anthony fauci in a rush. so will this white house ever be straight with american people? will anyone miss lord fauci? joining me now party panel. charlie hurt. >> and juan williams. and 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate spike cohen. juan. i have not seen you in a while, i miss you, i have a feeling 3 guys are beating up on dr. anthony fauci, you probably liked h him at the beginning do you still. >> i do. i think 3 guys beat on me. i do like dr. anthony fauci, remember that dr. anthony fauci predates covid. he was around for aids and ebola. he has been around a while. and you know, he really has been in the trenches dealing with you know in my lifetime, yours tom, emergences of kind of biological threat to us that you know, people used to talk about polio or maybe a bad case of the flu. now, you go out and you have to worry about getting covid . he tried his best, he had flaws, he made mistakes, first saying that people don't need mask then they do. it is confusing in a age where we have a ton of disinformation i will take fauci overall of the social media peopl

this is the thing i do not get about anthony fauci. goal in life is to present the world's by his own account public health posture. he has done more damage to the government's ability and public health official ability to promote government-sponsored public health than anybody else. exactly by getting these things wrong. an eroding's people's trust and then on top of that when they say you're not allowed to question things are not allowed to question vaccines pretty are not allowed to question the effectiveness of them or with the side effects of them are put all that does is get people to double down further. i think it's going to be a long time before we realized just how much damage fauci and that regime has done to real public health efforts request dispensers e-mailing friends behind the scenes thank masks are ineffective and then forcing them on the rest of america. show it was go down a little bit of a memory lane here with anthony fauci. >> do we have to? >> sorry. >> never seemed to be walking around the mask. it is not provi

anthony fauci was a scientist, in his lane he had no problem.hen he was never meant to head up a task force, a coronavirus task force and the control of it, telling us shut down schools, not have thanksgiving, wear two masks, he's having the cdc director wear goggles, and beginning of the pandemic, it's not going to be a problem, and to wear masks, masks are a false sense of security, the next thing of course you should wear masks. he has is a video of folly's he does not want to own up to. >> sandra: and part of his share well message on political divisions. listen. >> when i see people in this country because of the divisiveness in our country of not getting vaccinated for reasons that have nothing to do with public health but have to do because of divisiveness and ideological differences. as a physician, it pains me because i don't want to see anybody get infected. >> is he kidding? if you see to his different demeanor with the different administration's, it was night and day. the first thing he did, get on television. second thing, he wanted

maria: doctor anthony fauci now calling on americans to get vaccinated again in his final white houseress conference, watch this. >> we know it is safe, we know it is effective so my message and my final message may be the final message i give you from this podium is please, for your own safety and that of your family, get your updated covid-19 shot as soon as you eligible. maria: right has press secretary karine jean-pierre who confronted factory about the origins of covid-19, watch. >> dr. fauci only 13% -- >> hold on one second. >> we have a process here, i'm not calling out on people who yell and you are being disrespectful to your colleagues and your being disrespectful to her guest. >> she's asked about the origin of covid-19. >> i hear the question. >> i hear your question but were not doing this the way that you wanted. >> i'm done simon i'm done. maria: that that were not doing it she's done, the white house and president biden apparently did press xi jinping about covid-19 and fentanyl during their meeting in bali but we have no way of confirming that. joining the conversati

anthony fauci has his final appearance at the white house briefing. he is not straying far from the spotlight, however, new details about threats to the world cup from iran-backed terrorist. >> breaking tonight, house republican leaders at the southern border want president biden's homeland security chief gone. today they received a first-hand look at the illegal immigration crisis as they prepare to take control of the chamber next year. the minority leader, who is positioning himself to be the next speaker of the house is giving alejandro mayorkas a choice of two bad options. correspondent bill melugin is in el paso, texas right now with the latest. good evening, bill. >> bret, good evening to you. just a short time ago, g.o.p. minority leader kevin mccarthy issued an ultimatum to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. resign or face possible impeachment from a republican controlled house. >> g.o.p. minority leader kevin mccarthy and a delegation of house republicans in el paso today touring the busiest sector along the border and meeting with frontline

