fauci?no, i think that is so somewhat of an absurd exaggeration. >> tucker: noticed the briley facility line which are very dr. fauci doesn't actually answer the question, instead he dismisses it out of hand in a very scientific way as "absurd." that's how a scientists talk. questions of efficacy mean nothing compared to questions about federal funding. federal funding is what matters to a scientist, in fact federal funding was the whole point of fauci's testimony today. he was there to let converse know that as a man has been vaccinated four times still got covid, he can tell you firsthand we are never going to beat covid without more vaccines. and to get that vaccine, we are going to need to send billions more tax dollars to tony fauci. there's no way around it, it's science. but still, rand paul, clearly more a witch doctor than a physician wasn't fully convinced. where's all this money going, rand paul asked? are you getting any of it? watch dr. fauci is brilliance on display as he answe

d so fauci didn't bend. he doubled down pressing for the mass vaccination of all american children over five. watch here his bravery in the face of harassment from rand paul is also technically a doctor but a skeptical one and therefore antiscience.ov the government recommends everybody take a booster over age five . are you aware of any studies that show a reduction in hospitalization or death for children who take a booster right now there's not enough data that has been accumulated, senator paul, to indicate that that's the case. there are no studies and americans should know this . there are no studies until children showing a reduction in hospitalization or deathn with a booster. the only studiese that were permitted, the only studies that were presented were antibody studies. so a they say if we give you a booster, you make antibodies. noww a lot of scientists would question whether or not that's proof of efficacy of a vaccine g . ifiv i give you 10 or if i give 10 mrna vaccines and they make protein e

fauci.ause] >> jesse: here's some medical advice for the doctor. reimplore you do not inject bleach. this is a no no, instead a tip from one of your best friends. >> here's the secret to kicking this virus. it's not a pill or a possession. it's about your will and devotion. now, i'm wise to the beast and its ways. i was just soaked and scared, honest to god. you got to layer up, you got to drink, have you got to take tylenol and you have got to fight back all day, all night, 100 percent. that's why i have to keep working first of all because i can. if i can, i should. >> jesse: so sweating doesn't work. we got you a second opinion. listen. >> it turns out i got covid. so we immediately threw the kitchen sink at it all kinds of medicines, money know colonial, antibodies, ivermectin, z pack, prednisone, everything. and i also got an nad drip and a vitamin drip and i did that three days in a row and so here we are on wednesday and i feel great. >> jesse: or take it from your former boss. >> don

fauci, dr. keyla? >> members of the committee, thanks for the opportunity to provide an update on fda's ongoing work related to the covid-19 pandemic. ftas thousands of employees remain steadfast in their commitment to fighting the pandemic. we will continue to use every tool in our tool box to arm ourselves with the best available diagnostics, lifesaving therapeutics, and vaccines to fight the virus. since our last update to this committee, fda has approved a second vaccine, the moderna vaccine, for individuals 18 and older, authorized a second booster dose of pfizer, moderna vaccines. for older people. and certainly immunocompromised individuals, and expanded elevated for the pfizer booster dose to children 5 to 11 years old. we've held advisory committee meetings this month. related to the emergency use request for the novavax vaccine to prevent covid-19. and individuals 18 years of age and older. for the moderna vaccine for six years through 17 years of age. just yesterday, for both the moderna vac

fauci. at the same time to recognize it needs more study in infectious diseases. i want to hear from him but what i don't want is for his words to trickle down as if they are mandates and they are supposed to be obeyed no matter what. especially when you look at the medical bureaucrats including dr. fauci. one day say -- and they say say this another day that they say that an american citizens are supposed to jump and obey no matter how conflicting the advice is previous to want it from anthony fauci but i want to hear from anthony fauci is a part of a group of people who can suggest how best american citizens can protect them selves with an emphasis on protecting themselves. kletzky you mentioned dr. birx. you probably know she has a book out and she talked on booktv about it and one of the o things she talked about were the early days of a lock-down the justification of thought process going into. i want to showon you what she hd to say and get your response to it. >> i just want to make i

