fauci? dr. fauci: yeah.heryl, i think it's important to look at every aspect of this outbreak for lessons learned that is not only what the origin of the virus and the origin of the outbreak is, but many other things that we could learn from in the future so that we can prevent something like this happening or respond better if and when it does. one of those is understanding what the origin of the virus is. and it's very important. for example, studies were done with the first sars-cov-1 that we experienced in 2002 and 2003, and there was a mystery about how that happened. and then finally, after a lot of studies that actually took years to finally show that the origin was from a bat to an intermediate host to a human, very likely in a wet-market-type situation. that was very important because that led to things that unfortunately were not followed, namely a better control in regulation of the wild animal trade and the interface between humans and animals. the other one was mers, in which it was shown finall

fauci. [cheers and applause] my constituents fear dr.e than some modern incarnation of dr. strangelove, and it is easy to see why. my parents did nuclear fallout drills in school over missiles that fort lee never arrived. -- fortunately never arrived. today, students are drilled the wear masks for a virus that threatens their overall health less than the mask itself. we are retarding social-emotional learning and empathy, and caring. we are raising a generation of little sociopaths who will act more like the menendez brothers. that is a greater fear than post-omicron covid. indeed, we should fire fauci, but the oversight should not stop there. my vision for republican control of congress is every committee gets an investigation to run. the services committee should be looking into the afghanistan withdrawal, the energy and commerce committee should break up big tech. the agricultural committee should stop big food from being consolidated under the power of a tiny coming's party. the judiciary committee should stop the doj from targeting

fauci.is the chief medical adviser to the president. i spoke with him a short time ago. dr. fauci, welcome back to the "newshour." let me begin by asking you where we are as a country with regard to covid. there is a new modeling study out today that says something like three-quarters of the country is protected, either by virtue of the vaccine or having been infected with covid. and then you look at other statistics that say only about half of eligible americans have been vaccinated and boosted. so, ifeople want to understand how safe we should feel, are we overestimating that? dr. fauci: well, i'm not so sure if it is an over- or under-estimation, judy. i think it is the reality that, if you look at where we are right now, clearly, there is a sharp decrement in the cases and in the hospitalizations, with a little bit less of a lagging or more of a lagging with deaths. but, every day, when you look at the data, and you do weekly averages, you're seeing the cases and the hospitalizations go

she's talking about fauci's credibility. fauci made a lot of false statements about the federal grants to that wuhan lab. he made those in congressional testimony. senator rand paul was talking about investigating him for perjury, i think perjury was the offense he was talking about, that should happen. you know, the -- the -- the caller said to take it down a notch. it was the politicians and the bureaucrats who destroyed everybody's freedom and for people to be -- you know, for the people defending the politicians and bureaucrats, saying, private citizens should take it down a notch, you should have thought about that before you destroyed people's freedom. as far as the idea that the masks aren't that big of a problem, umm, you know, i've only had one day since the pandemic started where i had to wear a mask the entire day. and that was when i was in court for jury selection. and it was a complete farce because you had the federal government pouring all this money into county governments and, you know, to improve ventilati

anthony fauci alluded _ are going to behave. anthony fauci alluded to _ are going to behave.oing to behave. anthony fauci alluded to it in - are going to behave. anthony fauci alluded to it in the - fauci alluded to it in the clip, this has been and continues to be a divisive topic, perhaps in america more so than other countries, how do you balance the personal and political opinions versus state opinions versus federal opinions versus federal opinions versus federal opinions versus public health demands? i opinions versus public health demands?— opinions versus public health demands? ~ ., demands? i think we are getting to a oint demands? i think we are getting to a point where _ demands? i think we are getting to a point where we _ demands? i think we are getting to a point where we will- demands? i think we are getting to a point where we will not - demands? i think we are getting to a point where we will not be l to a point where we will not be able to have a blanket rule nationally, we are going to see cases, vaccination rates, local immunity, in different places and we

