fauci? >> madam chair, ranking member and members of the committee, thank you for giving the opportunity to discuss with you the role of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases in conducting and supporting research to address the ongoing monkeypox a public health emergency. i will outline how long-standing supported research efforts have not enhanced our preparedness for, response to the emergence of the monkeypox virus. first, i want to provide some historical context that relates to past, current, and future research efforts. it is worth noting that the emerging epidemiological pattern of monkeypox cases there is a striking resemblance to the early cases of hiv a.i.d.s.. in the united states and other non endemic countries, monkeypox disproportionally affect men have sex with men. however, anyone exposed to the circulating virus can get infected with monkeypox, regardless of their age, gender identity, or sexual orientation. thus, we would be wise to heed an observation i

fauci, dr. walensky. before i turn to my colleagues, i want to provide an update on the important progress we're making in combating monkeypox. we continue to leverage every capability at our disposal and partner with leaders on the ground to meet people where they are with vaccines, tests, treatments and information. over the last couple of weeks, our large event pilot has been incredibly successful. over 3300 shots were administered in new orleans. over 1,000 shots were administered at oakland pride and over 4,000 shots were administered at black friday in atlanta. and we recently were notified that charlotte administrated another 1500 doses in the days and events following charlotte pride last month. with the total vaccine doses to nearly 11,000. these efforts are reaching black and brown communities, a top priority of this administration. by vaccining thousands of people at high-risk who might not otherwise have gotten a shot, this program is working to advance equity and combat this outbreak. we cont

fauci have been untruthful. i do not understand why those statements are being made because they are demonstrably false. >> can i ask you just about in my few remaining seconds here, let me ask you about an effort to shut down any kind of questioning of the origins of covid, on february 19th, 2020, a group of virologists published the famous, infamous letter, in lancet, we strongly condemn conspiracy theories suggesting covid-19 does not have a natural origin and later found out that the lancet letter had been orchestrated by the health alliance, on the wuhan with, a grant from taxpayers from fouche fauci's to study bat viruses. and stated we compare no competing interest. many people designate this letter as the first effort to quash any kind of debate about the origins of covid-19. do you think, do you think that labeling the lab leak theory as a conspiracy theory so early on, had the effect of slowing down investigations into the origins of the virus? >> it certainly had that effect, but the lancet letter you

fauci to turnover his emails. this should be good.uard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. giving you flexibility to follow your dreams. that's the value of ownership. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: from the beginning of the pandemic americans have been told to shut up. put on a mask. put a mask on your kid. stay home, get three shots. and they said you didn't have a choice. you had to listen to them because science. still, even today they are barking at us about covid. more masks, more vaccines and it's not just in the name of science. white house covid coordinator dr. shah says it's even in the name of god. >> i really believe this is why god gave us two arms one for the flu shot and the other for the covid shot. >> jesse: i think he is kidding. but the point is that we are going to have to get a covid shot in the arm every year they are telling us, just like the flu shot. i guess that's biden's idea of taking on big pharma. what really happened during the pandemic is fauci and the government didn't know what they were doing. they we

fauci are untruthful. expand on that and what are the implications of dr. fauci's blatant dishonesty regarding nih funding of gain of function research in wuhan. >> i stand by my statement. the statements made on repeated occasions to the public and the press and policymakers whether it is the nia director or dr. fauci are untruthful. i do not understand why those statements are made because they are demonstrably false. >> in my few remaining seconds, let me ask about an effort to shut down questioning about the origins of covid. a group of religious published an infamous letter which said, we stand together to strongly condemn conspiracy theories suggesting covid does not have a natural origin. we later found out that it had been organized by peter, the president of eco-health alliance , which got a grant from ouchi. that letter declared no competing interests. many people designate this letter as the first effort to quash and eight -- any debate about the origin of covid-19. do you think labeling it as a