so fauci's not following the science. cdc and studies from pfizer? didn't fauci tell us that he is the science? at this point, we have no idea what fauci's up to or what other radical therapies he is experimenting with. so we have to ask what's next? ivermectin? hydroxy clock in? this is all very confusing because of all people we would have thought that fauci would have known the proper protocol. but listen, we sincerely hope that covered and fauci breakup for real this time. no more rebound. especially when the republicans take the house, he can be subpoenaed to testify under it. nationally syndicated radio host who joins us now. what are the chances of the sky, dr. fauci getting covid and then getting covered again a week later? what are the chances of that? >> i don't know. i would ask science himself about the chances for that. i don't know if this is -- i'm not the evernote it is at night. nobody knows. if the republicans aren't cutting that as an ad than they are ridiculously stupid because i think everybody would

doctor tabak and then doctor fauci? >> as you know, vaccination is the single most effective preventative measure. to the extent that the law allows, we are going -- >> would you recommend that we go down that path again? down to 100 employees in a business? where you say get a vaccine or lose your job. >> that is a policy call, sir, i do not make those calls. >> again it is a policy call. i would hope that we would marshal everybody both sides of the aisle to get out there to encourage to get everyone get vaccinated if they did then we might not even have to dress this question. i do not like mandating things. i do not like punishing people for not doing something. but i would hope that they realize that looking at the data, you made appropriate statement senator, a moment ago. following the science. if you look at the data, i have the differences between vaccinated and unvaccinated people for hospitalization and death, it is striking what it is! as a public health person i would say when we all come together to get pe

fauci, and yes i'm talking to you, dr. fauci, i know you watch the show, is the fact that you didn't come to the white house correspondent dinner, yeah, the president was there, kim kardashian was there, but you didn't come because you said you didn't want to catch covid. and then you caught covid anyway. yeah, probably from some boring government meeting. you see let me tell you something now, people, that is my philosophy in life. i'm vaccinated so if i am getting covid you best believe i'm doing it in style, okay. i'm not going to get it from some bitch-ass power presentation, no, people will ask me where did you get covid, and i will be like that was one hell of a night, oh, damn! (applause) best believe. i will say though what a big moment for covid as well, huh? to finally infect dr. anthony fauci. i bet covid was really star struck when it got in his body. oh my god, oh my god. oh my god, it's really you, it's really you. wow, i'm so excited. i need to catch my breathe, i need to catch my breathe, oh man, dr. fauci,

anthony fauci and dr. rochelle walensky, it is a half an hour. >> good afternoon everybody, my name is dr. ashish jha on the covid-19 response cordwainer for the white house and first of all apologies for the technical delays getting us started but i am excited and i'm delighted to get to going this afternoon and with two familiar faces, to colleagues who have been tirelessly battling the pandemic ises the beginning of this pandemic more than two years ago coming of the buffalo, dr. rochelle walensky and dr. anthony fauci and today were going to update youou in a realy important topic and, with that many parents really america is waited for a long time and that first covid-19 vaccines were youngestor kids, you know it's been nearly 18 months of the first set off vaccine became available for adults and just over the last week, saw the fda authorize the cdc a recommended, vaccines for children six months at all for the first time, and out this is an important moment for the families and kids under five, but

thank you, doctor fauci and walensky. >> thank you, doctor. we have to keep one question per person, so please do that so we can get through as many. cheryl, "new york times." >> thanks for doing this call. i'm going to immediately violate your admonition and ask a few questions. first is about the kids vaccines. i noticed on the vaccines .gov, a lot of the pharmacies say they vaccinate ages three and up, and i wondered why that is and if there's a problem with getting vaccines to the youngest? and then for doctor fauci, i think a lot of americans are just wondering how you're feeling at what you have experienced with covid and how you got infected and i wonder if you can share a little bit of that. >> why don't we start there. tony, give us an update on how you're feeling. >> thank you for asking. i'm feeling fine. i had some mild symptoms last tuesday. i checked my antigen test was positive and i started symptoms wednesday and was on paxlovid for five days and i'm feeling quite fine. i think i'm an example, given my age, of what we are all t

