fauci. why so many times even pinocchio is like bro, take it easy, you're going to poke my eye out with your nose. he's saying he didn't support lockdown and would have locked down more if he could. will he makes call? that's next. &%c1 >>> the lice continue from dr. fauci. with a new interview with the hill, fauci tried to pretend like he never supported covid-19 lockdowns. what! >> i wonder if you would recommend locking down school ifs you had to do it all over again. >> well, again, first of all, i didn't recommend locking anything down. >> that's interesting because 2020 dr. fauci seemed to say otherwise. clip. >> would you like to see a national lockdown, basically people -- you can't go out to restaurants, bars. you need to stay home. >> well, i would like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction in restaurants and bars. whatever it takes to do that, that's what i'd like to see. >> closing bars and restaurants is a million seizure disorders intervention and seems to be

same fauci that increased the number of vaccines recommended for children from 7 to 74 fauci between the 1980s and the current time, which predicted problems for the trump administration. there is no doubt that the coming administration will be tested. we will face not only constant threats to public health chronic diseases. we have a lot of them, but with an unexpected outbreak of the disease, when the epidemic began in china, dr. fauchek was so ready for the consequences of the pandemic that donald trump's adviser on strategy, greg. roubini, had questions asked them on twitter their word to speak in the spirit of democracy and free speech in the united states records - it was of course deleted question on twitter by greg rubini, you funded research in 2015 along with the china science foundation to produce deadly coronavirus, as you knew by february 13th that the coronavirus would destroy wall street, at that time the virus was only in china, here in the usa there was nothing, and there was nothing in europe either. why secretly tell senator richard that the coronavirus will destro

social services and thus fauci could decide for himself. dangerous and which are not, despite being a stakeholder in the lancet, we strongly condemn the conspiracy theory suggesting that covid-19 does not have a natural origin, scientists from several countries have published and analyzed the genomes of the causative agent of severe respiratory syndrome island coronavirus, and they overwhelmingly conclude that this coronavirus originated in the wild conspiracy theory leads to nothing but fear of rumors and prejudices that threaten our global cooperation. in the fight against this virus of course, it is not profitable for scientists who are engaged in research on mutations and activity enhancement if their research is banned as a result, for example, of the conclusion that the virus was created in the laboratory, one such petition was published in the spring and after the disclosure of the contents of some confidential emails, it became clear that the writing and publication of the petition was organized by eco health alliance, which is know

fauci is known to have personally funded gain-of-function mutation research. prohibited by the biological weapons convention, however, there is not a single treaty or agreement that the united states would not violate in such a way that it is not surprising that the us national institutes of health has allocated funds for coronavirus research in a new virus logic laboratory in wuhan, which conducted jointly by american and chinese scientists. i have nothing against the study of malignant diseases that have a high probability of being transmitted to humans, but working on gain-of-function mutations is incredibly stupid risky under the biological weapons convention, gain-of-function mutation research is prohibited, but still was carried out under the auspices of this scoundrel 's fauci which i despise. there should be a change of opinion leaders of the scientific community at the end of the cycle, one is replaced by another in the case of fouchie, that didn't happen, and so did francis collins, head of the us national institutes of health, by the way, he's the b

maybe it's about corruption. corrupt fauci. collins tight.they sat down in their places, they can not be replaced and nothing happens. one of the most outspoken and stubborn opponents of fouch activities over the years has been robert kennedy, the younger nephew of president john f. kennedy, robert, a global pharma fighter and politician. he invited us to his home in los angeles. in general, i’m sure the coronavirus was created by human hands in the laboratory, a chain of evidence for the version, and the laboratory creation can be connected together. naturally, this version meets a lot of resistance, for example, anthony fauci, he claims that the virus is clearly of natural origin. it is not man-made, but it is obvious to anyone who is willing to dig for the truth that the lab-made version of the virus has much more to prove. anthony fauci was one of the main promoters of the so-called amplification studies in these studies that studied and amplified various viruses. including coronaviruses determined the formula for the maximum possible inf