today i'm joined by doctor fauci, doctor wilensky. before i turn to my colleagues i want to provide an update on the progress we are making in combating monkeypox. we continue to leverage every capability and partner with leaders ongr the ground to meet people where they are with vaccines, tests, treatments and information. the last couple of weeks a large event pilot has been incredibly successful over 3300 shots were administered in new orleans. over 1,000 shots were administered oakland provided over 4,000 shots at black friday in atlanta. and we recently were notified that the administrator had an additional dose in the days and events following the pride last month. a total of vaccine administration as part of the pilot program to 11,000 doses who might not have otherwise gotten a shot we continue to build on this work for large and small across the a country which we will talk about more. stepping backee we are seeing te impact of the administration's comprehensive strategy in the latest case trends and other promising data poin

fauci and dr. collins and resulted in a publication of an opinion article entitled proximal origins of sars-cov-2. making the case again, that sars-cov-2 could not have been a product of research-related spillover. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. had there not been a pandemic i think there would still be a need for this hearing. this discussion, doctor ebright, started back as early as 2003, 2004. others have commented on the danger of being able to manipulate influenza viruses, to be used as either weapons or by accidental release. given that there was this pandemic and 1 million of americans died, i lost friends, to the pandemic. i think we should be curious, i am perplexed by the lack of curiosity on some as to know, are there any precautions we can take? are there any kind of government oversight that we can do to try to prevent this from happening? some will say, we can't prove it came from a lab. that is in all possibility true, we can't prove it but there are the arguments to be made.

not only that, desantis outed t tony fauci as an elf. tony fauci is tall.t's karine-jean pierre! of all of the jobs you could hire karine-jean pierre for, professional hand waver the first. wave a hand and look confused. she is at the top of your list. if you need someone who can speak english and communicate ideas we can understand, she might be at the bottom of your list. but they hired her anyway. the result is amazing. heartening. these are the leaders of the revolution. today karine-jean pierre defined the term extremist us for. she defined it from the podium: anyone whose views differ from the majority of americans. if your views are different from the majority, you are an extremist. here's the best part: karine-jean pierre works for a guy who has a 38% approval rating. the question before the class today is 38% less or more than the majority! math is not karine-jean pierre's strong suit. it's not her boss's strong suit either. cognition is not his strong suit. this is the man who took orders from men in easter bunny costumes and chose as his vice-pre

you may be asking how did fauci do that?lary it turns out people were just handing the guy cash. one nonprofit awarded him a million dollars for, quote. speaking truth to power defending science. i speak truth to power every day can somebody give me a million dollars. when he wasn't telling you to triple mask he was like the wolf of wall street. in 2021 he raked in a million dollars off the market. on top of the $800,000 profit he pocketed in 2020. blacked out all the royalties he is getting from big pharma. we can't see it. maybe we should start calling tony the wolf of washington. speaking of nancy, remember that bill to ban stock trading for members of congress? well, our friends at unusual whales it's already dying on the vine. nancy can't just seem to get the votes for it. and her fellow democrats are upset. nancy was asked about that earlier today. >> what she is saying she is criticizing your failure to bring it up. >> you have to have the votes to bring it up. >> you don't have the votes. >> we will see. we don't go

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is anthony fauci? >> absolutely. if people don't really talk about how everybody was supposed to just accept that we were supposed to lock down, no questions asked, and he literally admitted to being like, okay, children are going to be collateral damage, senior citizens are going to be collateral damage. the cost that we paid over the last two years was with really, really not worth it. and just in my personal experience, my grandmother before the covid pandemic, she had some health issues, some memory issues, and she was beginning to have a little bit of dementia. two years of lockdowns, she's just not the same person anymore, and it really, really hurts my feelings that to fauci she didn't matter, our family didn't matter, millions of families didn't matter who had kids in lockdown, senior citizens in lockdown. it's really he's gusting. kennedy: and a lot of people saw and, jimmy, the american medical, so, what did they say? were they screaming in 2020, let's shut down the schools, better for kids -- >> no! kenned