fauci's finances.er eight years 206 columns i estimate i wrote 250,000 words on the forbes platform, my column was cancelled. here's how it worked. the national institutes of health six top executives wrote an e-mail to myself and randle lane, the top content officer at forbes. it was couched as a corrections e-mail. there was no substantial corrections and they quibbled about small things in my column. that's the excuse forbes used to cancel it. >> it was that randall lane character who was posing as an editor? he's the one who made this decision. >> here's how it went. after that e-mail, within 24 hours i received a phone call from my editor at forbes that i was barred from publishing on anthony fauci any longer. keep in mind our oversight was the spear with anthony fauci. we were the ones who wrote he was compensated as the most highly compensated government employee. in 2020, his house hold earnings, anthony fauci and his wife made $1.7 million. many people don't know that anthony fauci's wife, chr

fauci. dr. fauci: thank you, jeff. yes. the data from the trials on children from 6 months to 24 months, as well as those from 21 months to up to the end of 4 years have been conducted by the pharmaceutical company in this case, pfizer. the data has been submitted to the f.d.a. and the f.d.a. or their advisory committee will be meeting on february 15. i think people need to be assured that any decision that the f.d.a. makes, as is historically always the case with them, will really be based on the scientific data of both safety and efficacy. and we can achieve that, the decision will be based on that, if in fact approved, it will be approved on the fact that the data show clear efficacy and safety. so i'll go back to you, jeff, for the rest of that question. jeff: thanks. so operationally we will be ready once f.d.a. and c.d.c. make their recommendations, as we talked about last week, this vaccine is specifically formulated for these young kids. so we're launching a new program specially for kids under 5. the planning proce

fauci.e american people don't trust the words coming out of your mouth. every day you appear on tv, you do more damage than good when it comes to educating the public on covid. maria: kansas senator roger marshall is here on his investigation of fauci's covid cover-up and his financial ties to china. then, breaking news this morning on efforts the end the covid emergency declaration asthmassings are coming out across the country. virginia's lieutenant governor winsome sears is here on holding the line washington's power grab from the states. plus, power to the people, former georgia senator david perdue on the upcoming georgia primaries and his plan to unseat brian kemp and beat stacey abrams in the upcoming governor's race. all that right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and first this morning, the white house is urging all u.s. citizens to leave ukraine immediately, warning that a russian invasion including a possible air assault could happen at any time. leak arers

fauci. is what of the things where that like, i look back at it and i just cannot believe it actually happened. what should have happened, but i believe what happened in a place that i thought was america was free speech, free discussion. and discussion between scientists who -- treatment but dr. b, it is still happening. this is still going on and it continued today on cnn where now dr. peter hotels is using the misinformation description to tried to silence different points of view. watch. >> the biden and rescission has to realize that anti-science is a killer. it is not even this information. this is an anti-seismic empire and we need the justice department. we got to figure this out and help those health and human services will not be able to figure this out on their own. >> laura: they want to shut down, call it disinformation. he was one of the biggest critics of the great barrington declaration. >> dr. bhattacharya: he wants to use the department of justice but he wants to criminaliz

fauci has answered you. public information, and he's happy to give it to you if you would ask. senator moran? >> what a moron. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: whoo! >> stephen: and now that clip lives forever on the internet, the one place where senator marshall and his staff will never be able to find it. ( laughter ) thre is some uplifting news from the world of medicine, because on friday, in a medical first, a man with terminal heart disease got a transplant of genetically modified pig heart. great news for that patient. now not only does he get a new heart, but eating bacon is now actually good for it. the patient is recovering nicely, and his new heart is functioning and already doing most of the work. ( as doctor ) well, i'm pleased to say the patient is doing well. the only downside... i'm afraid your father is no longer kosher. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) the procedure was a massive scientific undertaking. for starters, to suppress the immune system and prevent rejection, doctors made ten genetic mo

plus, anthony fauci owns a restaurant and we are going to be taking a look at the menu.fe you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> jesse: after 22 seasons and seven super bowl rings, tom brady is officially hanging up his helmets and retiring from the nfl. brady confirming it today putting out a statement thanking the buccaneers and the city of tampa. nowhere in 8 page instagram statement was any mention of his former team the new england patriots. why would he snub the franchise he built a dynasty with and the place he called home for 20 years? many people always thought brady was a class act. so what's going on here? well, some think his wife gizelle is behind it all. many think he is the reason he left new england in the first place. and was a deciding factor in his decision to retire. patriot fans are obviously upset with how it al