gore more than fauci.fauci dodges any time you ask him a direct question. >> what's your reaction to the fact that the artic ice is actually increasing? >> not doing an interview right now. >> jesse: one last question for you. are you embarrassed at all. >> i'm not doing. >> jesse: are you embarrassed at all by climate gate, sir? >> i'm not doing an interview right now. i'm having lunch. >> do you stand to make any money from cap and trade? and gore makes money like a stick up artist. he tells the american people give me all your cash or you are going to die. and the climate business pays big bucks. is he worth something like $300 million. he has a $2.5 million house in nashville with $30,000 utility bill. and he just bought $9 million villa on the ocean in california. better be high up, al-because the rising sea levels might flood the foyer. where does he get money? documentary 50 million box office. sold jazeera. a station not known for environmentalists. when al gore watches isis beheading video on al-j

fauci, thanks so much for joining us.had a chance to speak to president biden since he tested positive? do you have any update on his condition? >> i have not spoken to the president directly, but i'm in very close contact with dr. kevin o'connor, who is the primary physician to the president. and as you just heard, the president is really doing quite well. he's now into his first full day. he's on paxlovid and he has symptomology still, but it is improving. he had a bit of a mild temperature that responded very well to tylenol. but he's been able to perform functions today, and we fully expect, given the fact that he's vaccinated, he's doubly boosted, and he's on a very effective anti-viral drug, paxlovid, that clearly has a very good track record in preventing people to progress to severe disease, and that's the reason why although there's never any guarantee, we feel quite optimistic that the president is already on his way to recovery. >> so what specifically, dr. fauci, will white house physicians be monitoring in th

fauci. i want this investigation.t does not have to be his head on a platter but we need to really sure up some of these unanswered questions about a global pandemic. >> i think attempting to ostracize or criminalize him, that is red meat for the base and i don't think that goes anyway. i think there are still a lot of unanswered questions as far as the pandemic and the pandemic response. he said today he thinks lockdown should've been more stringent and stricter rules, staying in our basements for nine and a half months without sunlight was not good enough. but i do think there needs to be a real accounting if u.s. taxpayer money made after grants the health alliance in southern wuhan, china and made their way into the institute. and dr. fauci has been inconsistent on some of the stuff, he's been inconsistent on e-mails in the record in letters to the nih d as far as some of this research and technology in some of these things just occurred. we still have a clear-cut timeline and part of that is because dr. fauci has

anthony fauci, and dr.onkeypox outbreak which is freaking a lot of people out. the director of the world health organization says he's concern by the scale and concern of this virus. monkeypox, as you know, isn't new, but it's only been seen very rarely in the u.s. in the past yet the latest cdc numbers show 1500 documented cases across 44 states. so i'm concerned. is this going to become endemic here in some way and the fact that we have this vaccine that's already out there, is it covering enough bases even though it's not been out universally? >> pell, well, we have the toolo something about this, laura. this is something we need to take seriously. we need to act like it has the capability of spreading much more widely than right now and it's fundamentally for the most part, not exclusively and for the most part among men who have sex with men. the numbers that you gave, the 1400, 1500 is very likely an undercount because whenever you have the emergence of something like this, you are always probably loo

anthony fauci, president biden's chief medical adviser. dr. fauci, you had your own bout with covid back in june you took the same meds as the president you felt better only to get hit again by a rebounding infection is that a cautionary tale for the president, who is only a couple of years younger than you >> no, i don't think so i think it's a good tale because we know that a person who is vaccinated the way the president is, doubly boosted the way the president is, and has the access as he has to paxlovid, we have every reason to believe that he will do fine. >> these breakthrough infections of fully vaxed and boosted people seem really common why is that? >> well, the vaccines do a really good job, lester, in preventing you from getting severe disease leading to hospitalizations. when you are vaccinated, and particularly if you're doubly boosted, the likelihood you will get into serious trouble is very, very low. >> dr. fauci, what is it looking like for the availability for an omicron-specific vaccine? >> the fda has made the decision the