anthony fauci, we thank you very much. dr. fauci: thank you.e with you. ♪ judy: china's record-breaking heat wave, which lasted more than two months, has finally begun to ease. but the power shortages that came with the searing temperatures have raised questions about the region's heavy reliance on hydropower and china's ambitions to end its use of fossil fuels. special correspondent patrick fawk reports from the city of chong ching. patrick: a cool breeze returns to the city of chongqing, and so too have fishermen to the banks of the yangtze river. chongqing native, cai, is just one of the many that have come to soak up the calmer conditions. cai: now that it's rained and the temperature has come down, i decided to come outside. it's been suffocating at home. patrick: many people here took cover indoors over the past two months. chongqing was one of the regions hardest hit by china's recent heatwave, with mercury levels topping 40 degrees celsius, that's 104 fahrenheit, everyday for two straight weeks. the searing temperatures brought intense

fauci on announcing its upcoming retirement. dr. fauci, you have served through multiple decades and presidents. and public health threats and work to save countless lives. i hope you know you have the thanks of a grateful nation for your incredible service to this country, so thank you and thank you for being here today. so, after the witnesses give their testimony centers which have five minutes for round of questions. while we are able to have this hearing fully open to the public and media for in-person attendance my video is available on oures committee website help.senate.gov. if anyone is in need of accommodations including close captioning, please reach out to the committee or the office of congressional accessibility services. according to the senators entrance centers for disease control and prevention the u.s. now has over 21000 confirmed cases of monkeypox. more than anyone else in the world. my home state of washington has over 500 cases. i have heard from families who are rightly concerned about how bad this is gotten

fauci says so?.a. bream. at what time do these advisory boards, just admit, they own a lot of pfizer stock. >> they really want to stay relevant, losing control of covid situations so grasping with the flu, they need to be in control. i think it's going to be the next mask singer. [laughter] jimmy: the re- mashed singer. [laughter] i think he might have been mask over his eyes and he to that page. it shouldn't it be colleges, shouldn't colleges be more worried about the real viruses you catch at college parties? by the way, how is the trip to the doctor? >> for this to be barkley, i'm not surprised. [laughter] this is the least of the things they are trying to prevent, they should be mask for freedom of the future, thus primus what is. jimmy: put on a mask and hate america. >> they don't want mask, they want ducted, don't say anything for don't agree with. this is just another thing colleges especially liberal colleges are going towards, kind of protecting people things they don't need protected fro

according to fauci, a federal judge the white house has been ordered to fork over some of lord fauci'sls? sacred show he hates freedom of speech. he said that explicity. the attorneys general filing a lawsuit accusing biden officials of colluding with tech companies to censor information about things like the origins of covid-19 and vaccine effectiveness. the plaintiffs have e-mails from 45 other biden officials proving their case. so what will we find in doctor fauci's e-mails any of it make chris hahn fall out of love with him? the man panel is back, christopher hawn, brad polumbo christopher columbus. you think they will clean truth from factories e-mails instructed 86 of the compositions about covid origin and the like? >> i think we will learn more about this disturbing collaboration between government and big tech to block certain ideas or specific accounts in some cases it is us concerning because i've been for a long time summary of the right free-market conservative who says private platforms have first amendment right to not post speech they disagree with it and i believe tha

fauci. for the last two years, this virus has continued evolving while our vaccines have stayed the same. now, we have a vaccine that matches the dominant strain out there. by the way, let me be very clear -- achieving this was no small feat. it is reasonable to expect based on what we know that immunology and the path of this virus that these new vaccines will provide better protection against infection, better protection against transmission, and ongoing and better protection against a serious illness and importantly, as dr. fauci said, this also marks significant progress in terms of our ability to protect people and manage the virus moving forward. so barring any new variant curveballs and barring those variant curveballs for a large majority of americans, we are moving to a point where a single, manual covid shot -- annual covid shot should provide a large degree of protection against serious illness all year. now let me be clear. for the highest risk individuals, i am thinking about my