anthony fauci.d to see you in person. >> thank you very much. >> the first time we've been in person since the start of this pandemic. >> yes, indeed. >> i want to begin by seeing what insight you have with what's going on in china. let me just put up the headlines for the audience here. unrest over covid lockdowns, fear of quarantine camps, shutting down beijing, protests grow after an apartment blaze killed ten. what aes going on in china and why do they seem to be in a worse plan than any else in the world? >> their approach has been rather severe and draconian the kinds of shutdowns without a seeming purpose. if you're having a situation, if you recall, you know, almost three years ago when we were having our hospitals over-run, you remember the situation in new york city, you had to do something immediately to shut down that flow so, remember, we were talking about flattening the curve. the social distancing, restrictions and shutdown, which was never really complete, is done for a temporary pe

where is anthony fauci and debra birx. it did enormous damage to our economy and the american psyche that we are still seeing today. everything they advocated, other than washing your hands or covering your face when you sneeze was wrong. >> if you are ever in six-feet of an individual then you are controlling the virus. >> we are asking the young people to help us with this mitigation strategy by staying out of bars and restaurants and really trying to distance your yourselves. don't get the attitude that well, i am young, i am in vulnvinvulne >> laura: did you realize that social distancing was never grounded in science? it was all made up. >> the six-feet distance was not based on good judgment or science. >> laura: they were wrong about the vaccines stopping transmission, too. >> our data from the cdc today suggests that vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don't get sick. >> laura: whoops, false, most americans thought the vaccine could stop you from getting covid all together. we know that was wrong. you can tra

had anthony fauci on the payroll? and, you know, donald trump, why couldn't you say those two worlds? why couldn't you say "you're fired"? i would have. so, look, i think it's dangerous not just for desantis, this confrontation, i think it's dangerous for trump. >> as you know, a lot of obituaries we read in newspapers are written ahead of time, especially for prominent people, so they run when the person dies. >> i've written a few, yeah. >> do you get the sense that tonight, whatever happens tonight, will be just anecdotal evidence for another paragraph in donald trump's political obituary? >> you know, the subtitle of "betrayal" was the final act of the trump show, so i think we're still kind of watching that final act play out. and i do believe that -- it doesn't seem like this is the beginning of a great comeback. it would require a rewriting of the first paragraph of the to -- obit. you may be on to something. >> checking my notes, you have run against donald trump in 2016 working alongside hillary clinton of co

last time at the white house podium before his december retirement chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci urged americans to take every step necessary masking vaccine boosting testing. all of that is part of the spectrum of protecting yourself and your family and both john fauci emphasized americans can rely on the science behind the vaccine. want to make good decisions really based on facts, evidence and data you can decide to trust america's physicians or you can try some random dude on twitter. the white house will call on congress to provide 10 billion dollars in supplemental funding. >> as part of the next government funding bill reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> taking a live look outside tonight at downtown san francisco. absolutely beautiful. no fog really creeping in just yet there downtown. but i know we are in for quite a bit of change over the next several hours here. hey, britney. yes, that is a true change is the theme earlier this week we're at 70's. yeah, that's really going to change. thanks to this future cast for you can see we have a system coming from the n

." >> it wouldn't be the holiday season without one final scare from anthony fauci. the lockdown lover bidding farewell as president biden's chief medical advisor while doing his best to prevent you from enjoying your thanksgiving feast. fauci making his final guest appearance the white house briefing and sounding like it is still 2020. >> what do you say about the word mask now? >> i know when you walk in and you have a mask and nobody has a mask, you feel guilty, you shouldn't feel guilty, you should field terrific, the real danger is people that have not been vaccinated. if we're going to see a problem this winter, it is among those people. my message and final message, maybe the final message i give from the podium is please for your own safety, for that of your family, get your updated covid-19 shot. >> it looks like fauci must have missed key new detail warning america. according to "washington post," for the first time ever, vaccinated people make up majority of covid deaths by 58% and while the white house can't let go of covid, another huge health crisis and