fauci's and many of my patients' cases for a second round.arris: quickly, fauci says i went back on paxlovid and now i'm on my fourth day of a five day course of a second course of paxlovid. i'm not completely without symptoms but i don't feel acutely ill. what we saw with the vaccine. not going to keep you from getting covid and you might have to get booster after booster. quickly on where you think we are. we aren't even hearing from the cdc. they aren't telling us what the fall will be like, doctor. we have questions and i would think by now they have to have some answers. >> this is where we are. what we see with the president. mild symptoms. had four shots. now getting paxlovid and still gets sick. has fatigue. he probably shouldn't be working but the chances are he stays out of the hospital. where we are this fall harris, we don't have the second generation vaccines we need. we don't have the updated vaccines we need for this particular sub variant. >> harris: why? >> it has been too delayed. production has been too delayed. when the dr

i'm done to tony fauci, from the bottom of my leather faucis, go [ bleep ] yourself. [ laughter ] [ applause had to say that, so we can cut it, yeah. a lot of weird stuff going on in florida right now. including tonight's edition of "this week in florida." >> he's waved and everything, and i don't think that's appropriate for anyone. >> waving is fine but the walking around naked in front of your neighbors, including children, not so much. a family staying in the southwest cape says they are dealing with that every day. the guys doing it say it's because they're from europe. [ laughter ] >> dana: really? is that typical european behavior? "my penis never gets so much sun back home, my doctors say how you get so much sunshine on your gl glickels? i say, guy to florida. he goes, of course, florida! they got sunshine on the flarkholes! [ applause ] the next race for the white house is shaping up. donald trump claims he's already made up his mind about 2024. and he's still trying to figure out when he's going to announce his official decision. trump says he's very confident that he'd win and tha

fauci.good morning to you. thanks for speaking with us. so have you spoken with president biden since his covid diagnosis, and are you encouraged by his progress? >> well, i haven't spoken directly with the president, but i'm in very close contact with dr. kevin o'connor, the primary physician for the president. i spoke to him as recently as 10:00 last night, and what you just said is true, the president is doing very well. he continues to improve. feels well. has some of the symptoms you're talking about, but that's absolutely natural when someone has an upper respiratory viral infection. so we continue to always be careful, but really the chances of him getting into severe difficulty is very, very low given the fact that he's vaccinated, doubly boosted, and he is on an antiviral drug that has shown very clearly goes a long way to preventing people to progress to disease that would be serious. >> and, dr. fauci, i'd like to ask you about that, paxlovid, you mentioned the antiviral drug. the

fauci. >> thank you very much, dr. walensky. i'd like to talk a little more specifically now about the evolution of variants, particularly focusing on ba-5. if i could move to the first slide, please. just as a background, as you see here, and you look from june of 2021, how successive variants, due to mutational changes, have essentially bumped one variant off the table after the other, leading to the broader category of omicron, where we are right now. next slide. and if you look at that, that really gets translated into what we've experienced from a public health and clinical standpoint, in the different waves or surges that we in this country have seen, with alpha, delta, and then as you see on the far right, with omicron. but omicron as a broad category has been particularly problematic. next slide. because as you see here, on this family tree of sars-cov-2, which shows the variants that we here in the united states and throughout the world have experienced with alpha, beta, delta, but note that omicron has a broad category

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tony fauci denied under oath had ever conducted research in wuhan.auci ill mailing subordinates with wuhan's who was the person conducting infamous coronavirus is the may have changed the global order. they may have caused this pandemic and put china ahead of the united states. now around the same time the director of the nih now completely discredited china berry the lab leak theory. one of his underlings summing and age could do to help put down is very destructive conspiracy." now keep in mind the very same time is running around telling of her be a christian he was. all the interviews with the evangelical websites summing to listen what tony fauci is saying. believe the u.s. government. not the lab leak theory sets ridiculous get them back. turns out he was lying. none of this made it into one half page report to joe biden. neither did the news that the wuhan labs spent hundreds of millions of dollars on their filtration systems surely after the pandemic began. really? on september 16 at 2193 months after the first case of cova 19 the wuhan lab a