fauci and demanded accountability.look. >> she really has the flu if she really has the flu. she definitely doesn't need a flu vaccine if she really has the flu. >> she should not get it again. >> she doesn't need it because it's the -- it's the most potent vaccination is getting infecinfected yourself. >> this is ongoing question and we have evolving opinion for you. currently antibody show that 80% of children, approximately 80% of children have had covid and yes, there are no guidelines coming from you or anybody from the government to take into their account their natural acquired immunity. you seem quite certain of yourself in 2004, but in 2022 there's a lot less certainty. >> a vaccination following an infection gives an added extra boost. and that film that you showed is taking out of context. i believe that was when somebody called in who had had a reaction to a vaccine. >> sean: now, remember, it is not a coincidence that fauci announced his departure from the federal government at the exact same time that fai

fauci got everything wrong. and the fact that he was calling everyone who was agreeing with his ridiculous platforms, remember, for a while he was saying people should be wearing goggles to mask three masks. he was laughing at everyone behind the scenes. and i think history is going to judge dr. fauci and everyone who is seated to his entire ridiculous directive's as one of the biggest failures of american history. and probably the biggest failure of the twenty first century. i just i don't think that we can have enough contempt for this guy now. >> i mean, and a lot of politicians were afraid. they were afraid because people were dying. and so fauci said something. it was like he's the god of the moment. and a lot of scientists who disagreed were castigated, threatened, punished, and they were bravely speaking out. nevertheless, clay, thank you for this. great to see you tonight. now, if you thought democrats had just little regard for mankind, wait until we tell about a bill just signed by california governor

fauci, everything taken out of context, we know what happened in last week we saw a report about ram how much money he and other scientists get and did receive for pushing the vaccine and pushing everybody to get vaccinated and triple and quadruple more shots and they're still getting covid. >> this is been one of my biggest question since day one on this entire dystopian to a half years of the covid aero regime, what is happening with the deepening bowels of anthony fauci's payroll. there is a third party watchdog, he runs a great fiscal transparency organization called open the books.org, it's been on top and we ran a great op-ed in may and i encourage the viewers to check out complex royalty scheme and ihs going back for 40 years. anthony fauci happens to be the single highest paid federal bureaucrat and the entire sprawling federal bureaucracy, go figure. i hope with this guy finally rides off into the sunset and goes away the end of this year unlike tom brader if he actually retires which i hope you will, i hope finally some people might dig down to see how much he is profiting

doctor anthony fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, says. >> although the severity of the disease has less and we are far from being clear of the disease that's killed more than a million americans. we don't want anyone. >> to get the impression that we don't have a lot of work to do. we've got to get the level of infection considerably lower than it is. >> the centers for disease control says deaths in the u.s. are down. 75% and new cases are down 90% since the omicron variant hit in january. doctor fauci also warning that a new covid wave may hit this fall as new variants move and throughout the world. fauci also seeing recently that he suspects the chinese government is holding back information on the origins of covid-19, even questioning the lab leak theory. doctor fauci also said that he thinks federal officials quote, but steering issue covid-19 response saying they should have recommended mask wearing much earlier than first announced and they should have had a better testing plan available. meanwhile, the world health organization still believes we're in the

fauci, dr. walensky. before i turn to my colleagues, i want to provide an update on the important progress we're making in combating monkeypox. we continue to leverage every capability at our disposa

fauci saying yes, shutting down schools was worth it.t learning loss in texas, a bunch of other consequences closing schools down, were they worth it knowing what you know? >> yeah, i believe so for a number about of reasons. sometimes when you do draconian things it has collateral, negative consequences, just like when you shut things down, even temporarily, it does have deleterious consequences on the economy, on the schoolchildren. you know that. but you have to make a balance, when you're dealing with, we know they only way to stop something cold in its tracks is to try to shut things down. i didn't shut down anything. elizabeth: okay. so but the thing is, congresswoman, they were not temporary shutdowns, right and they didn't shut down the pandemic. can you keep track of dr. fauci is saying? >> he is saying one thing and saying something completely opposite. he is doubling down, i did the right thing, no i didn't do that when they found out there were negative consequences. the fact he may say it is worth it but he should talk to th