fauci has tested positive for covid we wish dr. fauci a speedy recovery.sh ill on anyone. we're sincere in that belief. i've seen the worst of this. i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. but, remember, it was fauci himself who said, "if you get that vaccine -- that eventually became mandated that joe said he wouldn't mandate -- you're not going to get coronavirus." you know, telling people with natural immunity they still gotta get the shot. now, the cdc is actually saying that people that are boostered have a greater likelihood of getting the current variant of covid, va-2, omicron 2. listen to fauci, though, in his own words. take a look. >> if you get vaccinated after you get infected, your level of protection will go sky high and then you won't have to worry about getting infected again. >> sean: also remember, it was biden who said in july of 2021 that you're not going to get covid if you get these vaccines which was completely wrong. take a look. >> the various shots that people are getting now cover that. you're ok. you're not going to get covid i

fauci? >> know that is somewhat of an absurd exaggeration brickwork set is the proof you use. your committees use that. that is the only proof you have to tell children to take a booster as they make antibiotics. it's not an absurd that you are already at like five boosters for people you had two or three boosters. where is the proof? i think there probably is some indication for older folks that have some risk factors but for younger folks there is not. but here's the other thing there are some risk factors for the vaccine. soso the risk of myocarditis wih the second is for adolescent boys 12 -- 24 is about 80 in 1 million. this is both from the cdc and from the israeli study. it is also in the study remarkably similar for boys much higher on boars than girls much higher than the background for the background is about to perrk million. so there is risk and there are h riskier telling everyone in america blindly go out there because we made antibiotics. it is not an absurd correlated safety

but fauci did tell us one thing, that despite letting the sketchy virus leak out of their lab, faucil going to do it. guy is out of control. all right, waters window. my little issue yesterday, just want to make some things clear. i have been mispronouncing the state of nevada for quite some time. probably at least a year, maybe two. i was finally corrected, it is nevada, not nevada. i blame my mother, she says nevada. i was pretty proud of myself until we got to the end of the show. and one of my cocky producers decided to put in a text message that challenged my ability to name capitals, and i am just as cocky as this producer and said i can name all 50, and he said all right, the text was what is the capital of nevada. first thing that came to my mind was vegas. wasn't right. and in pete hegseth, who was on sat, and another producer, not as bright as i am said reno in my ear. and i went with reno. and it was also wrong. it is not reno. the capital of nevada is carson city. i got it wrong, but you know what, i think everybody in america would get that wrong. that is the least known

fauci still supports gain of function. fauci is still sending our money to sloppy chinese labs. even the chinese can't believe they're sending them money. can you believe fauci is still sending us money? okay, pass the bat. >> pass the bat? >> greg, to your point, when the republicans take the house, i'm not going to say red wave, but they'll launch investigations boo this, subpoena fauci, he'll probably be retired by then, but they'll try to get to the bottom of this. i expect the pandemic to rise up probably before each election going forward. i think biden is saying this because he's so shell-shocked that he missed omicron and attempt, every time he hears somebody knock he thinks it's another variant. the democrats aren't giving him money? first time i've heard that. >> the amazing thing about china, isn't it biden talking about, if he hasn't already, taking off the tariffs off chinese goods? >> he's considering it. >> some people make an economic argument that that's caused inflation to go up. the tool kit of possibilities, that's one of the things. >> it's a schizophrenic r

and especially when you look at the medical bureaucrats including anthony fauci. another day they say this another day they say that american citizens are supposed to jump and obey no matter how conflicting the advisements are so yes i want to hear from him but i want to hear from anthony as part of a group of people who can also suggest how best american amcitizens can protect themselves with the emphasis on protecting itself. >> you mentioned that doctor burks, you know she has a book out. she recently talked to folks at book tv about it and one of the things she talked about was the early days of the lockdown the justification and thought process going into it. i want to play a little bit of what she had to say and get your response. >> i did want to make it clear. you don't do a lockdown unless there is a crisis. and we were in crisis. we could see what was happening in italy. i have modeled out the case fatality rate in italy. their excellent medical care and what they were dilearning and they still had extraordinary case fatality rates i was looking at our c