anthony fauci said he will retire by the end of president biden's term.1-year-old infectious disease expert said his plans are not fully settled, but he would most likely step down by 2025. he said that he still wants to do other things in his career and has the energy to keep working after federal service. dr. fauci was thrust into the national spotlight during the covid pandemic and often clashed with former president trump about potential treatments and the threat the virus posed. >>> "usa today" said prince harry spoke at the u.n. honoring the legacy of nelson mandela and his links to princess diana. he delivered the keynote address on nelson mandela national day yesterday. he praised the anti-apartheid icon for his leadership and perseverance while enduring 27 years in prison. harry also spoke about the photo of his late mother and nelson mandela. squhoo when i first looked at the photo, what i first noticed was the joy on my mother's face, the playfulness, cheekiness, even. the pure delight to be in communion with another soul so committed to servin

fauci. as you know, the white house officials are not happy that dr.n treating president biden wasn't able to answer questions from the media. will he be here at some point? why haven't we heard from him? i know he sent a letter out friday. >> that's a department communications decision. i can't speak the that. i've spoken with dr. o'connor. why he's not in front of the tv, you'll have to ask the communications people that. >>> correct me if i'm wrong. ba.5 is the most contagious form, although, there's evidence it's not a more severe disease. cases are surging, and i feel like i know so many people who have covid right now or had it in recent weeks. during this time we've seen dr. biden in meetings without a mask indoors. considering biden's age, shouldn't the president and white house at the very least if not the country go back to masking and social distancing considering the surge that we're seeing? >> well, you have two questions there. first, when the president visits, goes to different countries, he respects the conditions and traditions of what

fauci? >> i really can't give you a day or a date on it.would think it's going to be something that is reasonably soon. in the conversations that our team, which includes the fda and the cdc and myself and dr. jha and others, that we've been discussing this actively, and i would not be surprised if within a very reasonable period of time you're going to be hearing something about it. >> dr. anthony fauci, thank you. it's always good to have you on the program. we appreciate your time, sir. >> my pleasure. good to be with you. >>> firefighters in northern california are making progress in their battle to save the historic sequoia trees in yosemite national park. the washburn fire that started thursday is now about 25% contained, but it's grown to more than 2,700 acres. more than 500 firefighters are doing all they can to protect the area including putting out hot spots and using sprinkler systems. >>> still to come, a new legal setback for steve bannon and the potential divide it may show with team trump. you're watching "chris jansing repor

first off, your reaction to anthony fauci.acked down with yeart strip jones. >> it's reprehensible. and he doesn't mention the lockdowns did to the next generation. i can tell you from delayed speech development, from the lack of social interaction to the rising suicides. right now we have the most suicide and drug addicted young generation in history. to say you must always be afraid and stare at a screen all day long? it's inarguable to say that when young children were masks, it's hard for them to communicate. so for fauci to say that, it shows him ignoring the damage it does. brian: i have two students in my house. they were toiled to get vaccinated or don't come back. when you talk to the college kids. they are helpless. if they want to stay in college, get the shot or go home. >> that's exactly right. some of them get the shot and they end up getting infected. there are all these rules that are constantly changing. it's the petty totalitarianism people are fed up with. the younger generation has been told to follow rule

anthony fauci. what he has to say about the president's condition and his own recovery from the virus. >>> also tonight, one of former president trump's longtime allies steve bannon found guilty on two counts of contempt of congress for refusing to comply with the subpoena from the january 6th committee. bannon now facing jail time. pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> the bannon verdict coming less than 24 hours after that dramatic public hearing. the january 6th committee sharing testimony from former top trump officials showing how the former president failed to act. the dramatic secret service recordings from agents protecting then-vice president mike pence. the testimony that some feared for their lives, calling to say good-bye to their families. and the outtakes of the former president refusing to say the election was over 24 hours after the mob stormed the capitol. jonathan karl standing by. >>> the dangerous and deadly heat wave sweeping from coast to coast. 94 million americans in 28 stat