doctor fauci has made it so.e has turned into a political operative auntie has done so much damage to this country. another answer you have been trying to elicit from him and he has been very slippery on this. this is also a glaring conflict of interest. people that sit on those vaccine committees who decide what the rules are for all of us and where we can and cannot go. could they be getting royalties and could they be enriched on the vaccines that they are forcing into people's bodies? >> so we have asked this question over and over again. they have refused to answer any questions. they are steadfastly refusing to answer any question through the freedom of information act requiring they release some e-mails. they released them, but they blank them all out except for the total amount of royalties. it is not a small amount. 1800 scientists receive $193 million, but they will not tell us to which companies to which scientists. my question is this. there may be nobody on the committee that has receive this money,

fauci .rently antibody surveys show that 80% of children, approximately 80% of childrenyee have had covid. and yet there arese no guidelins coming from you or anybody in the government to take into account their naturally acquired immunity.te cer you seem quite certain of yourself in two thousandtainf , but in two thousand and twenty two, there's a lot less certainty. a a vaccination following f infection gives an added extra boost. and that film that you showed context. i believe that was when someone called in who had had a reaction to a vaccine. no >> now, remember, it is not a coincidence that fauci announced his departure from fede at faiis departure from the exact same time that failede cdc director walenskcty announcd a massive agency shakeup. they hav e literally lost the confidence of you, the american people. and remember, it was f faucismin who said that vaccinescong will stop transmissionress and d congress that the u.s. never funded gain of function research at the woodlawn lab.o

fauci is saying.ur kids more than anyone and we are saying no more, we are not going to continue to listen to this clone. i think fauci should be charged with federal crimes and i hope we win back the house and i hope we win back the senate so we can hold him accountable for what i believe are a series of lies that have completely been detrimental to this country. >> laura: he likely was involved in some way, shape, or form of green lighting the gain-of-function research and very positive for the chinese researchers when i interviewed him a in february of 2020. the government was hiding the information about the origins of the virus. he was praising them at the same time. >> you're exactly right. this is one of the things where i would love to come back in 20 years, for the years, 60 years, and be able to read the history books because i think dr. fauci got everything wrong. the fact that he was calling everyone who was agreeing with his ridiculous platforms -- remember for a while he was saying peopl

fauci? tour continues and i'd say he probably would benefit himself if he did less media. i said that a long time and i've said it many times in the middle of interviews you should stop them much of this. everyone the beginning signed off on the lockdown's even reluctantly. i think what happened is the public health experts were then allowed to go way beyond their jurisdiction. because this is how i feel it should work. expert comes in and says mr. president, mr. president whatever it is in the future yours will we have this in the situation, this is what we are recommending. if you do this time xyz will happen. if you do that, abc will happen. that is our opinion, now we turn it over to the elected leader of the people of the united states and then you get to decide because you are the one who bounces the risk and makes the decision based off that. we have to wait for that. he knew that right away when the schools were continuing to be close, but we had no information from an information's

ashley: next one, this issue, doctor fauci admits that he knew covid lockdowns what hurt kids.isten to this. >> you have to do something rather draconian. sometimes when you do draconian things that has collateral negative consequences. ashley: we know that those school closures resulted in historic learning losses but the question, will doctor fauci have the answer to that? >> doctor fauci tried to make the argument hospitals were being overwhelmed, the beginning stages of the pandemic but in may 2020, when he was called to testify in front of a number of senate committee's, doctor rand paul took him to task and said we need to have kids back in school, the data shows it is safe for children to go back to schools and doctor fauci said that is not the case and he wanted to continue to advocate school closures or up to a year and then wanted to advocate for measures like masks that inhibit learning, we knew at the time and throughout this process he has made the case that it wasn't his job to weigh these decisions, he had nothing to do with taking into account economic consequen

