no more tony fauci pillow.bly the blue and yellow ukraine pillow is on the way from amazon to take tony fauci's place of the residence. that's cold, gretchen. that's cold but not the coolest treatment tony fauci received. our media is completely iced out for tony. on his sub stack, a journalist looked into it and he found tony fauci's agency, the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, has stopped uploading his media appearances to their website. the agency has a section on their website called dr. fauci in the news and after receiving near daily updates throughout the pandemic, as of yesterday, that section hadn't added a new appearance. the date well before the russian invasion of ukraine. the media is done with tony fauci and not because of vladimir putin. joe biden's internal pollsters told him to declare victory on covid and move on and that's exactly what he's doing. it's a real sad moment for tony fauci. it seems at some moment he can't move on from. he still is hoping to appear on one mor

fauci.ound cheap more thanav some modern incarnation of doctor strangelove and it's easy to see why. my parents did nuclear fallout drills in school over missiles that fortunately never arrived. today, students are drilled to work masks over a virus that threatens their overall health less than the mask itself. we are retarding social and emotional learning. empathy and caring. we are raising a generation of little sociopaths that will act more like the menendez brothers. that's a lot scarier than post a micron covid breed indeed we should fire fauci. but the oversight should not stop there. my vision for republican control of congress is every committee gets investigation to run for the armed services committee should be looking into the botched afghanistan withdrawal. the energy and commerce committee should break up big tech by the agriculture committee should stop from being consolidated are the power of the chinese communist party the communist committee should blow up visor. the judici

i take sammy hagar over fauci. >> todd: cabo wabo, what if fauci came up with a tequila? >> jimmy: would be more helpful than anything he came up with, isn't alcohol supposed to stop the virus. >> carley: thank you for joining us, talk to you next week. >> todd: sammy hagar tequila. >> carley: i met him once, very niles man. organized burglary gang leaving homes ransacked, their crimes don't stop on the west coast. >> todd: congressman michael waltz will receive a brief og ukraine today, we'll find out what he's expecting to learn and congresswoman nancy mace and mike huckabee here live, don't go anywhere. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth

fauci. i think we all went to hear from him. it has been 309 days since we heard dr. fauci testify before any committee in the house. i don't know what -- if speaker pelosi is trying to silence dr. fauci. he is not allowed to come. i think he should be part of this hearing. i hope we rectify that soon. it is important to hear from the witnesses today about the current state of covid and planning for the future. i think we need to address the elephant in the room. the public has lost a lot of trust in public health officials in the last two years. we have seen the states, power grabbing, and political interference with the science during this last year and a half. i hope the witnesses will address the following issues directly today. there is a long list of controversies that the american public looking for answers from. i would like to name just a few, and i hope we could have the witnesses address them in either their remarks or during questioning. first, it was uncovered that there was dir

fauci. no single government official should have that power to shut down america as evidence pours lockdowns failed main street. former a.g. barr optimistic special counsel durham will deliver anticipates in his criminal probe of trump russia. he could deliver more indictments too. we have the story. now this crime is getting so bad big tech giant amazon taking a major step to relow workers. robbery gangs pouring in from south america, a rob bring spree dubbed criminal tourism. thank for joining us. i'm. liz: beth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. >> we begin account dow ending the day in the in the green, s&p, nasdaq. oil prices down surprisingly. reports of potential progress in russia ukraine cease-fire talks. again pick it up again tomorrow. republicans and democrats say no to a u.s. enforced no-fly zone after nato member estonia calls for one. new shelling on the outskirts of kyiv. russia rattling basically europe bombing a military base near the border with nato he member

fauci. >> you are on time. of. >> you respect fauci? is that what you said. >> it is what i said out loud. i respect fauci. straight ahead, a blue city mayor blaming media for growing crime. >> some city are getting rocked by violent crime, but one mayor is saying fears are overblown and the right when i knowing media, they're to blame. >> you know, there's a lot of noise about what's happening in our city. you see it in the headlines, often in the right wing media. they love to talk about san francisco, don't they? you see it on social media. you see one video take off as if it's telling the whole truth about who we are. >> oh, you're not. >> would you like to begin, judge. >> i didn't intend to say that. you know what? she's not. i'm telling you right now, she's not, okay? she's the one who said how many months ago, it's time the reign of criminals destroying our city, it's time to come to an end and it comes to an end when we take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement. is she crazy? we have black lives matter, then the

