the speech now because even as we head into the november elections, there are still so many americans who deny t

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nih director anthony fauci, and fda commissioner doctor robert kayla. live coverage on c-span three. >> good morning. it is unhealthy labor and pitching committee will please come to order. today we are having a hearing on the federal response to the monkeypox outbreaks as we work to stop the spread of this virus. i will have an opening statement followed by senator burr and then we will introduce our witnesses. before we start i do want to take a moment to congratulate one of our witnesses, dr. fauci, announcing his upcoming retirement. dr. fauci, you have served through multiple decades and presidents and public health threats. and worked to save countless lives. and i hope you know that you have the thanks of a grateful nation for your incredible service to this country. so thank you, thanks for being here today. after the witnesses gave their testimonies, senators will each have five minutes for a round of questions. and what we are not able to have this hearing fully open to the public or media for in-person attendance, my video is still available

anthony fauci, medical scientist, infectious disease specialist.those who call him the evil doctor consider him the godfather of covid-19. in fact, under his leadership. were held experiments with coronavirus, bats in a chinese laboratory. that is, in the same city where it was recorded. the first outbreak of a deadly virus, but fauci all accusations of dubious experiments. repeatedly denied, including speaking in the us congress. however, it seemed that the chief infectious disease specialist of the united states was lying and doing everything to prevent any leakage of information, and the other day the court recognized fauci with his head from the largest companies as the owners of social networks in order to censor freedom of speech in a row, topics including the coronavirus pandemic and now an adviser to the american president must disclose his secret correspondence with the administration. social networks, of course, these publications are unlikely to finally bring the perpetrators of the pandemic to clean water, nevertheless, the internationa

is surprised to right now we need to demand accountability and how people randi weingarten and anthony fauciage and never come back and they need to be held accountable for what they've done to america's children. >> so they are not exiting the stage, it's from the secretary of education cardona, today's data confirms significant impact, prior of administration mismanaged the pandemic has had on our children, progress and academic, well-being, that's why president biden from day one of his administration pushed so hard to get students back in class, we must repair damage done by donald trump's mismanagement of the pandemic and we know there were e-mails of them ordaining with the teachers union to keep the classroom closed but then they got caught and sit the fbi on parents. it's a lie. >> it stunning, all a lie. even the timeline, the presidens not the president when we were keeping kids out of school. we already transitioned to biden while that was happening. these are the people who want teaching our kids, they are literally trying to change history in front of our eyes and tell us we did

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anthony fauci was going on this defensive to her because finally the blame train is making a stop inity. and hers. >> he filters politics to science, randi weingarten does to education. this is incredulous and you have the arsonists walking up to the fire, i didn't bring this down or the hot dog guy saying we are trying to figure out who did this. you have to go back and be specific, she was crafting policies with the cdc, joe biden's cdc on, how can we better protect our teachers and things at the same time while governors were opening schools, she had teachers in body bags staging think you're going to kill us new york times op-ed, washington post op-ed saying your opening schools too soon and people are literally going to die, this is not just i tried to get schools open, it's like you are going to kill us if we have to go back to our jobs. i guess the strategy might work on any voter born after 2021. something important to remember, she was just at the white house last week with joe biden, not just someone at arms length, this is pretty from crypt over how this administration tre

parents obviously extremely alarmed but last week doctor anthony fauci named school closures didn't reallyurt kids. come on. >> do you regret the shutdown -- >> i don't. >> particularly for kids who can go to school except remotely it's forever damaged them. >> i don't think it's forever irreparably damaged anyone. jimmy: fat aged about as well as a 2-dollar bottle of wine. ticket from a guy who drinks a lot of.but there's more. earlier today the white house depended on the previous administration because of course they did. >> was the administration going to do about this severe learning loss and does the administration shoulder any blame for not pushing the schools to reopen sooner? >> let's get back to where we were not long ago as the president walk in to this administration. the economy was shut down and businesses were shut down. what we have seen his we seen the numbers but i think that's what we see, how -- it shows you how mismanaged the pandemic was and how the impact of that mismanagement had on kids progress in academic well-being. we must repair the damage done by the last adm