watch. >> fauci saying that his lockdowns didn't cause any permanent damage to any young kids.'m just sick of seeing him. i know he says he's going to retire. someone needs to grab that little elf and throw him across the room. >> tucker: chadwick moore, what a scam. >> from behind, chadwick moore. >> tucker: dethroning the champion. >> very controversial winner. >> tucker: surprising by the way. chadwick, you get this beautiful tony fauci mug, that makes any beverage poured into it taste like vaccine residue and it'll reck your beer and you'll want it anyway. >> i'll bring it back next time. >> as the owner of one of these, can i give you advice? >> yes. >> don't invite jennifer lawrence out to coffee with one of these. she won't come. i'm not going to comment. >> tucker: gentlemen, thank you both. see ya. >> tucker: you probably know this but this week the biden administration announced this country is so rich we'll send another $2.6 billion to ukraine. where's the money really going? well, companies like rathione and lockheed are excited and u.s. defense contractors have inv

fauci's science is not far removed from that.n i asked him about basic immunology and the fact that you get an immune response from having had the virus oh, yes, i wrote the chapter on immunology in 1942's edition of internal medicine. i said well, reread the chapter. you used to believe in immunology. we showed him the clip from 2004 where he responds and says if you have had the virus, the virus is as good as any vaccination or better. he used to believe that. and now he only wants us to submit. he wants to be in charge. if he can get one more hit on television, that's what he is looking for. >> jesse: real quick, you are running against the guy in kentucky, released against you. what he was the plan. >> if people want to see what i'm up against and a lot of people are up against go to rand paul got come. this is a guy who thinks we should defund the police and have reparations for slavery and i don't think that's going to be very popular in kentucky. >> jesse: i agree with that thank you for joining "jesse watters primetime."

fauci to be physically assaulted? that cannot stand. that is bad. that's violence. then, of course, the question is and it's always the question with karine jean-pierrtoe, it doesn't actually happen. thankfully, we have the tape.. >> here it is . you have people like fauci saying that his lockdown's didn't cause any permanent damage to any youndamage g kids. and i'm justhe sick of seeing him. i know hl e says he's going tomy retire. someone needs to t grab that little elf and chuck him across the potomac. there it is . someon ae needs to grab that little elf and chuck him across the potomac. karine jean-pierre was thi horrified by this elf chuckingsn . >>ot that's not even legal. not since the early days of the howard stern show. this nation put up with elf chucking. and by the way, who is ron to santas that he canon physically throw a federal employee all the way across the potomac river, which is very wide in parts. and karine jean-pierre knows that because she lives theres t? was he hercules or something? this man is dangerous, chucking an elf across the potomac.

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fauci finally fessing up to what millions of us already knew.draconian. but he does say that they were justified. >> when you are dealing with a situation where the hospitals were being overrun in new york, intensive care units were being put in the hallways, you have to do something that is rather draconian. and sometimes, when you do draconian things, it does have deleterious consequences on the economy, on the schoolchildren. you know that, but you have to make a balance when you are dealing with -- >> harris: dr. fauci also blaming social media, he said that users turned every piece of his pandemic guidance into a confusing and controversial statement. but technically the most recent white house had the hands on that one, mercedes schlapp, former white house advisor for strategic communications, kevin wildly, former biden campaign surrogate, great to see you both, kevin, i come to you on this because, it is good for the soul to confess, but the point of the matter is that they have lots to look back on in a very similar situation, much worse

fauci talking about children as collateral damage. >> well first of all dr.reparably harmed america's children. the data back to may of 2020 showed keeping kids out of school was a terrible idea, irreparably harmed their mental growth. showed us masking in schools in most settings was not going to work. when it comes to the curriculum, this will be the future fight for americans to understand that right now the teachers unions and teachers are not interested in teaching their kids. they're interesting in indoctrinating them. usually towards a political end. politics does not have a place in schools, it should be about a, b, cs, and 1, 2, 3s. elizabeth: you teach history, nicole, we learn from mistakes, don't do it again. we shouldn't be indoctrinating children, nicole. your final word. >> absolutely. you know what? this is zero sum, every hour they're spending on social justice initiatives in school is an hour they're not making up reading, writing mathematics. our children deserve better, our country deserve better. elizabeth: ford o'connell, thanks for join

