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dr. patel, jason johnson, professor from oregon state university, and margaret carlson, come lulumist the daily beast. doctor, what do you think about the clash that did not get a ton of time in this briefing? the president, to be clear, did speak about the virus and other issues in his presentation, but many of the questions went in a different direction. i would forgive viewers for thinking whatsoded relatively s. >> that's right, ari. she was is an extraordinarily widespread virus, over 65,000 new cases today, and i think she is in her own way trying to navigate that political thread of trying not to displease the president but also trying to be one of the few people that's actually still allowed from the task force to be prominently displayed on weekend television and news shows. so i don't see anything wrong with what she's saying. but unfortunately the reaction has been yet again another kind of dismantling of i think the credibility of health and science and it speaks to a president who refuses to acknowledge kind of the country aflame around him. and yet we are still looking for t

dr. reiner, what do you think of this? >> well, he did the audition. he went on fox news on "hannity" and "tucker carlson" and "laura ingram" and said to the fox news audience exactly what the president wanted to hear. so, he's a radiologist. the people who i know who know him say that he's quite a good neuroradiologist. and if you're having an mri of the back, he's your guy. but the president has sidelined people like tony fauci who runs the world's premiere institute for infectious disease n favor of this radiologist who promotes essentially herd immunity. to amplify what sanjay said, to get 70% of the country infected at .6% mortality, if indeed it is that low, equates to 1.4 million deaths in this country. that's what herd immunity, as advocated by dr. atlas would mean. 1.4 million deaths. >> that's also called unacceptable. gentleman, thank you both. >>> tonight, a stunning number. 922. 922 u.s. health care workers have died of coronavirus. we honor those who courageously serve on the frontlines day in, day out of this battle, including daniel morale is, a 39-year-old nurse from el paso, texas. dani

carlson. we on this side of the camera, in this business, know, we can always tell when a certain host or hosts over there talk about us. what happens is exactly what dr. fauci says. it says so much about where we are as a country now. >> we're demonizing scientists. what is his agenda? he has no agenda other than the welfare of the people. he has spent his entire life putting down the most dreaded diseases. 30 years defeating hiv/a.i.d.s. now, with this pandemic, it's an even greater challenge. he tells the truth, and repeats a message that runs counter to the administration's message. that's why you have not seen him at the white house at one of the pseudo coronavirus briefings, you haven't seen him there. that's why the president has brought in people who will tell him what he wants to hear. it's incredibly dangerous. and as we get a vaccine, we need people like tony fauci to tell the people about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine. that's how you get more people to get vaccinated. you need the truth-tellers to promote that. and he will be essential. there's no one like him. >> we need him instead of those apprentice briefings we get every day.

carlson. we, on this side of the camera, in this business, know. we can always tell when a certain host or hosts over there talk about us because what happens is exactly what dr. fauci says. so it says so much about where we are as a country, now. >> we are demonizing scientists. what is his agenda? he has no agenda, other than the welfare of the people. he spent his life, his entire life, putting down the modiseas. you know, 30 years defeating hiv-aids. now, with even a greater challenge, this pandemic. he is a scientist. he only has one agenda and it's to defeat this virus. but he's -- he -- he tells the truth. and he -- and he repeats a message, that runs counter to the dmiadministration's message. that's why you have not seen him at the white house, at one of those pseudo-coronavirus briefings, which aren't really coronavirus briefings. you haven't seen him there. and this is why the president, now, has brought in people that will tell him what he wants to hear. it's incredibly dangerous. and i will just say one, other thing. as we get a vaccine, we need people, like tony fauci, to tell the public the truth about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine. th