fauci.at went wrong in his pandemic leadership as gop is lighting up the probes. and we'll get to this, florida governor ron desantis he is really going after president biden, democrat governors of illinois and california. is he going to run in 2024? look who is here, fox across america host jimmy failla joins us next. new poligrip power hold and seal. clinically proven to give strongest hold, plus seals out 5x more food particles. fear no food. new poligrip power hold and seal. (dad) we have to tell everyone that we just switched to verizon's new welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (nurse) wait... did you say verizon for just $30? (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever. (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (dad) yeah, and it's from the most reliable 5g network in america. (woman) for $30 a line, i'm switching now! (mom) yeah, it's easy and you get $960 when you switch the whole family. (geek) wow... i've got to let my buddies know. (geek friend) we'r

fauci to think this would have gone over well? it is mind-numbing and shows his desire for control regardless of what is reality. >> carley: and how could you have more stringent restrict restrict -- restrictions? businesses and schools going remote. we didn't even know what zoom was before the pandemic and now it is part of everyday life. there were calls for extreme restrictions. the number of people depressed and addicted to drugs are at an all-time high and that is a public health crisis you never hear dr. fauci or people in the administration talk about and it deserves more attention than it is getting now. and hunter biden faces charges, one -- could face charges, one congressman says sources inside the fbi are trying to downplay negative information about the president's son, details coming up and eric swalwell living it up luxury style, we have the receipt for the $138,000 shopping. tomi lahren next. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. [power-drill noises] alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers, and a phone open to libertymutua

anthony fauci. thank you so much, doctor, for joining us this evening.st have to ask, because we're hearing this term monkeypox. we know that it's spreading. it's 3,500 people. how is monkeypox spread, and do we have concerns that the way it's spreading now may change and metastasize over time? >> well, it's spread by close kin-to-skin contact. the lesions or pustules on the skip. sometimes you can make them easily visible and see them. sometimes in their early form you may not notice them and confuse them with other skip lesions but it's really skin-to-skin contact is the major way. likely if you have pustules that spill over, for example, on clothing or other inanimate objects it can spread. this is a virus right now that it has inserted itself into the community of men who have sex with men, and about 99% of the cases that have now been reported are within that demographic group. that doesn't mean that other groups are going to be essentially free ofthere can bef cases that's why we were taking it very seriously, first of all for the community at risk

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fauci is currently serving as president biden's chief medical adviser.s also served as the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases since 1984, during that time, fauci has become an adviser on public health, too. 7 presidential administrations. and our nation's capital as inflation continues to be a top priority for the president, republicans are cracking down on the administration's handling of it. they blame democrats, excessive spending in 2021. for current inflation numbers, washington correspondent basil john joins us live. good morning, basil. well, rain a good morning. and yes, republicans are going after the president, as they say, their constituents are being hit hard by inflation. >> but the white house says he's taking the right approach. >> this hardship show little sign of slowing. and it comes to. >> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is upset about record-high inflation in the u.s. he says was caused by democrats, excessive spending across the board. the american people's hard-earned dollars. >> we're not

thank you and i will now turn things over to doctor fauci. >> thank you very much. i would like to talk a little bit more specifically now about the evolution of the variance particularly focusing on ba.5. so if i could move to the first slide, please. just as a background as you see here if you look from june of 2021 how the successive variance due to mutational changes have essentially bumped one variant varianceto another leading to td category of omicron where we are now and that gets translated into what we have experienced from a public health and clinical standpoint in the different waves or surges in the country we have seen with alpha, delta and as you see on the far right, omicron but omicron has a broad category and has been particularly problematic. as you see here on this family tree which shows all the variance that in the united states and throughout the world we have experienced with alpha beta delta but omicron as a broad category has multiple sub lineages and now what we are currently challenged with four and five. if you look march to july how we'

fauci is stepping down from his role which includes being an adviser to the white house. today he appeared at the future of health care summit in washington, dc. he was there to talk about covid, but everyone wanted to know what he is going to do next. >> i have other things that i want to do in a professional way that i want to have the capability while i still have the energy and the passion to do them. so, i picked i don't want to go beyond january 2025. >> he's got energy. he's got passion. the 81-year-old fauci has been the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases since 1984. he's going to step down before the next presidential inauguration. >>> the set for the show "law & order" turned into a real life murder investigation after someone shot and killed a parking enforcement worker on the set in brooklyn, new york. nypd says the man was hired as an outside agent to clear parking spaces for trucks associated with the tv show. 45 minutes before they were scheduled to begin film on the block, police say a gunman abruptly opened the parking a