anthony fauci and said don't wear a mask? i, you know who said pandemic won't be a problem in january? fauci. you told us to never shake hands again, fauci, you know who told us last year, last december don't get together with your family? for the second year in a row, anthony fauci. now he wants to go out with a big wet kiss from the american public? forget it. he has been a disaster for the country and he lacks any humility gene or cell in his body to admit he has been wrong over and over again. >> julie: that white house press briefing was an absolute disaster. if you can't accept honest questions from reporters why hold the briefings in the beginning? dr. fauci, let's not forget, if you didn't believe me you didn't believe in science. i believe at the very beginning we got mixed messaging from dr. fauci supposed to be science, right? remember at the beginning when he told everybody masks don't work? now he is saying the pandemic is to blame on the unvaccinated? i mean, he contradicts himself. we have that sound of fauci sa

anthony fauci you are attacking science. >> brian: exactly because he is science.ook back at dr. anthony fauci's follies, his greatest hits so to speak as a nation's top doc gives his final white house press briefing before retirement. and then probably do something in the private sector to make more money, dr. joins us now. dr. great to see you. your thoughts on pouches legacy and leadership through the pandemic? >> good morning, brian. dr. fauci instead of waiting for the science should have been doing that research himself. his primary job is to fund research conducted himself. when the entire country was told for months to wash their hands like crazy, he could have done that experiment and 24 hours himself to establish it was airborne. the list goes on and on of subjects like that. school masking, the dosing separation of the vaccine, that interval should have been closer to three months not three weeks, that head-to-head study was never done. many kids got myocarditis that didn't need to get it. the risk of covid in healthy kids was never studied by his agency

anthony fauci saying he will cooperate with ebb republican investigations next year. laiming republicans politicized the pandemic. joining me now is tennessee congressman and member of the house ways and means committee, david kusoff. your reaction to anthony touch ease. >> good morning, maria. dr. fauci does have a lot to answer for. it's going to be a priority for us in oversight in the next congress. i can remember early on in the pandemic, when the pandemic started when republican members and democratic members were gathered to get information about covid, dr. fauci was asked directly do we need to wear masks. and i remember his answer because i quoted it a lot. he said masks don't work. he said the only mask that would work is an n-95 mask. it would only work if you have covid, it would prevent you from transmitting it, not from contracting it. we have a lot of co contradictis from dr. fauci even before the pandemic started and i think a number of questions. where did it originate? could it have originated from a lab in china? did we fund -- did taxpayer funds go

and later, doctor anthony fauci.my interview with president biden's outgoing chief medical adviser and his message to the american people as he departs. plus donald trump's legal issues took no holiday this weekend. the latest in the multiple investigations surrounding be former president. but first, russia's plummeting of ukraine intensifies. what this means 278 days after putin's invasion. stay with us. on the fluffiest french toast with red currants on top we wish you a happy holiday, only at ihop. new gingersnap apple french toast, part of our new holiday menu. try all three flavors. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor. such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symp

anthony fauci and maybe impeach the president.and. >> a potential risk of a republican majority is the opportunity it pro cents for democratic president to present the majority as extreme. >> fire brands insist they score blum assignments in the investigation, saying people will not be happy with house minority leader kevin mccarthy if he does not reward her with a key role investigations. elizabeth: chad thank you. >> we welcome ford o'connel and ashley davis. first to you ashley. this is the sleeper issue of the elections driving voter turn out, the pan pandemic shut downs, at the same time riots broke out, and we have school board parents nationwide energized and minority groups energized because of what is going on with crime in their communities. >> i'm very acited this is still an issue for our voters. i was concerned since it was over 18 months ago when it really started two years, that people would forget the very extreme laws and restrictions we had whether with schools and students or covid restrictions, y you saw the wa