fauci has been, dr. paul?i think he is afraid of the truth, which is that for the most part, our society and basically the world now has immunity to most of the strains of coronavirus. so, for example, if you do a test of the antibodies of people who live in america. about 95% of people have antibodies either to the vaccine or to the disease and that's why it's not affecting us as much as it used. to say and i don't think we should get hysterical about a new variant. i think we should be patient and see how big a deal it is and whether or not it's deadly or not. >> jesse: they didn't crush covid. basically everybody got vaxxed or they caught covid. herd immunity actually was something that worked to that extent. so, do you think that dr. fauci is going to escape justice after all of this carnage that we have seen in this country and what do you have in store for him? >> well, tomorrow we will have a help committee meeting and there will be a bill presented i will present an amendment get a vote on eliminating

fauci. is more transmissible. doesn't appear to cause more serious illnesses. watch dr. fauci, looks like he is confusing and flip-flopping again, listen to this. >> we need to be flexibility and if in fact we do see a turnaround and a resurgence we have to be able to pivot and go back to any degree of mitigation that is commensurate with what the situation is. so we can't just say we're done, now we're going to move on. we've seen relaxation of restrictions all across the country now. any reason to reverse that? >> i don't think so, george, not right now. i don't see us going back into anymore really very restrict kinds of restrictions but you always have to have the flexibility. elizabeth: okay, first he is saying we might have to go back into restrictions, congresswoman. but then he is saying he doesn't see that we may need to do that. do you see how that is confusing? >> i think dr. fauci has been confusing for the past two years. you know, first, we, masks don't work. then we should all

fauci reminds me a bit of governor cuomo.their head. and the worst thing i think of an elected official or health official is to combine massive ego with they craved and start to be be on television. i'm talking specifically about like to officials and health officials. the more america sees of fauci the more it looks like it is about him and not about the reality of people who want to get on with their lives. >> you got to know when to leave. i just don't go up. he has had a taste of this. and there's something addictive about telling people how to live their lives. i call it the ideology of punishment, will be my next book. it is like i have -- it is not enough for me to tell you that you are wrong. you have to be punished and i'm going to punished you over climate instructions. i'm going to punished you because of your identity and he is one of the four horsemen. he is addicted to sadism and i have been there. >> piers: we don't want to hear what might happen. the polls reflect this, massive surge because people want to fe

fauci was taking.oyed while millions of people around the globe died. whether or not he retires. i don't if it changes the game. i think a lot of mistakes were made and a lot of lessons to be learned. >> absolutely i don't have a lot of faith anybody in government is learning those lessons but it is alarming the degree because the stuff got so politicized the degree to which they destroyed not their own credibility but the credibility of their successors to deal with another problem exists. i don't tingle ever believe a government bureaucrat when it comes to healthcare. if you had a pediatrician that i got in is many things wrong taking care of your child as dre make you would've fired them two years ago. joey: they went from 15 days to slow the spread to lock everything down because you cannot afford to catch the virus. they lost me, i'm not that stupid i listened and i know the difference between the two things when you slide your hand you lose me. imagine having the humerus to think if you retire a

fauci, thank you very much for joining us. first question: where is the united states with regard to covid? we know cases are rising in europe, in china, even reports in new york city. are we in for another wave? >> well, we can't predict definitively about that, judy. but one thing is for sure, that we're still, as a country, going in the right direction with regard to the downward trajectory of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. the caveat about that is that we generally follow the european union, but particularly the u.k., by a few weeks, usually three or so weeks. and if you look at what's going on, for example, in the u.k., when you combine the increased transmissibility of the ba.2, which is a sublineage variant of the original omicron, together with the relaxation of some of the restrictions like mask wearing and indoor concern about making sure people are vaccinated, and then you talk about the waning of immunity, they're starting to see an increase in cases. and to some extent, an increase in hospitalization, even t

fauci, to be in charge of everything.ety, everyone is in charge of their own healthcare, you go to doctors until you find a doctor that you think has an opinion that is valid, and you get your choice. if dr. fauci were a family doctor in peoria, he would only be damaging the people silly enough to see him as a doctor. but because he's employed by the government and his dictates go down throughout the system, as he makes errors they are promulgated everywhere. his biggest error is pessimism. shaking and ringing his hands, we know it's coming back and you have to stay inside, shelter-in-place. there is no evidence of that. the evidence is we are getting better, and for those who do get sick, the main thing he should be telling you, he's not telling you, is there is treatment. sooner you get the treatment the better. if you were 80 years old and your spouse has covid, you can get treatment with no symptoms and with no positive test. that's how good the treatment is. and that's what they do for people who are at high risk. bu