fauci testified there are no problems at all.ew report, the white house making biden's border collapse even worse by getting rid of trump's immigration judges. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: okay, some good news. we had a rally on ball street today. the dow, s&p, nasdaq all up, more than 2% as tech and energy stocks, they led the charge back. stocks last week had their worst showing since march 2020. look at twitter stock. it is ending up as twitter's board unanimously move of elon musks reported 44 billion-dollar takeover. muck elon musk muck is outraging people on the left, recession is coming. democrats say no way. potential price caps from oil on russia, as foreign policy move nothing to do with inflation. edward lawrence in washington with more. edward? reporter: president joe biden feeling all kinds of pressure now as we get closer to the midterm elections we're starting to hear many types of ideas to lower inflation. treasury secretary janet yellen saying today that they are look

fauci tonight, he has somehow contracted covid twice in the last two weeks.mmended he not take. we thought dr. fauci would be following the science, because he is science, but who are we to question science. we are obviously not as smart as dr. fauci who continues to send their money to sloppy wuhan labs that do gain-of-function research in china. but fauci knows what it was like for the rest of us in a way now, i guess, forced to miss a very important events, his own daughter's wedding. we actually do feel bad for fauci. every father should be able to walk his daughter down the aisle. we hear the wedding was wonderful, and we got a copy of the invitation. it was meant for geraldo rivera, but was mistakenly sent to me, and the guests were given the option between steak, chicken, or backed. that sounds lovely. on the bright side, fauci was able to face time into the ceremony and deliver a toast. we sincerely hope he recovers quickly and just want to remind him how to deal with this strange disease. >> don't let it dominate to you. don't be afraid of it. you're

and especially when you look at the medical bureaucrats including anthony fauci and one day they say this and another day they say that and american citizens are supposed to jump and obey no matter how conflicting so, yes, i want to hear from anthony fauci but also as part of a group of people that can suggest how best american citizens can protect themselves with an emphasis on protecting themselves. >> you probably know she has a book outat and recently talked o folks at booktv about it. one of the things she talked about in the lockdown and at the justification of the thought process, i want to play a little bit of what she had to say and get your response to it. >> you don't do a lock down unless there is a crisis and we were in crisis. we had the case fatality rate and excellent medical care and what they were learning and they still had extraordinary case fatality rates. in those individuals over 70 if you are 70 and diagnosed with covid, 30% of those individuals were succumbing to this virus and so we didn't have a treatment we didn't have ventilators. we didn't have enough hu

in fact, now mark's 430 days since doctor fauci testified before any house committee. why are they hiding doctor fauci, and why has it been 434 days since doctor shaji has testified before the committee? we've asked in fact one of the last hearings we asked him to be our witness on the republican side and he told us he would have liked to come to be a witness but that the chair man and the biden administration would not extend that invitation so we will continue to ask that you extend doctor fauci that invitation. and we would ask the biden administration to allow him to come testify, not to keep him hidden for over a year now from any house committee. of course i welcome the testimony today but i would be remiss if i didn't point out the irony of the statements talking about the past. it's noteworthy that the subcommittee would focus on the events of years ago while denying our ability to address the failures of the biden administration that are still going on to this day. .. >> when the who and our growing list of leading experts all deem this worthy of investigation

fauci, the white house chief medical adviser. dr. fauci, good to have you back.t do you think of that order? >> i don't think it's appropriate for me to comment who an employer does with employees. different institutions, different enterprises have different approaches towards people who are using their work hours from home as opposed to being in person in the office. i mean, we at the nih have people that are now devoting a certain proportion of the time at home. they seem to be working out well. the work seems to be going along well. i think it's up to each individual employer to decide what policy they'll make for employees. i don't think it's appropriate for me to comment about any individual employer, what decisions that they make. >> neil: i know. he has a lot of employees all over the place. he seems to be sending the signal, the problem, the danger is over. get back to work. on that level that it's over and it's okay to go back to work, do you agree with that? you think that is a universal truth in this country? >> i think it's going to vary depending on

so yes, i want to hear from anthony fauci, but i want to hear from anthony fauci as part of a group of people who can also also suggest how best american citizens can protect themselves with the emphasis on protecting selves. you probably you mentioned a dr. burke. you probably know that she has a book out. she recently talked to our folks at book tv about it and one of the things she talked about was those early days of the lockdown at least the justification and the thought process going into it. i want to play a little bit of what she had to say and get your response to it. i just want to make it clear you don't do a lockdown unless there is a crisis and we were in crisis we could see what was happening and italy i had modeled out on the case fatality rate in italy and they're excellent medical care and what they were learning and they still had extraordinary case fatality rates. i was looking at our case fatality raids pace fatality rate in those individuals over 70. that means if you were 70 and diagnosed with covid 30% of those individuals were coming to this virus and so we didn