lockdown policies of democrat governors anthony fauci, national teachers unions who wanted schools closeey are the ones that cause that. in florida we said you've arrayed to be in school then you need to be in school and we've done much better as a result but it wasn't the pandemic. all it required was leadership to say we need to keep kids in school. those democrats in those unions and the left anthology, they've chose ideology over what was right for those kids and the damage is going to be lasting regardless of what fauci wants to tell you. >> raymond: the pools moving into the midterms, what would be your advice to the republican party? what notes should they strike in these closing days and how should they counter what we heard from president biden last night? >> hold biden accountable. it's a referendum on his failures. make sure everybody knows how his policies have contributed to the mess we are in and then articulate what you will do to address things like the border, like crime, like inflation. i think if you do that, i think republicans are going to win both chambers and i thi

anthony fauci, no one had heard of, and kramer and all the research scientists everything, fascinatingry. but you know the impact was severe. there was trauma. and now we see the results of it. the silver cloud the lining, the silver lining in the cloud, there's a lot more dignity and respect. >> did you realize the moment you were there, sometimes you don't, because you're too close but sometimes you realize this is huge, and i was covering covidien george floyd, i knew the immediate impact, did you realize that? >> because covert impacts everybody, aids impacted a small marginalized segment of america. >> than it was. >> as a say, the curse of it is off, and medical treatment is available and the stigma is off, just like the stigma is off being gay. >> speaking of that, and you ended your marriage to your wife jane, after 26 years, you have been with your current husband, matt, since 1995, you didn't come out as a gay man into your 50s, everyone has their own coming out journey but tell me about yours? >> i didn't write about it much because i don't think it is that different than an

anthony fauci facing backlash about comments he made on draconian lockdowns. >> tough do something that'saconian and sometimes when you do draconian things, it has collateral, negative consequences. ashley: you think? dr. fauci knew his lockdowns were bad for kids but pushed them anyway. katie pavlich calls it dis-pickable and she'll -- de-pickable and she'll be here later in the show. white house anowed at bill malugan about the border coverage. is that because they're worried about going into the midterms? we'll talk about it next. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name

especially for anthony fauci. so they would do whatever they can to cling to that as long as possible because if you don't keep people scared, you don't have the kind of control you have over them do they have through this entire time. i want to get back to something he originally talked about and gammage newsom elbowing kamala harris out of the way. those were sharp nasty, dirty california elbows. he will do whatever he can to cause as much damage to her as much as possible. and just get her out of the way, that is what that statement was from his two operatives, the filthy, california, democrat, nasty, politics. and you want that to be an ex-president? president homeless? no thank you. i prefer president prosperity. and they're sitting off to the side. cackling over his cat. >> coming up, the guy you see here swinging a hatchet in the new york city mcdonald's, is walking the streets right now and he is even speaking to reporters. yes he was free with no bail welcome to new york. that's next. speak up outrage in

anthony fauci. he makes almost like the old saying goes it's not the pay that matters most. good doctor really started to benefit once covid hit. not only did all the tv hits boost his ego. it boosted his bank account, too. after all with stardom comes cash. according to a watchdog group opened the books, fauci's net worth soared, are you ready? from 7 million in 2019 to over 12 million in 2021. up over 70% in just two years. you may be asking how did fauci do that? aside from the salary it turns out people were just handing the guy cash. one nonprofit awarded him a million dollars for, quote. speaking truth to power defending science. i speak truth to power every day can somebody give me a million dollars. when he wasn't telling you to triple mask he was like the wolf of wall street. in 2021 he raked in a million dollars off the market. on top of the $800,000 profit he pocketed in 2020. blacked out all the royalties he is getting from big pharma. we can't see it. maybe we should start calling tony the wolf of washington. speaking of nancy, remember that bill to ban stock tr

fauci enriching himself during covid. the national institute of allergy and infectious disease director anthony director and his wife's net more than 12 million according to an analysis by open the books, fauci was the highest paid white house employee taking home more than president biden. dagen, i still don't understand how you get a 5 million-dollar increase. he wasn't making $5 million as a government employee but still he is the highest paid in government. dagen: right, he has going out the door a very, very rich pension as well. but we are not allowed to criticize tony fauci, remember, when you criticized him, you criticize science. i am science was his word. i just hope in the months and years ahead that all government can learn from the dangers of listening to one very big mouth self-centered individual like this because at every step he was wrong. you know, don't wear a mask early on. he tried to actively shut down any discussion that this virus has killed more than a million americans came out of a lab and this was early in the pandemic and he's still hanging around. i just hope that lesson learn, probably not b