en pantalla anunció que planea retirarse cuando joe biden termine el periodo presidencial anthony fauci durante la pandemia también le dura el instituto de alergias y enfermedades infecciosas y ha sido director de esa institución desde minutos 84 >> este fin de semana el gobierno lanzó una de emergencia se trata del número 988 (...) nos explica los servicios que ofrece >> gracias por llamar al 988 >> una conversación que puede cambiar la perspectiva hacia la vida de alguien que quiere considerar terminarla es la importancia de la línea de ayuda que busca asistir a personas que atraviesan una crisis emocional están considerando el suicidio >> es importante tener alguien que es un profesional que sabe manejar un momento de crisis que te va a escuchar porque eso sucede con la familia con los amigos que no sabemos escuchar queremos resolver la situación del problema de la persona y un profesional te ayudará a encontrar salidas no te va a solucionar el problema peroal tener una diferencia perspectiva sobre la crisis o el dolor >> cada persona asimila de diferentes maneras los retos de la vid

anthony fauci, chief medical adviser to joe biden. you think about what's scott gottlieb had to say right there about the response so far? >> well, i don't think the window has closed. there's a lot that has been done and we will continue to do and accelerate. both from the standpoint of the testing that will be available. of course, in the beginning, there were only the cdc tests that were available. right now, we have rapidly commercialized, so that we have five sources now, at least, and maybe more. we have lab corp, quest, mayo clinic, as well as the network from the cdc. so up to maybe 10,000 cases -- excuse me, 10,000 tests per day is now going to be five, six, seven times that. the issue with vaccines is important. it would have been good to have a lot more vaccines available early on. but right now, we have accelerated that extensively. we had about 130,000 doses at first. another 154,000. by the end of july, there should be another 700,000 plus. so one of the differences of this type of an outbreak from others that we had, a,

fauci. >> i like to think of daddy fauci looking down on us and seeing this type of a song to young peoplefe each and every day for the many things that he has done. ♪ cleared off the table ♪ wash dishes and put them away. >> jesse: daddy fauci, let's try to keep those thoughts to ourselves, sam. sadly, that's not the most disturbing part of their sexual portfolio. back in 2015 sam went to war for the website rent boy.com. it's a gay prostitution site that was shut down for promoting underaged prostitution. britain ton wrote an op-ed saying the rent boy is more dangerous than the website ever was now young men might have to return to communities and homes who rejected who they are. that's where the real danger begins. i think the real danger is letting unqualified person being in charge of our spent nuclear rods but, hey, maybe i'm just old fashioned. debra messing says she got joe biden elected as democrats all across the country turn on joe. and don't invite this guy to your wedding. ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term poli

fauci film for 2023. this one is called tony, a year in the life of dr. anthony fauci.er. to make this documentary they followed him around in his house for 14 months. i mean that's what will be the premise for cake "keeping up with the kardashians." so kim better watch out. he is certainly a rising star in the tv world and you must be pretty passionate about it. because what we were all suffering through pandemic he was pea caulking in front of a camera crew talk about how he is saving the world. he does go through the reality tv gig given name suggestion. keeping up with covid. in any or for sure. it'll go nicely with his oscar. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: so many things to get off my chest. [laughs] what we can reveal tonight? i think we should talk about my you know i know if i should say it. it's a little embarrassing i went a little bit of a shopping spree today. i want to buy some close and have a problem. there's nothing between medium and large. we need this medium i'm care what you call it i'm in an awkward position now is maybe have an eating so many subways going down for