take for example, anthony fauci.here is one senator in the senate, rand paul who is holding him accountable. why does north dakota not have a senator who is not going to stand tall in pride -- to take down these elected bureaucrats who snub congress and have no regard for the american people. we need a fighter in washington dc. it is neither katrina nor john. dr. christiansen: i want to comment on the hypocrisy here. they are talking about the narrative that those who are having relief are the same as those who paid their student loan. what is super unfair is i didn't have any say who got ppe loans. the reality is, john didn't do anything to fight the cost of tuition in north dakota when he was governor. what did he do to lower interest rates? we essentially of senate and congressional members who have abdicated their roles fixing those problems to the executive branch and the supreme court. biden has to do something when they will not. >> john. sen. hoeven: again if katrina's method is unfair to forgive some people'

anthony fauci. step down next month after four decades of leading the way on the fight on infectious diseases. joining me is stephanie gosk and monica alba. we want to get together, and we want to be in a big room with lots of people and sharing plates and all that, and is that likely? should we be doing that? >> it is likely, and when you talk about covid, things plateaued around the country, and the rsv and the respiratory cases, and it's the flu, and we spoke to a hospital in seattle, a children's hospital, they said at this month they were at 200% capacity the entire month and at times it spiked to 300%. rsv is frightening, especially for really small children. we spoke to a family in ohio, and their newborn last month got sick and had fever and was starting to have a lot of trouble breathing, and brought him to the cleveland clinic and they still had to wait 11 hours in the emergency room and that's because the hospitals are maxed out, and they are dealing with shortages. all of that is coming

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they actually anthony fauci marveled at what china did. world health organization marveled all the public health authorities it because it was absolute control, nailing people in their homes never done in the previous pandemic, never had that ever recommended it. they never had anything like it. and it was frightening to see next. the once free west has lusted this chinese party rule next, this is tom friedman. one party autocracy is currently has its drawbacks and it goes on and he's in he talks literally about the party can just impose the politically but critically important policies needed to move a society forward. he is praising one party its authoritarian in china on the pages of w york times next u.n. climate chief lamented u.s. democry. it's vy to global warming. the xi lauded one party rule china for doing it right climate. so they lusted aft what china did covid literally gave them the next justin trudeau. a level of admiration i have for china because their basic dictatorship is them to actually turn their economy around on a d

doctor anthony fauci is stepping down as chief presidential health advisor at the end of the year. e and it's fox news, mike emanuel explains. dr fauci has one final message. every day for all of those years. i've given it everything that i have, and i've never left anything on the field , the face of the united states . covid response, doctor, anthony fauci briefed reporters at the white house podium for the last time he is stepping down next month, but he's not leaving the limelight without speaking directly to americans, please, for your own safety for that of your family. at your updated, covid-19 shot the administration campaign to get americans they're updated covid shots this holiday season is in full swing, the white house says more than 70,000 locations are offering the new boosters, but it's been a hard sell to many americans, even though omicron specific boosters offer better protection. only 35 million americans have gotten their updated covid vaccines majority of americans, this is going to be a once a year shot one covid shot once a year, just like the flu shot. public

but anthony fauci did not truly become a household name until the coronavirus pandemic that began in the spring of 2020. during the past two years, dr. fauci has faced soaring infection numbers, still mutating virus, and continuing rapid dangerous disinformation from some of those on the far-right. today, the 81 year old brooklyn native, we just highschooler alumni, and former point guard was asked how he would like to be remembered. >> i'll let other people judge the value are not of my accomplishments. but what i would like people to remember about what i have done is that every day, for all of those years, i've given everything that i've had and i've never left anything on the field. so they want to remember me whether they judge rightly or wrongly what i have done, i gave it all i got for many decades! >> he gave it is all! and we will forever appreciate him and his sacrifices and courage. so i will say it again, with all my heart, thank you dr. fauci! and on that note, i wish you all a very good night! from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying

anthony fauci just delivered what was billed as his final appearance from the white house podium. the man who fauci turned into his nemesis during the trump administration, dr. scott atlas is here with his final farewell himself. stay with us. >> laura: all right. just when you thought it was safe to return to prepandemic normality, the dooms day groundhog himself popped out of his little hole to report there will be at least six more weeks of covid. >> the real danger is in people not vaccinated. that's where we expect if we see a problem this winter, it will be among those people. my message and my final message may be the final message i give you from this podium is that please for your own safety, for that of your family, get your updated covid-19 shot as soon as you're eligible to protect yourself, your family, your community. >> laura: brought to you by pfizer. joining me, the one man that stood up to fauci, dr. scott atlas, former covid adviser, senior fellow at the hoover institution. wasn't this a fitting farewell for dr. fauci, although he said it might be the last time h

that would mean that anthony fauci lied under oath. and this was authored by a marine corps major named joseph murphy at the department of defense. he was not the source of the documents to us, but he did author them and he actually issued a statement to me when i when i when we approached him for comment and listened to what this marine corps major who wrote these documents again, not the source of the information listen to what he said to us james o'keefe asked this person, you know, would you like to make a comment about this video and here is what this marine said. i offer no comments on the investigation or internal marine corps deliberations. i offer a brief comment to those that desire answers and to those that withhold them. to those seeking answers i offer encouragement. there are good people striving for the truth working together in and out of government and they succeed. to those that withhold i pray for you. find the moral courage to come forward. don't let a lie be our legacy to posterity people will forgive a commitment

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let's move on to the story, doctor anthony fauci being deposed today. is this the lawsuit that accuses him of collusion with big tech over covid censorship? lauren: it was brought in may by the attorneys general of louisiana and missouri. they are alleging collusion between the white house and big tech to censor free-speech and they say they have proof that that happens and they will question doctor fauci about his role in setting covid restrictions and mandates as well as the origins of covid, tamping down or discrediting the lab leak hypothesis. ashley: okay, we will follow that. back to the markets now. we've seen a rally yesterday, trading volumes have been low but the dow and nasdaq and s&p mostly higher, 3 quarters of 1%. let's bring in david stravinsky, are we going to see another big decline in stocks before the end of the year? we saw the mid-october lows. there are those who say get ready for another leg down. do you think that could happen? >> i am someone who is optimistic about the short term, but very fearful of what we see coming in the h

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we are watching people like anthony fauci get four shots and get covid. now kick out people in the prime of their life, physical spemples who have been through training because they believe this vaccine is going to, what, help get it quicker or make the symptoms more mild? get this it's a bigger problem. as to the active duty unvaxxed refusals, almost 2 # 3500 marines, 230 air force members. over 1300 army. 2476 navy. recruiting is down. these men and women have gone through the test. they have survived. they are in uniform and we are going to kick them out for experimental vaccine that does not stop you from getting it. what can you do about it once you are in the majority? >> absolutely. we have to do an investigation to talk about this. this does not effect our combat readiness. i cannot state that enough. china is watching. more concerned with changing names on building and not allowing people to serve our country because they don't have ache have a seen. this has got to' to. when we have the majority i will assure you we will do something about it. >

he said when anthony fauci was sitting around the table when this first thing happened. he would often say i'm a scientist. that's not my area. he said the biggest mistake the bidens made put him in charge of everything. it's way other her depth but he has no idea that he is way over his head. so he is saying things and kowtowing to the teachers unions. not saying a word when they are burning down cities with black lives matter. coming down on people that want to go to games. telling kids you can't go to school. not even taking into account the psychological damage it does. denying later that he did it. never admitting when he got it wrong. and then, at one point, he recommended two masks and never shake hands again. this is -- this guy is so out of control. i dso overrated. he is add goose at his pitch nationals game and told everybody to sit 6 feet apart. here is dr. marc siegel evaluating his legacy. >> the issue is that he reversed himself a lot. that he didn't have a consistent policy, that he basically was very slow to consider the collateral damage done by lockdow