anthony fauci, the fauc master.m every day on television. americans seemed to love him at first, but as the weeks and months passed, and as the science stopped adding up, the honeymoon phase ended. now we just want answers. who is this guy telling us to cover our faces and stay home all day? so we did a little digging. we started with his financial disclosure. turns out the good doctor is worth more than $10 million. how does a federal employee have so much dough? well, fauci isn't just any federal employee come he is america's highest paid federal employee. nearly half a million a year, more than the big guy. and he gets royalties from vaccine product his agency is developed with big pharma. plus, he is a savvy investor. the dock made close to $2 million in 2020 when the pandemic hit. maybe nancy pelosi manages his portfolio. we are not sure. we are sure of this, though, fauci is an owner of an italian restaurant in san francisco. the jackson fillmore. a guy born in brooklyn who lives in d.c., an investor in an ita

fauci speak.t man has impeccable credentials and the people calling to turn him into some kind of monster, they don't know what they're talking about and in the age of social media, i'll tell you what, pedro, i'm really starting to lose hope in the future of this country because we used to be on it's forefront of the advancing modern world and now we are devolving into a nation of narsicistic conspiracy theorists, people who think evolution is a host, people who think climate change is a hoax, people who actually believe the earth is flat. >> let's hear from tampa florida on our yes line. hello. >> caller: hi, yes, i do believe this has changed my view. i don't disagree with the science itself but to me, science has changed what we believed 2 years ago has changed and evolved over time. what i do believe has changed my view on science is how people use science. science can be used now, not necessarily by the doctors and the scientists actually studying it but the people who take that information a

let's fire fauci and take back our freedoms. >> fauci, don't get me started. i'm jim pillisen.hington bureau chief, chris cilliza. his two daughters. do these ads, potentially contribute to that? >> sure. i mean, when you have things like #firefauci in the guy's gun, i know he's going hunting but the, yes, of course, people make that connection and the thing that's so unfortunate, jim, it's the latest example of how this pandemic has been brutally politicized in ways that affect people's lives. anthony fauci is not a joe biden appointee. he's not a barack obama appointee. h he's been serving president s since ronald reagan. this was never a political position before. unfortunately, republicans do this because they have polling that tells them that the republican base of the party is very anti-fauci. why are they very anti-fauci? i'll just throw one idea out there. maybe because donald trump spent the majority of the second half of his presidency vilifying a doctor who has run the centers for disease control and prevention for decades. i don't think we can think that's not linke

fauci flip-flop. he backs probes into the origins of the pandemic, after strenuously denying it could have leaked from a lab in china as republicans claimed. that they got scientists to change territory of a possible lab leak in early 2020. who else warned about china creating superviruses in laboratories that could have leaked? the u.s. state department. we got it. the border crisis, border agents shot at yet again from the border mexico. gop lawmakers are pushing mix of stopping federal funding of non-profits that that aid and abet human trafficking and human smuggling. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. start with your money. u.s. markets down again today led by a tech selloff as wall street watches for tomorrow big january jobs report. estimates just 150,000 jobs added. expected to be the worst report since december of 2020, when the economy lost jobs. now look at this. oil did top $90 a b

fauci. and it's one of theseof things where like i look at it, look back at it, i just cannot believe ited actually happened. what should have happened, what i believed would haveap would happenht to place what i thought was america was free speech, free discussion, a discussion between scientistsb who may disagree. but werement my dr. b still happening? s this is still going goi on andnt continued today on cnn where now dr. peter hotez is looking is using the missing information description to again try to silence different points of view. >> watch. the biden administration has to realize that antiscience is a killer disinformation. it'snf not even just disinformation. this is an antiscience empiren right now and we need homeland security and the justice department. we reallyhe got to figure this out in the healthh and human services will not be able to figure this out on their own. >> again, they want to shut down speech or call it disinformation, kill any opposing viewpoint. d he was one