anthony fauci tested positive after four shots.ceo tested positive the second time in two months despite four shots of covid. it does not stop transmission and we use people like kyrie, and more importantly, average americans as scapegoats and yanked their jobs, their money, and yanked their reputation away from them. >> brian: the military is gutted because of it, cops have been fired because of it, nurses have been told to get out because of it, sloan kettering and others, and in different cities, so when we bring up kyrie irving, we are bringing up an example of a guy who had a job that just said i won't get it. you are not going to tell me what to do with my body, i'm in great shape, he's right, almost destroyed a huge team that might never be the same. because of him, kevin durant said i can't do it alone. when he did play on away games it was ok. but the end, he wanted to be traded. he could have blew up a franchise, the value big time but they are all back. >> yeah, and people put that on kyrie. everything you just described

anthony fauci predicted the new normal will now include yearly covid vaccinations for most americans.ing an elected official of his office because he participated in the insurrection. a new mexico judge today rooting that he can no longer serve as the county commissioner. a federal judge here in d.c. found griffin guilty of trespassing. >>> in pennsylvania today, dr. oz said he would not have objected to certifying joe biden's election. appearing alongside the republican senator, oz as also he would not have voted to impeach the former president donald trump. toomey says he still supports that. >> i do not expect a candidate for office to necessarily agree with me on everything. dr. oz just mentioned he would have voted differently during the impeachment trial. i'm comfortable with my decision, but everyone has to make their own, and i don't expect everyone to make the same decision. >> they spent the majority of that press conference calling out his opponent for so far refusing to debate. >>> a full top a ten rare to mark the 9/11 attacks. the president will travel to the pentagon. v

anthony fauci, merrick garland.icans have the benefit of an entire academic system that advances this narrative from pretty much kindergarten on up. and since we have almost no true independent press corps left in america, they are not going to investigate or expose any of this. instead they either cheer or play defense for the regime. they are not going to inquire as to why 87,000 new irs agents why they are needed in america right now. instead they just went on about biden's great week. >> joe biden has been on a hell of a run, he has gotten a lot done. >> joe biden has done demonstrated competency to make him run on a contrast message of competency and we get stuff done. >> a pretty stunning two years for president joe biden's first two years in office. >> joe biden has had a long list of legislative wins during his first two years in office. >> laura: they pretend to care about norms and procedures, and they warned about how donald trump's behavior led americans to question our entire system always teetering on

doctor anthony fauci, who is retiring, as americans top infectious disease expert in december recentlysed the importance of boosters for black americans. in an interview, he warned offered can americans to continue to be disproportionately affected and by covid because they tend to work in frontline jobs that put them at higher risk for infection. and are more likely to suffer from underlying health risks due to inequities in our health care system. as awful as this pandemic has been, i have been proud to watch my fellow americans overcome some understandable concerns and get vaccinated. earlier this year, the american medical association found -- race no longer appears to be a factor whether someone is willing to take a jab. groups like the conference of national black churches, dr. richardson's and others let us do this good work. i encourage all of you to rise up and get the next covid booster if you are eligible. and to make sure your friends and family do the same. especially if they are in a higher risk group. the same way we conquered hesitancy, we must also fight off complacenc

the white house's top doctor, anthony fauci with this. >> we're not where we need to be if we're going we know we're not going to eradicate it. we only did that with one virus, smallpox. >> harris: he is talking around it. chad pergram live on capitol hill. in my head i can see people around the president going, no dude, it is not. those who think like fauci. >> harris, baseball legend yogi berra declared it ain't over until it's over. president biden may have said the pandemic is over but democrats aren't buying it and they're now cleaning up. >> president biden said the pandemic is over. he did not say covid is extinguished. covid-19 will be endemic for years to come. >> i think what the president was trying to say the worst of the pandemic is over. >> an effort by democrats to load tens of billions onto a spending bill this month to help with the pandemic. that could be a problem because of mr. biden's remarks. >> the president saying the pandemic is over is just kind of mind-boggling. he wants tens of billions for covid and he says the pandemic is over. >> gop votes are likely nece