his been around 15 years in public health lake please see a day when doctor fauci says i'm done? will continue to come really there isn't anything that we have that we can do about it and nothing stops the disease from spreading. not math or school closures and not even vaccine but that doesn't stop you from getting infected. there are a lot of ways. that's the bad news. the good news the new variant, according to a study in atlanta it is 70 percent less deadly than the delta variant and now the population has a lot of natural immunity and by those that are protected. >> and so we have fewer hospitalizations so that's really good news. but as far as doctor fauci, unfortunately his leadership during the pandemic has been a catastrophic failure. the recommendation of lockdowns school closures and masking in fear in forcing people to get vaccinated it all and it causes enormous collateral damage and crushed small businesses harm to physical and mental health. it's past time for him to leave. >> it feels like it is the so with there is someone a new position what approach should they

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fauci is not warning we could face more covid mandates.s less fatal than omicron. what's going on here? he says we cannot just say we are done for. >> we can't. he cannot get his finger, his face out of the limelight. let's look at the johns hopkins study from about two months ago, six -- eight weeks ago that showed despite all the lockdowns, everything we did probably decrease the death rate by .2%. 2%. it does not take into effect all of the increase in domestic violence, the increase in the number of suicides increase the number of overdose deaths. not to say all the true irreparable damage we have done to our children because of this appeared to be honest with you as a physician of 30 years, his attitude, his arrogance infuriates me. i was literally on a call yesterday with dr. walensky of the cdc a bring up the fact she made cdc policy based upon what the teachers union it said. she would not back down. she would not back down. is the arrogance of the cdc, the fda and dr. fauci that really has destroyed the trust in american medicine

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>> [bleep] fauci. >> tucker: did you believe him in the beginning, fauci?i believed in all the bull ship. shooting this documentary, so embarrassed, everybody is spring off ups packages. and like... what? it's knocking out old, overweight unhealthy people? i'm good. most of my friends. after people started getting it, some people have a little worse than others, but it was nothing. i don't want to... you know, to throw any shine on people who had a bad time or passed away with it. it's horrible. when anyone is lost. to me, it's like, this is some bull leap in all this mask [bleep], all the disinformation it's in the world now at every level. i don't know what to believe. >> tucker: there is a man who talks in lives like you might talk or live if you are totally insulated from big companies and could afford it. it was a fascinating empyrean experiencewith kid rock on his n tennessee. it's going to be good. so as we look to eastern europe to bring freedom, twitter suspended the babylon be for a satirical headline about joe biden's assistant secretary for heal

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fauci, who happened to be the one to help fund the gain of function research, decided to say, come out and say that mask mandates should be brought back. and this is at a time where we're finally getting rid of mask mandates. and he's also recommending a fourth covid vaccine shot. now, i don't know about you guys, but many of us were vaccinated as kids against polio, we had our m.m.r., and i have never seen the c.d.c. coming out saying, oh, you've got to get your second polio shot, you've got to get your third, you've got to get your fourth. and this may continue to keep going. i think the question we all should ask is, when does it stop? and when are enough vaccines

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doom and gloom flip flop fauci is at it again warning the never ending covid restrictions.h , they may be on their way back during an interview on fake news cnn take a look. >> if in fact we do see a turnaroundnd and a resurgence, we have to be able to pivot and go back to any degree of mitigation that is commensuratee with what the situation is. soitig we can't just say we're e now. >> of course fauci just can't let his pandemic power grab and can cannot stay off tv. 't but will he ever confront his failures? will he ever be held accountable not only for his flip flops and wrong headedn predictions but also his outright lies in answer a that much more kentucky senator rand paul. senator , i did say might be time for him to go. that might be the one thing we agree with now we do see a rises of cases in european countriesin watching that . the one thing i don't understand is this why i is thee a resistance towards the one treatment therapeutic that every doctor i know seems to praise ? and that'so monoclonal's antibodies. gsk, a map, for example, omicron why does itt ever ta