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anthony fauci that lead to shut down nation ride.y that on policy, in terms of covid, donald trump stood by dr. anthony fauci, said there was 14 days, what to lockdown and slow the spread, that turned into longer. governor desantis said no we're not shutting down or businesses or keeping our kids out of school. elizabeth: desantis is more hawkish on trump on foreign policy, and desantis is kind of dialing it back on abortion, trump has been more aggressive on being pro life. >> yes, i think what we saw in florida last tuesday was that governor understands how to both be a conservative leader but also build broad coalitions, he turned what was a classic swing state in florida to a ruby red republican state. he brought his whole team of electives down ticket with him. >> john thomas, sorry we ran out of time, we have you on soon thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald, you have been watching "the evening edit" thank you for joining us, join us tomorrow night, have a good evening. ♪ ♪ ed

anthony fauci says the covid lockdowns and china are group tony tony in. protesters in china are calling on president xi to step down and the white house? now saying it has "no reaction." apparently fossil fuels produced by dictators do not harm the climate. why else would president biden outsource oil production to socialist venezuela? instead of keeping it here in the u.s. students in idaho back on campus and the killer remains on the loose. tonight investigators say they have made substantial progress. we will tell you if interest is imminent. we begin with team coverage. kevin corke has more on oil production, boosting venezuela. first to marianne rafferty with the biden administration's zero response to china's zero covid policy. >> good evening. china's people are protesting in the streets against its draconian zero covid policy, the white house as those lockdowns will not happen here as present buying ways how forcefully he plans to support those taking to the streets in china. >> white is the white house's line that everybody has the right to peace

last time at the white house podium before his december retirement chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci urged americans to take every step necessary masking vaccine boosting testing. all of that is part of the spectrum protecting yourself and your family. and both john fauci emphasized americans can rely on the science behind the vaccine. want to make good decisions really based on facts, evidence and data you can decide to trust america's physicians or you can try some random dude on twitter. the white house will call on congress to provide 10 billion dollars in supplemental funding. >> as part of the next government funding bill reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> a mountain biker was rescued from a trail on mount tam this weekend. this is video of that rescue happened yesterday by the chp golden gate helicopter was on the qu qu eacute trail. the chopper landing near the injured rider and the crew was able to transport him to john muir medical center in walnut creek. officials say the writer did suffer major injuries further north near the mouth of tamales bay, 2 children and

last time at the white house podium before his december retirement chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci urged americans to take every step necessary masking vaccine boosting testing. all of that is part of the spectrum of protecting yourself and your family. and both john fauci emphasized americans can rely on the science behind the vaccine. want to make good decisions really based on facts, evidence and data you can decide to trust america's physicians or you can try some random dude on twitter. the white house will call on congress to provide 10 billion dollars in supplemental funding. >> as part of the next government funding bill reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> idaho governor brad little has freed up 1 million dollars in state emergency funds to help with the university of idaho murder investigation. police have received more than 1000 tips over the past 2 weeks after 4 students were killed in an off-campus house. that includes more than 100 pieces of physical, physical evidence and 260 digital submissions. the massive number of tips pushed investigators to work through

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they want covid origins, anthony fauci and messy withdraw from afghanistan and expect investigations and the question is whether the republicans will overdo it. there's the amusement and heading to the 2024 elections or are they it's been notable and the january 6 hearing that we had benghazi impeachment marry hearing andve these congressionl hearings in the power and they can be quite dramatic and if that's all they're doing then the public gets really upset, enough of the public. guest: sometime this year and i don't know for sure but that committee sufficed to say that committee will exist when the republicans take over the house and the clock is ticking. ethost: springfield, massachusetts. david, independent line. >> yeah, my whole thing with congress is they talk about the constitution and what we are guaranteed, which is life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. my problem with this year has been the abortion issue. why weye still would allow equal to kill unborn people and especially with women, why would they think it's already to kill unborn women if they are women themselves?