fauci. want to go to your expertise on covid and the liver enzyme that comes out of this horrific disease. i want you to defend dr. fauci right now and the medicine that got us through this pandemic. what is the next step this nation needs to do given endemic covid? sen. cassidy: covid is now endemic, not pandemic. president biden, who is 78-year-old old and frankly appears a little frail, gets covid after being vaccinated and boosted twice, he does pretty well, as best as we know. that tends now to be the thing. historically you start off with a pandemic that kills everybody -- not everybody, but many people -- and then it decreases its pathogenicity. so i think we can expect this to become like seasonal flu and a little bit more. your vaccine. you have a baseline of immunity. you do better. tom: what do you say to the critics of dr. fauci? sen. cassidy: he got some things wrong. he said it would take three to 10 years in order to vaccinate. they were very delayed in admitting that previous

fauci?virus was something that was engineered in the lab in wuhan. >> well, i think it's important different scientists will have different hypotheses. mine is that this was developed in a laboratory, had to be educated to make the efficient human-to-human capability that it had. there's very little evidence to support natural evolution for this virus. the comparisons to coronavirus is like sars and mrsa. so it's really exceptional that this virus is one of the most infectious viruses for man. i still argue that because it was educated, how to infect human tissue. that's not speculation. if you want to look in 2014, there was a publication from that laboratory acknowledging that they succeeded in teaching the bat virus to bind to the he man receptor. i'm disappointed in the nih for not leading an objective evaluation from the beginning. i think it really is antithetical to science where they took a strong position that people like myself were system how conspiratorial because they have a dif

was it warren buffett or anthony fauci? you are going with warren buffett. dr. fauci. this is a big one that see it. >> i don't know where the word retirement came in. i may step down from my position. >> jesse: jessica did not get the anthony fauci question that's gonna hurt. you should know everything about the good doctor. all right stop lording it over her this is still a game here for the next category and flagrant foul. what nba star with a history of questionable comments had some choice words the people of boston. describing the city's fans as racist as f with a lebron james or was it sir charles barkley? both going with lebron james. is it a trick question? >> jesse: do you agree with that change? >> that's illegal but i'm still gonna go with it. all right he's going with chuck what is the answer? >> why do you hate boston? >> they racist as a [bleep]. >> jesse: you never let someone touch a paddle. >> he wanted that to happen first of all. >> that's what she said. speak for now it's tied we were really close game and a category whose courtroom cult

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i mean tony fauci is the best example of it. no one fauci to do anything. fauci can give advice. he's an expert, i guess, in epidemiology, but do you know what that makes him also? that means he's not an expert in childhood development or small business management or supply chains or anything else. no one elected fauci or elected the bureaucrats at some of the agencies we have discussed. they elected me and randy and the rest of your senators in congress to make those decisions. another thing we could do maybe, and we started this a little bit in the trump administration is to send these bureaucrats away from washington and out closer to the people that they are trying to regulate. maybe some of these usda agencies would see things a little bit differently if they lived in iowa and arkansas. we did that some in the trump administration, moved some of the public lands agencies out west, in the states where they own 80 or 90 percent of the land and presume to dictate to people how they can use those lands. just a couple ideas of how we might rein in these bureaucrats >> senator cot

fauci, thank you for being with us.hat exactly who a monkeypox adviser do and how difficult for the administration to it's hands around? >> it's social a reasonable problem and to get someone responsible for the overall coordination of it. there are several aspects, obviously as an infectious disease, as you showed the numbers, john, it's a growing problem. the world health organization has declared an issue of international concern. there are now over 80 countries throughout the world who have cases, more than 16,000 cases in endemic countries. so this is something that we're taking very seriously and when you have something like that, you want coordination among all the different agencies. the research and public health. there are three issues and one outreach. the four pillars that we take, obviously testing, increasing the testing, which has been done rather dramatically from about 6,000 test ace week tole now about 80,000 tests a week. then there's the vaccine which is going to be distributed in a way that is equit

fauci touched on. people have been fully vaccinated, some getting both booster shots and still come down with this. the argument being it could have been worse. could it have been worse? >> well, yes, i agree with dr. fauci. tony and i are on the same page here. with the new variants, the vaccines unfortunately provide very little protection against getting infected with covid, but they still do provide substantial protection against severe disease like needing to be put in the hospital or death. so what you see with the president just like everyone else, despite his double booster, he's still got covid because of the transmissibility of the variant. we're hopeful that because he's vaccinated and certainly on paxlovid, he can avoid a serious illness. >> neil: i had covid. i had it twice. the second time was dicey. i'm part of the vulnerable part of the population with a compromised immune system. i don't want to get into that i was surprised that i did everything right, still came down with a pretty go