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what's your view of fauci fauci. speak for many when you say that did you believe him at t the beginning i believed all the bull to begin it.he yes. i mean we were kindd of shootinh documentary and i'm like so embarrassed. i'm like in here like i'm spraying off upsry, package. >> i'm like spraying on the doorknobs. i like a couple of what's that like what it's like. >> so this pretty much like is knocking out overweight unhealthy people i like p i'm good. and so most ofeo my friends aftr people startrt getting you know had you know, some people a little worse than others but it was nothing, you know, you know and i don't want to you know, you throw any sign ofow people that had a bad time orop passed away with it. it's it's horrible when anyone i lost . >> but to me i was like this symbol and all this math, you know, one it's just the disinformation that's in the world now at every t levl that's for show what to believe . so there's a man who talksuc and lives like you might talk or live if you were totallyr insulate

anthony fauci for a multitude of obvious reasons. herschel walker tweeted a response, quote, president biden is so scared about us beating rafael warnock that he has asked me to resign from my unpaid position on the president's council on sports fitness nutritionnc, health reaction. pennsylvania republican senate candidate dr. oz's with us. i love your response. i love the dig fauci deserved it. my question to you is is really simple. you're not going to resign? n no, i'm not resigning and they haven't said anything to me, although they threatened to fire me if i did not resigned by the end of the day yesterdayo it said the whole episode was bizarre. i actually for a whileth thoughw president biden hadhi made a mistake and he meant to fire fauci but he's playing political games. here is a shocking priority,. by the way, to talk about me being moved off the president's council when we've gotil inflation at a forty year high gas prices ate a fifteen year high, the ukraine catastrophe which you've been talking about and president trump

fauci said about what the u.s. could see in the coming days. >>> the disturbing images tonight shown on chinese television, the moments before that deadly crash of a boeing 737 passenger jet in china. tonight, what the early data now shows. >>> the breaking headline back here in the u.s. tonight. the deadly crash. six teenagers killed. what the school is now saying. >>> in new york city tonight, the major arrest. the suspect, a young woman, wanted for the shoving death of a beloved grandmother and broadway voice coach. the suspect surrendering to police. >>> and america strong tonight. the wisconsin family that moved here from ukraine just seven years ago. the family business tonight and what they've done already. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a the heated questioning in the supreme court hearings on capitol hill. and in ukraine, pushing back the russians in a key suburb of kyiv. but we are going to begin tonight with this urgent warning as we come on of the potential in the coming hou

fauci's job.bably likely no other example of someone who had such a long tenure, has flipped on to so many issues, been wrong repeatedly and has no accountability from ignoring natural immunity acquired from the infection to commanding that kids wear masks in schools without scientific evidence, to the idea that we need to nate newborns and young adolescents despite risk of myocarditis. the emails reveal show him to be a petty, partisan politician who is not above taking down his scientific enemies. not above having an enemies list. this is someone that seriously needs to be separated from government. >> dr. carson, what is the reaction to that? >> well i'm happy that senator paul is a physician and has a scientific background, understands when we're following the science and when we're not and unfortunately there was a lot of the second category not following the science here. you know, we've known about princeton's natural immunity for hundreds of years. all of sudden, natural immunity, what's t

the same day the invasion happened, you can see this upswing in posts about the anthony fauci bio labsn ukraine. this is all made up. this is not real. it the big thing that took over the far right internet and you have to give them credit. some of the people in the trucker convoy said no, we see this brutality and how bad this thing. i would say it's 50/50 stepped away from the talking point while some people still, you know, because of how engrained the hatred of anthony fauci is in the far right spaces, some people leaned into this. you're seeing a 50/50 split in the far right telegram groups between people proputin because of the fauci stuff and still, you know, people who see reality. people who are anti putin because of the brutality they see with their own eyes. >> we have a chart here. i'll put it up. this is showing the increase in users on the 15 platforms that are monitored using disinformation discussing the violence. i saw the i stand with putin hashtag and i stand with russia hashtag and thought this is bot action. you've the same guy who ran those troll fans back then. s

anthony fauci says we will likely see an uptick but not a full blown surge. b.a.2 is indeed nor contagious but dr. fauci says it does not seem to be the cause of the rise in cases. >> it does not at this point in time appear to be any degree of severity. >> b.a.2 would become the dominant variant in the u.s.. the cdc says it caused nearly # 35% of new infections up from about 22% of the week before. >>> jen psaki has tested positive for covid for a second time. this comes hours before president biden leaves for europe. she tested positive in october. no comment from the white house. >>> it is heating up out there. >> everyone, even in oakland. looking down 880 where the temperatures will likely get into the 80s. current numbers right now, holding onto 70 at the airport. it is 80 in santa rosa, 77 in livermore. if we switch to looking from currents to daytime highs, we are about 15 degrees warmer than yesterday at this point in the day. the daytime highs will come into that same range as well. it is a lot of the 80s there is concord, livermore. a little cooler