. >> brian: is that okay with anthony fauci?nalist middy hicks joins us live from atlanta international airport. middy? >> good morning, guys, i can tell you that the thanksgiving holiday travel season started on november 21st. here at america's busiest airport here in atlanta, officials are expecting at least 2.5 billion travelers. i will just step out of the way so you can see what i'm seeing here i can tell you airport officials haven't seen these numbers since pre-pandemic it. has this idea a lot of people are here because it has a lot to do with this idea of revenge travel. meaning that people are just tired of being cooped up in the house from the pandemic, of course, so they are ready to get on the roads and in this case here in the airport to get home and enjoy thanksgiving dinner with their family. so we hear this term all the time and to pack your patience, so, for people watching at home, you want to pack your patience, pack some extra snacks as well a long day for travel. i can tell you that tsa and the airlines are

anthony fauci. always wrong, but never ins doubt had the nerve to show himself at the white house w today, his lounge act is way past its expiration date. >> blue have correct information. w who takes science seriously? who don't have a strange wayori out theories about things, but who base what they say on evidence and data neee d the other side that just keepst putting out misinformationtion s and disinformation seems to be tireless. ee bin that effort. >> and it's going to be very difficult. with more on that h in a bit with his chief nemesis at the whitehis house and one of his targets. but number two, we're grateful for all those parents who workth tirelessly to fight, exposing the school boards for being radical cesspools of deviancy and racial hatred. >> bathroom still not safe for girls. books are still on the shelves of our school libraries a and parents parental rightnds ae still being ignored. the cultural marxists are hard at work to brainwash mg ro our children, focus on raisingct our r

and they basically just say that anthony fauci is lyinghe's there. just say flat ouying. t he's lyh you'reere? reaction there.e >> yeah, look, yeah.heory is the ladwig theory is completely plausible. in fact, it's way more likely than than the animal reservoirdt theory that they landed on and what's interesting is he saw different drafts of the reportdr in a medical journal that wasg t being sent to him in real time. they got more and more critical of the lab leak theory. n he's in a press conference thene in march and all of a suddens ts proclaim that this couldn't a suve been from a lab leak and sort of surprises everybody because that's where mostht was scientists sort of at the time thought was happening. considerinning g the research thatin a was being done in wuhan, by the way, in a lab, it didn't haveotl the proper security protocols. it was being funded by his agency. at's why so that's the reason why he's so dismissive. but i'll give you one other tidbit, laura . t,that i think is so revealinge. here is that in this deposition ,a seven hour deposition after lunch

anthony fauci? dr. 40 yony fauci? servant for over 40 years.in >> and one of the main reasons that we have a growing populists movement in the united states is that for twota decade, the american establishment failed to police itseled to f and correct its mistakes. but going forward, this must change and a reckoning s of our covid policies. >> it'ofs a good place to starti now. , it iamnesty, and that's the a >> joining me now m is congressman jim banks, chair of the republican study committee, and harmeet dillon , civil rights attorney andan chairwoman of the republican national lawyers association. harmeet, what this atlantici writer is suggesting is something that like it'senes kind of like a toxics an forgiveness and that it rejects accountability and allows for the same types of individuals to abuse power again. that cannot happen again.. well, absolutely, laura . emily oster is just completelyee ignores how wrong these peoplesh were. weretr son yelling at somebody on a trail as if it's some kind ofr joke. and th

after serving under seven presidents, last week, doctor anthony fauci gave it is likely to be his lastress conference from the podium of the white house press briefing room. >> all other people judge the value or not of my accomplishments. what i would like people to remember about what i've done is that every day for all of those years i've given it everything that i have, i never left anything on the field. so, if they want to remember me, whether they judge rightly or wrongly what i've done, i gave it all i got. >> gave it all he got. after decades of public service, fauci will step down from his role in the federal government in the next few weeks. so, today, we say thank you to doctor fauci for his tireless and often thankless years as americas doctor. and to some of the doctors who came to know and trust on velshi over the last three years, ashish jha, nahid bhadelia, erwin -- peter hotez, loopy roy, francis collins, a list and furred, ebony hilton, celine gounder, -- patel, vin gupta, -- blackstock, and many more, some who followed and dr. fauci's footsteps, taking jobs with the