el doctor anthony fauci dice que estamos cerca de superar la peor fase.ice que las restricciones se irÁn eliminando a medida que aumente el nÚmero. >> como dice pablo gato, y opiniones que difieren. otros expertos nos advierten que no hay que bajar la guardia porque aunque sigan bajando, el virus sigue matando mucha gente. >> tras dos aÑos de pandemia y 900,000 muertos, finalmente unas palabras de esperanza. el doctor anthony fauci declarÓ que el paÍs estÁ saliendo de la pandemia. >> el dÍa de hoy estamos escuchando buenas noticias. venimos ahorita con la parte en que estamos bajando en ciertas partes. sabemos que adelantaron las restricciones como el uso de mascarillas que podrÍan acabar para finales de aÑo. no deberÍa haber mandatos. creo que lo peor estÁ atrÁs dijo este hombre.el cdc declarÓ que aÚn no se puede cantar victoria. continuamos recomendando el uso de mascarillas en los lugares de alta transmisiÓn. hasta que las personas estÉn mÁs seguras de los contagios porque donde yo trabajo y demasiados contagios.el propio fauci de advirtiÓ que estÁ la

or virologists replace him would eventually become fauci, too. reason i say that, unless somebody tells people exactly what they want to hear, what exactly is right, somebody going to vegas and hitting the sauce are getting 21 and blackjack every time, they will be criticized. kennedy: thought as part of science. >> in the american people because all the macro people want to hear is covid is gone and that's what they want to hear. that's the how to step-by-step on how to do it doctor fauci, any medical hospital or scientists, they are not gods or clear points, they are scientists. kennedy: according to him, he is science, that's very different than being a scientist. if you question him at all, your questioning size, there's a lot he has to answer for and there are a lot of questions right now only one person is asking and that's rand paul. >> and rand paul, almost every time they have one of these hearings, rand paul makes his case, the corporate media dumped on him and tears him apart and about two or three weeks later, it turns out he was comp

fauci did not play a big a roll with me.e played actually a pretty light role and if you also noticed, oftentimes, when he would say something, i would do the opposite. clean-up tended to be pretty good. he came out against masks, and then he became a radical masker. he was a radical. wear four if you could. at the very beginning if you look back early on he was against masks. and then he had some very different views. but he was not a big factor with me. i didn't get to see him too much. i didn't deal with him too much. i made my own decisions and they were great decisions. and i let the states run, whether it's florida, texas, south dakota, if you take a look at some of the states, south carolina they did a terrific job, the governor did a terrific job. but, i let the states run and make those decisions and frankly, the republican governors did a far better job than the democrat governors, but fauci was not a big factor as far as i was concerned. he became a very big factor once biden came in. and then it's almost like he

fauci is the lowest form of political life. they are lying about someone who has devoted his life to saving people, saving aids patients, containing and eradicating ebola, preventing the spread of zika and avian flu. someone who has worked harder than anyone to end this covid pandemic. a microbiologist who has advised the u.s. government for years on biological threats said this of dr. fauci. nobody is a more tireless champion of the truth and the facts. i am not entirely sure what we would do without him. dr. fauci's name is and deserves to be listed alongside our world's greatest scientific minds. history will reserve another place for those who lie about him for their own gain, inciting hatred, prolonging this pandemic and contributing to needless pain and suffering. america is blessed to have the talent, dedication, and compassion of anthony fauci in the midst of this deadly pandemic. madam president, i ask consent that an article from "the washington post" entitled anthony fauci is up against more than a virus be placed in

candace owens faucis, thanks so much. great. thank you . so faucis one of its writers. that's not shocking. obviously forbes is failing as an enterprise. of course are going to fire people. but they fired this person because he dared to write articles critical of anthony bouncey that is someone journalism at all covering something we could sell this 30% you know, going back that crazy yes or no? i'm not going to argue with your observation clearly what they're going to do with the con4 of that 5% also bought some of these fox news in the past. i need to know about. yeah, that's to that goes on hands on your thanks. i appreciate you telling meat about we need to reduce plastic about we need to reduce plastic waste in the environment that's why the american beverage company our bottles remain a lot of plastic is the same. we're carefully designing ourto bottles to be 100% recyclable, including the cans they're collectedircl in separate other plastic so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles that completes the circle and reduces plastic. plea