so yes, i want to hear from anthony fauci, but i want to hear from anthony fauci as part of a group of people who can also also suggest how best american citizens can protect themselves with the emphasis on protecting selves. you probably you mentioned a dr. burke. you probably know that she has a book out. she recently talked to our folks at book tv about it and one of the things she talked about was those early days of the lockdown at least the justification and the thought process going into it. i want to play a little bit of what she had to say and get your response to it. i just want to make it clear you don't do a lockdown unless there is a crisis and we were in crisis we could see what was happening and italy i had modeled out on the case fatality rate in italy and they're excellent medical care and what they were learning and they still had extraordinary case fatality rates. i was looking at our case fatality raids pace fatality rate in those individuals over 70. that means if you were 70 and diagnosed with covid 30% of those individuals were coming to this virus and so we didn

fauci wears a mask very regularly. speaking to your mask mandate question. of that, if you want to stop all transmission, we need antibodies up in the nose. the way to get levels of antibodies up the nasal area, or to give a nasal vaccine that stimulates t cells in the nose, those are coming. there is a phase 2b trial, which means they are going to come to us. that will be the way for those of you who want to avoid infection altogether. you will want to wait for the nasal vaccine. kristen: great speaking with you. i know it has been a year and a lot has happened and we learned so much. always appreciate you being part of the conversation. coming up next, this we don't appreciate. have you seen them? long waits at sfo. our travel expert will - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today.

fauci a speedy recovery. we never wish ill on anyone and we are sincere and i believe i've seen the worst of us . i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy . but remember, it was himself who said if you get that vaccine that eventually became mandated that joe said he wouldn't mandate, you're not going to get corona virus, you know, telling people with natural immunity that they still got to get the shot. well, now the cdc is actually saying that people at a booster have a greater likelihood of getting the current variant of colvert back to omicron to listen about though in his own words. >> take a look. if you get vaccinated, if you get infected, your level of protection will go sky high and then you won't have to worry about getting infected again. also remember it was biden that said in july of 2020 one that you're not going to get cold but if you get these vaccines, which was completely wrong. >> take a look at the various shots that people are getting now cover that you're okay, you're not going to you're n

and fauci hasn't just taken one shot.

doctor fauci, you talked a little about this, but i wanted to go back to it again. i'm pushing for congress to pass additional emergency funding to make sure the communities have the tests and treatments and vaccines they need to keep their families safe and i understand your institute is supporting research on the development of these next generation vaccines that could protect against multiple variants. what can you tell us about the progress of that research and what does nih need to see it to completion? >> thank you for that question. the progress has been substantial. to get what we call universal, and that is probably a broad term is to get a vaccine that works against multiple variance as a first step. that would be something you get a vaccine that either is directed against the common component against the variance or has each of the components for example in a nanoparticles or multiple components to it. we have studies that right now have gone from preclinical into a human study and the results look very promising. the next step would be to get a vaccine t

anthony fauci testing positive, now on paxlovid. we do have news on his simympto tonight. >>> tomorrow brings the third january 6th hearing in front of the american people. the pressure on mike pence. tonight, abc news obtaining exclusive images of the former vice president and his family on january 6th. the vp, his wife and daughter, sheltering in the capitol, just minutes after being evacuated from the senate floor. jon karl standing by with the never before seen photos tonight. >>> in buffalo, new york, the images today, as the justice department now files federal hate crimes charges against the alleged gunman accused in the racist killings of ten black people at that tops market. and tonight, the description from prosecutors of the chilling scene inside that store. what we had not heard before. >>> and tonight, the republican senate candidate in georgia, herschel walker, a vocal critic of absentee fathers, not acknowledging he has a 10-year-old he did not raise. there's also news coming in tonight on john hinckley jr. >>> and do