fauci. who you named.gins of this theory are and how it's getting perpetrated and more importantly can you report that this is simply not true? >> yeah, it's not true. there are no bio weapons facilities run by america in ukraine. that is not the case. that is what the conspiracy theory is. it came from a very simple thing. russia's first pretext of the invasion they were going to denazify ukraine. it didn't land with the global far right. nobody was jumping in to them. traditional allies like china weren't jumping in with them on this thing. they had to think fast. on the day of invasion the american far right talking about the labs. they found these are labs. every country has labs research facilities that look into pathogens and things like that. that is what they decided were bie weapons. dr. fauci was making another coronavirus in the ukrainian labs. that's not true at all. it really works. in a way the denazify didn't work. they joined together to create the new talking point that worked allot better

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fauci and dr.heir political opinions, they'll go after you. when a person like dr. fauci controls $5 billion worth of money, it's not good we have a really petty tyrant who wants to take down the people he disagrees with. maria: and that is the hot topic buzz. senator rand paul on fox last night with jessie, he has a new amendment that would remove dr. fauci as director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases and split it into three positions, one position would instead become three as he says it's, quote, too much power for one person to have. steve forbes, your reaction? steve: well, i'm always allergic to having more bureaucracies, but i think rand paul is absolutely right. dr. fauci's abused his position. it shows the need for term limits and what they did, what he and the other guy did, the head of the nih in terms of the great bearington declaration was horrific. they smeared those people who dared to go against the grain of what these two guys recommended in how to deal

is to fire tony fauci. [applause] i don't know if you agree with me or not but i don't bthink tony fauci is right there he often rather than sitting in the white house trying to dictate how our kids are going to learn or how our businesses are going to operate, sitting on cnn or msnbc pontificating about things of which he knows nothing, i think it would be better for tony fauci to answer to the congress and the american people for his repeated lies about the pandemic including his role in funding the labs that likely caused the pandemic. [applause] but you know, sadly as bad as it was to have those kids locked down in school for so long, in some ways it's even worse what they're exposed to in their curriculum when they go back to school . we have a bunch of left-wing radicals in our schools chthat n'can't even teach our children long division because they're too busy teaching them racial division. they're teaching them to hate their country. they are indoctrinating them with their strange weird radical vie

one thing we could do though to perhaps give them a measure of justice is to fire tony fauci. [applause] >> i don't know if you agree with me or not, but i don't think that tony fauci is right very often and rather than sitting in the white house trying to dictate how our kids are going to learn or how our businesses are going to operate, sitting on cnn or msnbc pontificating about things he knows nothing, i think it would be better for tony fauci about lies about the pandemic including funding labs at the pandemic. but you know, sadly, sadly, as bad it was to have those kids locked in a school so long, in some ways it's worse with that curriculum when they go back to school. we have a bunch of left wing radicals in our schools that can't even teach our children long division because they're too busy teaching them racial division. they're teaching them -- [applause] >> they're teaching them to hate their country. they are indoctrinating them with their strange, weird, radical views about race and sex, and at the youngest ages, as opposed to teaching them the skills they need t

fauci, his advice has been wrong and a failure?was followed and it's failed to stop the spread of infection, it failed to stop people from dying, and it killed and destroyed millions, including sacrificing our children. that policy was a failure, yet somehow this person is given credence when he says we have to go and reinstitute his own policies that have failed. we have to realize also that the western european countries are pure countries even with their case numbers going up given that these cases are very, very low lethality. they have -- they are eliminating their restrictions. their cases are going up, get places like the u.k., switzerland, and elsewhere in western europe, are realizing that most people have had the infection, have natural protection, and the overwhelming percentage of people have had the vaccines as well, and so they are stripping away these edicts that are ineffective and failed. at some point, if we keep going back to that, we are going to be known as flat earth nation. >> tucker: i think we may already b