anthony fauci speak. i was in atlanta a few years ago for a national hiv conference and i listened to anthony fauci speak. that man has impeccable credentials. the people that are calling in to turn him into some kind of monster, they don't know what they're talking about. in the age of social media, i will tell you what, pedro, i am really starting to lose hope in the future of this country because we used to be on the forefront of the advancing modern world and now we are devolving into a nation of narcissistic conspiracy theorists, people who think that evolution is a hoax, people think climate change is a hoax, people who actually believe the earth is flat. host: >> you can watch the rest of this "washington journal" discussion if you go to our website c-span.org or with the new c-span now video app. and right now we take you live to the u.s. house of representatives which today is considering legislation to name post offices. live coverage on c-span. coverage of the house proceedings for political or

fauci. my constituents fear dr. fauci more than some modern incarnation of dr. strangelove.id nuclear fallout drills in schools over missiles that fortunately never arrived. today, students are drilled to where masks over a virus that threatens their overall health less than the mask itself. we are retarding social emotional learning, empathy, and caring. we are raising a generation of little sociopaths who will act more like melinda's -- menendez brothers. indeed, we should fire fauci, but the oversight should not stop there. my vision for republican control of congress is every committee gets an investigation to run. the armed services committee should be looking into the botched afghanistan withdrawal. the energy and commerce committee should break up big tech. the agriculture committee should stop big food from being consolidated under the power of the chinese communist party. the intelligence committee should block pfizer -- fish -- fisa. the transportation committee should not be debating if roads and bridges are racist. they should solve supply chain issues. why is it

fauci, welcome back to the newshour. are as a country with regard to covid-19? there is a new modeling study ot today that says something like three-quarters of the country is protected by the vaccine or having been infected with covid. and then other statistics say only half of eligible americans have been vaccinated and boosted. if people want to understand how safe we should feel, are we overestimating that? >> doctor: i'm not so sure if it is an over or under estimation, judy. i think it is the reality if you look at where we are right now, clearly there is a shot d decriment with a little bit less of a lagging or more of a lagging with deaths. but every day, when you look at the data, and you do weekly averages, you're seeing the cases and the hospitalizations go down. that is very good news. however, when you look at the c.d.c. map of high and substantial activity, it is still really mostly red or orange, which means that it is right up there where there is a lot of activity. the good news, judy, is we're going in

fauci is a conference call with the scientists.the phone call they all signed a paper that said there is no way this could have gone over the wuhan lab. anyone that exists a lab leak theory is obviously a conspiracy theorist barbie want to know what happened over the course of three days to go from this is obviously a lab leak and this appears to be man-made to where this was not a lab leak and this was obviously from a bat to a human. >> does your team did they get $58 million in research grant money to 202,021 is that true? >> it is true lose. that's one thing we discovered after out the transcribed e-mails they receive substantial grants from the nih rinsing there's anything wrong here were giving scientists an opportunity to come testify. every american wants to know the origination of the coveted team of the fact the democrats will hold a single hearing on that there's no funny business that went on here than come before the committee and tell your side of the story we deserve to know the truth are not going to let up. they ca

fauci has done to us.ost: so is your concerned more with the cdc and government officials or with science and medicine themselves? caller: i am concerned with the whole establishment, with the cdc, with fda. they have been flip-flopping ever since this pandemic started . and dr. fauci has been caught lie after lie after lie. and it is dr. malone, the inventor of mrna, saying it is dangerous, so why won't we listen to him? it does not make no sense. host: ok, that is edgar in connecticut. the "new york times" talked about international opinion of science and medicine, a recent poll taken. the results come from a report published by a foundation focused on health research in london. about 80% of people from 113 country said they trusted science either a lot or some. about three fourths of the 119,000 surveyed said they trust scientists either a lot or some. i am not surprised by the results of the survey, said a geneticist and science communicator who was not involved with the poll. she suggested that interd