fauci is also 81 years old. president. >> jesse: wow, that would be something, if it was an age thing he will retire after the midterms, but he had two years of fighting with rand paul with to cover. but this is what i don't understand, you can fly from china to lax in a packed plane no mask, you can get into a taxi nla, no mask, you can pull over and just wave through a sea of people without masks into a marijuana dispensary, then you have to put the mask on to go buy a gram and come outside and take the mask off. start rolling it up and passing it around to everyone, passing it around with their mouth to do it and then maybe sarah's some chemistry coming back in the taxi, no mask, go to a hotel, mask on, give her the mx, check in the room, masks off, and you start making out. let me finish. >> jessica: no, we are good. >> jesse: then you go downstairs to the lobby, mask to the lobby restaurant. they take you down and sit you down, you take the mask off and you start ordering chocolate cake. gets romantic, you

anthony fauci. thanks for being here. >> thank you, bret. thank you for having me. >> are you concerned at all about the president's ability to fight off this coast infection? >> nothing is guaranteed. everything we are seeing now is indicating that he is having a mild course and in fact the good news is that he is already starting to show improvement. he is a person who has generally good health. he is vaccinated. he is doubly boosted and he is on an anti viral drug that clearly has a very impressive record of preventing people from too progressing to disease that might, in fact, lead to hospitalization. so, he has everything going for him. the good news, bret, is that when you have someone who has some tom is a toggle and then over an 18 to 24 hour period that symptomatology improves that's going in the right direction. for all things we are seeing right now there is every reason to believe that he will do fine. >> bret: as you mentioned he is twice vaccinated, twice boosted, still got infected. message over the past couple of days or mont

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nos conectamos con la cabeza es importante departamento, el dctor anthony fauci.ciÓn digital". a esta hora tanta gente que estÁ preocupada por esta subvariante de Ómicron. todos pensamos que con la llegada de una cuarta vacuna verÍamos erradicado el virus. han pasado casi 3 aÑos, llega el fin de semana, ¿cree que deberÍamos pensar en casa en desempolvar esa mÁscara y una vez mÁs utilizarlo? —— utilizarla? >> [habla en inglÉs] bueno, si estÁs en un sitio, sea un condado, ciudad o estado, donde el nivel de infecciones alto, cuando digo alto, me refiero a que cdc tiene un cÓdigo color del mapa del paÍs, hay zonas amarillas, Áreas verdes y naranja. el naranja significa que el nivel de infecciÓn es alto, y se recomienda las mascarillas, no obligadas, porque el cdc no obliga el uso de las mascarillas, recomienda. si se encuentra en un Área donde hay infecciones en nivel alto, cuando usted estÁ dentro, debido a que otras personas dentro de la zona, si estÁ en una zona donde el nivel es muy bajo, entonces se encuentra dentro de su edificio con su casa, no debe usar mascar

i don't believe he ever mentioned monoclonal antibodies as an option, fauci almost never talks aboutm. he is on tv endlessly. the media, almost never talks about them. and i don't think that most americans have heard of it, it is note a great i did disservice. >> you e look back to how pandemic was handled there will be a whole host of cardinal sins, chief ones will be school closures. we have schools closed now in parts of the nation. the extended lockdowns, the lockdowns were a disaster but not focuses on treatment from the beginning wassu huge mistake, and fawchy fauci and people like him are to blame for this, to get treatment on-line to ignore them and put your eggs in one basket wassa fundamental mistake. biden did mention it once, we have not t seen a ramp up, he had months after it was demonstrated to be ready for this. ion t don't know that they will embrace it, i think they have tunnel vision in terms of how they want to handle it, it has not worked, he demagogued donald trump during the campaign saying that trump was to blame for china, e-- for covid even though china was