anthony fauci, who is retiring as the nation's top infectious disease expert, called attention today to new strains of covid-19. bq-1 and bq-1.1 already account for 57% of u.s. cases. and, fauci says these new strains can evade the latest protections. dr. fauci: the reason you keep an eye on those is that they have what's called a transmission advantage, in that they are evasive of the protection that you have. it also diminishes the protection that is induced by vaccination and by prior infection. it doesn't disappear, but it brings it down a few-fold. john: the latest covid booster only protects through the omicron subvariants, which make up less than 20% of current cases. and in china, outrage over restrictive covid measures is boiling over. protesters have taken to the streets of shanghai, china's most populous city. in rare public demonstrations, protestors were seen clashing with police. some even called for chinese president xi jinping to step down. the country's zero-covid policies have confined some residents to their homes for months. since the protests began days ago, some

anthony fauci said to take precautions before any large holiday gatherings. >> one thing you have to be careful of is to look around, not only for your own protection, but for the protection of the people you will be in contact with. >> to get your updated flu and covid vaccines is important. though, there is no vaccine for rsv. what if you are feeling sick? >> reporter: applicant officials stress the importance of testing at the first sign of feeling sick. there are different treatments for covid and the flu that of taken some of the risk away. >> reporter: ahead of the thanksgiving holiday officials warned of potential perfect storm. three viruses, the flu, covid, and rsv, which affects mostly children. healthcare workers set up emergency tents outside the hospital as a precaution. >> if you look all around the country, they are telling a similar story . everyone is at the limits of capacity for pediatric hospitals. >> reporter: even if you manage to make it through the thanksgiving holiday without getting sick , doctors are still urging the public to get a flu shot and covid boost

anthony fauci, as he prepares to step down next month. >>> then, after a string of deadly mass shootingsa new reckoning with a familiar question -- what can america's leaders do to stop them? >> the idea we still allow semi-automatic weapons to be purchased is sick. it's just sick. >> we'll ask a top democratic leader, south carolina congressman jim clyburn, whether capitol hill can deliver on president biden's push to ban assault weapons. and we'll speak to colorado governor jared polis about the challenge of enforcing existing gun laws. he'll share the latest on that shooting at an lgbtq nightclub. >>> plus, former homeland security secretaries jayoe jeh johnson and michael chertoff on what the public can do to stem the violence and prepare our immigration for a change at the southern border. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." for many americans, thanksgiving felt almost normal this year. but a year after the deadly surge of covid's omicron variant, we're not out from under the virus just yet. the cdc says a new covid variant of

anthony fauci.te house just asked congress for another $10 billion in funding. >> yes. >> we're still technically in the middle of a pandemic even though the president said the pandemic is over. >> we really need that money for a number of reasons. one is the practical thing of outreach and psa campaigns to get people to be vaccinated. we have a long way to go to optimize our protection against covid, which is really a shame, somewhat paradox cal, that a rich country with all the vaccines that we need and we're utilizing them at a much lower level than we should be. >> i know you're planning to retire. i asked you when you would feel comfortable retiring. you said not until covid is in the rearview mirror. you said when covid doesn't dominate the mental framework of our society. what you're saying is we're choosing not to let it dominate our mental framework but it is -- >> it's still there. there's a difference. and that's an important point i want to make. if you look at where we were a year ago a

anthony fauci said, to take precautions, before any large holiday gatherings . >> one of the things you have to be careful of , is to look around, not only for your own protection, but for the protection of the people that you are going to be in contact with . >> medical experts say to get your updated flu and cobit vaccines so there is no vaccine for rsv. dr. fauci also recommended testing for co- , before and after family gatherings. >> the holiday travel rush is winding down at airports throughout the country. da lin is at sfo saying it was a bittersweet day for some heading home after things giving. >> a very busy evening at sfo as things giving travelers arrived home. local airports say the numbers are not quite 2019 pandemic levels, but they are getting closer. >> a lot of hugs and tears at the drop off area. family saying goodbye to their loved ones after things giving gatherings. >> does not get easier, it is always tough. we have a hard time. there will be some tears, but not right now. >> reporter: the rojas family sending their son back to college after the short holiday brea