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anthony fauci telling "the financial times" is u.s. is heading out of, quote, “the full blown pandemic phase of covid 19,” adding, “these decisions will increasingly be made on a local level rather than centrally decided or mandated. there will also be more people making their own decisions on how they want to deal with the virus." fauci says, "there is no way we are going to eradicate this virus, but i hope we are looking at a time when we have enough people vaccinated and enough people with protection from previous infection that the covid restrictions will soon be a thing of the past." >> yeah, well, let's hope so. really encouraging words from dr. fauci today. whit johnson back with us live tonight. and whit, i want to ask you about -- he also talked about americans might need boosters in the future, if we're going to live with covid in society. what did he say? >> reporter: well, david, dr. fauci says he doesn't think regular vaccine booster shots will be needed for everyone. for example, if you are a normal 30-year-old with no un

dr fauci admitted many states are facing tough choices.. here in the uk — the royal family is facing further turmoil — after the metropolian police said it would be investigating allegations of cash—for—honours, linked to one of prince charles' main charities. the inquiry centres on the prince's foundation, and accusations involving a saudi national. prince charles' aides say he had "no knowledge of the alleged offer of honours or british citizenship, on the basis of donation to his charities." the news comes as questions are raised about prince andrew, and how he'll pay possibly several million pounds, agreed in a financial settlement, with a women who accused him of sexual assault. prince andrew denies the allegation. i'm here! turbulent moments they may be for members of her family. one person, though, was, as ever, staying calm and carrying on. good morning, your majesty. how are you? well, as you can see, i can't move. well, many congratulations on the start of yourjubilee year. good morning. the queen was at windsor castle this morni

dr fauci admitted many states are facing tough choices. i do apologise, we will have to move on.n to this. they are trying to balance the fact that the world and the united states and particularly certain parts of the united states are just up to here with covid, theyjust really need to somehow get their life back. you don't want to be reckless and throw everything aside, but you have got to start inching towards that and when you do that you then veer away from paying attention to something that might be important, so someone has got to ask the question which i do not have the answer to, what is the balance? really being strict to prevent any kind of infection or the negative impact on society of being too restrictive and people argue about that all day. i mean, is the impact on mental health, is the impact on development of children, the impact on schools, is that balanced against trying to be covid pristine and protect against infection? i don't have the right answer to that and i don't pretend to have the right answer. i asked anne rimoin — professor of epidemiology in the fi

why is fauci even doing this?hio bad the masks are for the kids, right? they can't con threaten trait. not learning anything. bad all around. i think it's time we have all seen for the masks to go. >> carley: absolutely. when you talk about the mental health of kids that's the most important part. >> todd: you have a great weekend. >> carley: thank you. >> todd: y'all have a great weekend. "fox & friends" starts now. >> president biden in ohio talking up his spending plan. >> that is going to strengthen our supply chain and reduce costs. >> the former obama guy steve rattner says biden's excuse for inflation is dishonest. >> two of the most visible leaders of the freedom convoy arrested in ottawa as truckers try to stand their ground. >> i know it's frustrating don't give in. >> hillary clinton blood in the water perhaps dreaming of another run. >> i have never lost our faith in our future. >> while she has support among democrats she repels independent voters. >> president biden is

fauci talking to the nih director. on the upper left hand corner was the date, 2017. and dr. fauci said, people have stopped taking their influenza flu vaccination and we have to make it more infectious so that by 2019 there will be an influenza flu epidemic. and around september of 2019, the chinese doctors were concerned about a virus and around march of 2020, they recognized it as covid-19. now, when you make a variant or a vaccine infectious, i don't know what -- how they go about doing it. incidentally, i saw this video twice on one america news in the same day and it was removed and now they're taking one america news off of directv. they're revoking their license. so i would like your comment. >> i've got to confess i don't know, i haven't seen that video, nor do i know anything about it or any conversation between dr. fauci and francis collins about making influence more infectious. >> joe grogan, let's end with what you're watching for next from this administration on their pandemic response. >> i would like them to follow the science, be transparent, and figure out