anthony fauci. he's taking a second course of paxlovid after experiencing rebound symptoms when he had covid not long ago. dr. fauci says when he first tested positive two weeks ago he had very minimal symptoms. he said the rebound symptoms were actually worse, but now that he feels reasonably good. we have reported that happening to others, as well. >>> when we come back here tonight, the bison attack at yello yellowstone. >>> and we remember a hero tonight. at goal, now i'm'a1 d with rybelsus®. th rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. se maine reis increases low blood sugar risk. side eff

fauci. that needs to be investigated. just come out with a report as you just note, surprisingly is quite balanced asking key questions that need to be answered including lab leak and laying out ways and means to do it. finally we say it's incredible at the hudson institute, how many chinese communist party members that she it's a lab leak. we'll leave it there. the chinese communist that are getting their information out are telling news washington this is a lab leak. the who is implying it may be a lab leak. but don't tell that to dr. fauci. >> martha: it's stunning. you have told us and dr. redfield has told us that the reason you see so many variants is a this was trained in the lab to continue to have more function, right? so you're saying you believe the reason that the report is all blocked out is to protect dr. fauci's involvement in that research? >> absolutely. the transfer of technology went back 15 years where we gave them the ability to use humanized mice to do these human tos be able to create a virus that w

. >> especially since doctor fauci who is behind it all, he commissioned the research to make it lookhe caused the pandemic actually he commissioned that he is the champion globally so people are saying if the republicans in fact the house they have to get to the bottom of the specifically without she if he is there in the administration. >> you are correct in doctor fauci thinks he is untouchable and with this congress they are fan boys and fan girls for doctor fauci so saying he will be living in subject to harsh scrutiny and it's a mandate from the american people who are fed up with this congress and this administration so what we will be doing at the heritage foundation is to turn the mandate into action to make sure once they get the majority it is go time. all gas. no breaks. >> you have cheered me up and everyone watching in the congressional room i'm so pleased you are pushing forward with the incredible important work i was trying to refinance my mortgage. and when i went to check my credit score, i found a ding and then i found a couple of inquiries that i had not initiated

fauci tests positive for covid. he's the face of america's pandemic response.mic tonight, the treatment he's taking. plus, a key f.d.a. panel endorses the moderna and pfizer vaccines for kids as young as six months old. severe weather. life-threatening heat and devastating floods. ford's major recall. nearly three million vehicles in danger of rolling away after being put into park. and a basketball team with no home. meet the middle schoolers who beat the odds. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us as we begin with the state of the american economy and what it means for you and your family. today, the federal reserve took aggressive action to tackle the fastest inflation in four decades. the rate increase was three- quarters of a percentage point, and the central bank also signaled there will be a similar increase when they meet again at the end of july. wall street expected the big increase, and all three indexes jumped today

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fauci was advised in january before the pandemic hit the united states by u.s.n anderson, rob gary, michael these are the most prominent virologist in the united states. all of whom suggested that it wasn't likely the lab leak in wuhan was the origin of this virus. that is why members of congress are going to be pursuing this. number one, people need closure as to what happened. we watched maybe 10 million people worldwide. number two we got to prevent this from happening again. that is why i would encourage dr. fauci and doctor collins to finally condemn all gain of function research in perpetuity with a worldwide band. they have never retracted their advocacy for gain of function research. to me which is remarkable. >> you think doctor fauci retired if the republicans take back control of congress? you think he stepped down ahead of that? >> i do. he think he will step down in about a year because doctor fauci is a very smart man and he is manipulative -- he has maneuvered the iraq mercy serving eight different presidents for he is a smart man pretty knows pol

dr anthony fauci is recovering now after testing positive for covid 19 dr fauci, the 81 year old directorthe national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, is also president biden's chief medical advisor, dr fauci says his covid symptoms are mild and he is being treated with paxil, ovid and antiviral drugs. he's also fully vaccinated, and he's had two booster shots. dr fauci, who is isolating and working from home, reportedly has not had any recent contact with president biden or other top administration officials. very soon, millions more young americans could be eligible to get those covid vaccine shots. advisors for the fda voted to recommend the fighter and mandarin, a kid sized formulas for children as young as six months old. both drugmakers say their vaccines were proved to be safe in clinical trials. modernist two shots series of vaccines were between 40 to 50% effective. at preventing mild cases of covid in the younger age group, fizer increased its vaccine series 23 doses to give more protection during the omicron various virus wave. efficacy in the all available populat