anthony fauci. dr. fauci, good to see you again.e seeing these rising infections in countries in europe and asia where this ba.2 subvariant has become the dominant strain. the latest estimates from the uk authorities say it's spreading 80% faster than the original strain, but we're also told that the ba.2 subvariant is not more likely to lead to hospitalization, although of course growing concern about its impact on the health care system. how concerned should we be? why is there concern about its impact on the health care system? >> well, first of all, what happens is that we generally follow what goes on in the uk by about two to three weeks. so we better pay close attention to what's going on there. they are correct. it has a transmission advantage over the general omicron, which is ba.1. what they're seeing is an uptick in cases that are related both to the increased transmissability to the virus, the waning of immunity, but also the fact that they're opening up the way we are here and the way other countries in other parts of e

fauci says we need it. are you afraid of an empty arsenal?last year congress passed a $2 trillion package allegedly for covid, and it passed on an entirely partisan basis. much of that money is yet to be spent. we're willing to listen to the case that we need to spend more money on covid, but they ought to reprogram some of this massive amount that was spent last year that is not out the door yet. so let's take a look at how to pay for it and then we'll be happy to decide whether or not to support it. >> brennan: minority leader mcconnell, thank you very much for your time today. we'll be right back. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. >> brennan: we turn now once again to ukraine's ambassador to the u.s., ox oksana markarova. thank you r

fauci about what we could soon face. the stunning discovery. smugglers stashing drugs on commercial airliners. the safety worry when we're joined by our viewers in the west for "nightly news." >>> good news on the covid front. nationwide cases are trending down. a huge fire line has been drawn. >> we are going to see some unhealthy air. >> what does this mean moving forward? how do you keep people safe? >> what is the community impact? it's taken a lot to get to this moment. dreams are on the line. you got this. it all, comes down, to this. [ everyone cheers ] >>> well, california has been a sanctuary state for years. cosponsors a bill making the state a sang twar for tran kids and their parents. texas and idaho already passed those laws and may remove trans kids from their parents and force them into foster care. leading the effort, drafting a bill to protect kids and their parent ifs they come to california ie. >>> proposing a $400 gas rebate even for people that don't have cars and for people that have electric cars. christy smith breaks dow

for a while i thought president biden made a mistake and he meant to fire fauci. he's playing political games here. talk about me being moved off the presidents council when we are having inflation at a three year high, the ukraine tragedy you've been talking about. the president appointed me and herschel and others to the council originally in 2020 and president trump knows a thing or two of firing people. he thinks is whole thing as preposterous as well but herschel and i have been talking and we are senators, we will both be senators, one day i believe, we'll investigate politically motivated firings, a politically driven malice. it makes no legal sense that you would take us off the panel. they are making up excuses. but we are both unpaid volunteers but maybe you can limit what we do while we are serving but -- >> sean: let me tell you, you nailed it. we have the highest gas prices, come on by the way omicron 2.0 is coming, joe, you didn't see omicron coming. it's already in new york city. you were on my radio show this week and it happens, i am proudly suppo

fauci warns, now is the time to prepare, not declare victory.nd the u.k., and dr. fauch said we'll see cases go up in the united states, too. dr. elizabeth cohen joins us live. so put this in perspective. dr. fauci said he doesn't expect this to become a full surge. why is that? >> he didn't exactly say why he thinks this but there's a lot of hope because so many americans got the original omicron. the one that showed its head in the united states in december. so there is hope that may provide some protection against this cousin. let's look at a couple of the basics that we know about this variant called ba.2. we know it is 50 to 60% more transmissible, based on u.k. data. they're seeing much more of this subvariant. there's no evidence that it is any more severe than the original omicron variant. and that's great news. we know the original was quite mild, compared to predecessors, and there is no reason to think this will be any different. so that may play -- >> hey, i'm so sorry to interrupt. we're having some audio issues. we can't hear you v

fauci even this man was in. this guy was in the senate after those documents came out and confirmed the authenticity of the documents and even mentioned us by name project veritas. what came out last night on project veritas was a grant that was submitted to doctors. so we got to keep exposing what's going on inside and you're gonna ask me. how do we do that? i'm giving you a roadmap the book talks about it. it's about getting people inside to come public which is a really hard thing to do requires sacrifice requires pain. requires perseverance and you know and also the first chapter of my book is called suffering. you might say why did you write a chapter about that? well, i'm glad you asked. three months ago the fbi came to my house. this is the second time in my life that the fbi has put me in handcuffs. and i'm a journalist. i may be the only man you'll ever know who's not a gangster or a mobster or a terrorist. who has had this happen to him on multiple occasions? it happened in 2010 in new orleans. i wrote