> you have one of the best fauci impressions i've ever seen, please keep doing that, perfect.on't think these people have a clue what they are talking about. when it comes to masking from this is my new test for common sense with people, we know that we note that we note that cough masks what the vast majority of people are wearing do not keep from getting sick. i wear a mask kim kardashian makes and i love her, it's fashionable but it's not keeping me or anybody safe. it's a joke and i want to say while these people continue to try to get their ducks in a row and tell us the right way forward, there also trying to decide what misinformation is and labeling americans who question their narrative as terrorists talk to the home and security this week. these people don't know what is up or down, long past time, people are suffering and we even see hypocrisy around us. here in georgia stacey abrams was pictured without a mask with kids behind her in a mask. she said i should not have taken it off, everyone was distance. no, there is no distancing from there with her big dumb face

got to stop doing the fauci. i can't do it.asked prices are sent skyward and gas pricing is notoriously opaque. it's really easy for energy cartel to huddle together to keep things tight and prices up but it's not the only factor oil account for about half the cost of what you pay at the pump, russia puts out about 10% of the global oil supply and ukraine shenanigans have spooked the price of crude up 1.6% today to 94th daughter dollar and 84 cents. the very thought of them being marred is enough to give nellie's i get. democrat senators and braces are floating the idea of a gas tax holiday which were quickly lower fuel prices a bit and for political points. don't tell the commies squad best, people actually like it when they pay your taxes and things are affordable. if you did back long-term, you can create new entitlements and go on multitrillion dollar spending, you have to drastically reduce the size of government and the people keep your own money, that means you have to trust them to make their own decisions. the voters a

doctor anthony fauci, thank you so much for your time. >> fauci, thank yo so much for your time. >> yournight. >> good to be with you, chris. thank you for having me. >> that is all in on this tuesday night. "the rachel maddow show" starts with alex wagner at the desk >>good evening, chris, a thanks four at home joining us at this hour. it is hard to believe now there was a time to be able to safely take a hammer to it was one of the i biggest selling points. quote, hammer the hammer of a loaded ivar johnson revolver without the fear of discharge. you take no risk. this gun is so safe, you can literally take a hammer to it and it will not go off by mistake. then there's this one, a

fauci told us about what he sees next. here's abc's whit johnson now. >> reporter: tonight, with states racing to drop mask mandates, abc news has learned the cdc will update its mask guidance as early as next week. >> we want to give people a beak from things like mask wearing, when these metrics are better, and then have the ability to reach for them again should things worsen. >> reporter: new covid cases nationwide plunging 81% from the peak of omicron, falling below the peak of the delta surge. but ten states are still running low on icu beds, and cdc director dr. rochelle walensky saying today hospital capacity is a key barometer for changing mask guidance. >> our hospitals need to be able to take care of people with heart attacks and strokes. our emergency departments can't be so overwhelmed that patients with emergent issues have to wait in line. >> reporter: california tonight, the latest state lifting its indoor mask mandate for vaccinated people in most public places. >> we may have a bonfire and tomorrow and ju

fauci a few months ago was hissy.f someone criticizes me, they are attacking science, because i am science incarnate. this question on the data for the vaccine is you have fauci and others pushing for vaccines for kids under the age of five. the fda had some data. it showed that two trucks failed to give protection -- two shots failed to give protection, but the fda appears to be moving forward based on the idea that they will add a third shot. they have no data on safety. yet, they are rubberstamping these vaccines. the pattern is that kids have a very high survival rate from covid. yet, we have no idea how much long-term damage these vaccines might have for somebody younger. there are stories about how it destroys menstrual cycles. they say, it is only a few days difference in your cycle, but what else is it doing? if it is throwing in that wrench, what others are going to find? host: pennsylvania, raymond, independent. caller: mr. bovard, i want to congratulate you. it is wonderful to hear someone speak the truth a