fauci that we got to that place.nstantly calling him out, questioning him, and we need answers to these questions, ainsley. because i got to tell you there are still people out there suffering under the thumb of the government telling them that they should still be vaccinated today. there are kids all across america in certain places where if they didn't get the vaccine, kids younger than 5 years old, they had to stay out of school for weeks on end now because they weren't vaccinated it exposed to covid-19. you have our depleted military already who is laying off people and telling our soldiers we don't want you if you are not getting the vaccine. this should never happen in america, and good for rand paul for calling him out on it. >> ainsley: elections are come up. elections have consequences. these are the things that we're going go to the polls and vote for because they are tell american workers you can't come back to work. you were the here during covid you can't come back to work until you get vaccinated. if we

fauci said, you know what?ually knew this was going to hurt kids but i did it anyway. >> when you are dealing with the situation where the hospitals were being overrun in new york, you have to do something that's rather draconian. and sometimes when you do draconian things, it has collateral negative consequences. when you shut things down, even temporarily, it does have deleterious consequences on the economy, on the school children. >> jesse: fauci's tunnel vision wreaked havoc on our kids. all he cared about getting cases to zero and vax rate to 100 percent. neither of which was ever going to happen. the collateral damage was astronomical. he hurt our kids so older lib could say feel safe from a virus that had a high 90% survival rate. don't worry, he would do it again. >> we talk a lot about learning loss in texas. there were a bunch of other consequences of closing the schools down. were they worth it? i guess knowing what you know? >> yeah. i believe so for a number of reasons. >> these families is flying

fauci accountable.ty groups that are hit the hardest by that lost learning. black students lost 13 points compared to 5 points compared to white students. i want to ask about the massive student loan hand-out. you are talking $500 billion. the white house, senator, as you well know continues to insist this is all paid for. how? with deficit spending. because of the drop in the federal deficit this won't cost americans anything. to that you say what? >> they are completely detached from reality. as i have been traveling around the state since this was announced, this is a major area of conversation and people are outraged by it. individuals that worked hard, sacrificed, paid off student loans or people working hard and never went to college at all, that debt is being transferred to their backs. it is grotesquely unfair and people are very upset about it. i think it was the penn wharton estimate about a trillion dollars. there is not a trillion dollars of deficit relief and doubt there will be deficit rel

anthony fauci, medical scientist, infectious disease specialist.those who call him the evil doctor consider him the godfather of covid-19. in fact, under his leadership. were held experiments with coronavirus, bats in a chinese laboratory. that is, in the same city where it was recorded. the first outbreak of a deadly virus, but fauci all accusations of dubious experiments. repeatedly denied, including speaking in the us congress. however, it seemed that the chief infectious disease specialist of the united states was lying and doing everything to prevent any leakage of information, and the other day the court recognized fauci with his head from the largest companies as the owners of social networks in order to censor freedom of speech in a row, topics including the coronavirus pandemic and now an adviser to the american president must disclose his secret correspondence with the administration. social networks, of course, these publications are unlikely to finally bring the perpetrators of the pandemic to clean water, nevertheless, the internationa

fauci and karine jean-pierre, the biden administration accused of colluding with big tech to censurehunter biden and covid-19. rand paul sounded off on dr. fauci and other talks with big tech under wraps. >> america's doctor, leading expert on covid and public health doesn't want to divulge information, doesn't want to divulge big tech, he wants to cover up and try not to allow sunshine on any activities that should be a tip off as to his motives. >> ashley: last year jen psaki admitted her colleagues were flagging problematic posts for facebook after a fox news having found teaching of far left ideas, curriculum included critical race theory, reparation, pro black lives matter material. adl fired back, saying we are proud we have helped millions of children learn to challenge bias, discrimination and hate against all people, we do not teach critical race theory, period. interesting. to this, shocking story out of las vegas, journalist brutally murdered after series of reports on government corruption. democratic lawmaker who was focus of that investigation, we'll walk you through la