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whatat did fauci and call and tell them?s in particular warned them not to write about the origin of the virus for fear it would fuel conspiracy theories. but of course all of us joining attention to the lab are called conspiracy theorist, or so we were it was racist against asians who suggest the kid came from a lab in wuhan. griff: this was show as will be a tom cotton saying there's a way as naturally came from the lab. but you identified a scientist who actually accepted money from china. so are theymo covering up after that phone call went fauci and collins saying what are we going to do to stop out this idea and it came from the lab? who were theseb. scientists that went along with that, change their tunes while accepting grant money? >> for example one in these e-mails he says he goes into detail through the sequence of the virus and concludes i just don't understand how this gets accomplished in nature. i.e. it was genetically modified not that natural origin. then he h goes out and calls the lab leak hypothesis some

anthony fauci saying the move to lift mask mandates was risky and dr. fauci joins us now.o you think unmasking children in schools right now is risky? what do you think could happen? >> well, john, if you look at the cdc that tracks the metrics in this case, the metrics being cases, although they are coming down rather sharply, which is really very good news, both hospitalizations and cases are coming down in a rather sharp decline, they have the coating of either substantial or high degree of viral activity and well over 90% of the country is in that area where it's recommended by the cdc to keep going on with the masks. we would hope that if that trajectory goes down, and the projection at the local level of lifting masks mandates after a period of time, i don't know the different states have different projections of when they want to do it, hopefully that will coincide with the level being so low the metrics of the cdc will coincide but right now, 97% of the country is within that zone that the cdc recommends to keep the masks on and it is risky if you take it often rig

fauci joins us now. so nice to see you, dr. fauci.s risky? what do you think could happen? >> well, john, if you look at the cdc -- that tracks the metrics, in this case, the metrics being cases. although they are coming down rather sharply, which is really, very good news. both, hospitalizations and cases are coming down in a rather sharp decline. they have the coding of either substantial or high degree of viral activity and well over 90% of the country is in that area where it's recommended by the cdc to keep going on with the masks. we would hope that if that trajectory goes down, and the projection, at the hlocal level of lifting masks' mandates after a period of time. i don't know -- different states have different projections of when they want to do it. hopefully, that will con side -- coincide with the level being so low that the actual metrics of the cdc will coincide with pulling back. but right now, what is going on with over 90% -- 95 -- more -- more -- 97% of the country is within that zone that the cdc recommends to keep

fauci says no it's not.is. >> president biden: woman said to me there is a dead dog on my lawn. i want it out of my front yard. i put it on her doorstep. >> harris: okay. wow. if it's even true we don't even know. president biden's latest bizarre story has people across the united states scratching their heads. jimmy failla in "focus" next. (vo) jamaica. (woman) best decision ever. (vo) feel the sand between your toes, and the gentle waves of the sea on your skin. feel the warm jamaican breeze lift your spirits and nourish your soul. escape to exactly what makes your heart beat. you will love every moment. jamaica. heartbeat of the world. let's go. >> harris: overwhelmingly votes to remove progressive members from the school board in san francisco. parents claimed officials had misplaced priorities and that they put progressive politics over the needs of their children during the pandemic. claudia cowan is live reporting in san francisco. >> good morning. last-minute ballots are still being counted. early re

you uncover these e-mails between fauci and the director of nih. >> well, huge credit to jim jordan andee work and forcing this as the democrats have instructed our investigation at every step along the way what we now know is that january 27, dr. fauci was affirmatively told his organization was funneling money to the wuhan institute of overall edgy through the eco- healthy alliance. this then started a critical five-day period were a group of scientists went to doctor collins and told them that the virus look like it was genetically modified and that some of them were 60/40, 70/ 30 in favor of the lab leak hypothesis as opposed to the natural origin. fauci then convenes a call with collins and these scientists and 48 hours later all of these scientists that just flagged concerns about virus not being of natural origin then went and completely changed their tune and they spent the next few months throwing cold water on the lab leak hypothesis muscle maria, the multi trillion dollar question is, what changed in 48 hours. the genetic sequence of the byron's didn't change. what did fauci