fauci, i'm sure dr. fauci wants to make sure that never comes to light.zabeth: so his stonewalling and downplaying at the start of the pandemic on the lab leak is directly linked to his work on gain of function. let's listen, to your point, that's what i think you're saying. let's listen to dr. fauci on all of this. watch this. >> senator paul, with all due respect, you are entirely and completely incorrect that the nih has not ever and does not now fund gain of function research in the wuhan institute. >> questions have come up about the concern of the danger of people that you fund. nai -- niaid only funds research on influenza viruses. the concern was that the products or the information that were generated by these experiments might be used by others in a way that could harm society. either carelessly, in an unregulated fashion, by inexperienced people or even by deliberate misuse. gain and loss of function research is critical to understanding disease pathogenesis. we're part of the department of health and human services as is the centers for diseas

fauci accountable.beth: well, to your point, senator, let's show then-white house press secretary jen psaki go along with that narrative attacking the leak theory, and then watch nsa sullivan basically confirm it over the weekend. >> i would caution you against disproving a negative there which is never the responsible approach, in our view. >> president biden has directed repeatedly every element of our intelligence community to to put effort and resources behind getting to the bottom of this question. and one of the things in that "wall street journal" report, which i can't confirm or deny, but i will say the reference to the department of energy, president biden specifically requested that the national labs which are participant of the department of energy -- part of the department of energy be brought into this assessment because he wants to put every tool at use to be able to figure out what happened here. right now there is not a definitive answer that has emerged from the intelligence community o

fauci. there is no bureaucrat in the history of our country that has done more damage to the united states than dr. anthony fauci. number one, his recommendations resulted in shut downs that hurt tens of millions of kids, destroyed millions of jobs, millions of small businesses. and his willingness to set aside science, to set aside data, and to be purely political, there has been nothing in our lifetime that has done more to damage the credibility of government scientists or doctors than dr. anthony fauci. there are now tens of millions if not hundreds of millions of americans that are not going to believe the next thing a scientist or doctor working for the government says. appear that's dangerous. if god forbid we have another pandemic, let's say we have something like ebola that has massively high fatality rates, i want us to have scientists and doctors that can give us advice on how to keep our families safe. and yet fauci was so willing to listen to the teacher's union, so willing to l

fauci misleading america.tuff. >> this is wrong, and that's why we are having this select committee. everything you just said i agree with. i want to point out some other things. you talk about censorship. joe biden. in 2021. we are looking at a winter of severe winter and death for the unvaccinated. but he says there is good news. if you are vaccinated and have your booster shot you are protected from see ever illness and death. why wasn't that censored? that wasn't correct. government health officials are not trusted and that's a problem for our public health system. if people are trusting social media more than what are supposed to be the experts, that's where we have the problem. distrust and lack of disclosure is a threat to our public health. health.elizabeth * dr. fauci has been running the he equip lent of a fortune 500 country for many years. he has been working with big pharma for years pushing drugs. this vaccine that now he says doesn't work. your final word on that. what's your team going to do ab

fauci.al claim that covid-19 originated at a wuhan wet market odyssey that was you know what, a lie. all evidence points to a gain-of-function research that was being done that went awry in elites out of the lab. >> laura: from february 2020 before it became a blown pandemic in this country, the show determined through available evidence that the covid lab leak theory was not viable at all, with the lab leak not the wet market was a leading possibility. despite her protestations of the obvious cover-up going on inside china dr. fauci and his adoring media quickly thought to shut it all down. >> very much leaning towards this could not of been artificially manipulated. >> dr. anthony fauci rejected the conspiracy we notes been debunked. >> escape from a lab at such a kind of dystopian feel to it. nobody should be saying it. >> i would that so quick and so quick to rule it out? from a director of national and tell john ratcliffe jim jordan share in the committee john, is it just me or does see

fauci's wisdom, grateful to dr.'s advice during the covid response and we have been very, very clear here. we need to know more. we need to get to the bottom of how covid-19 originated. so that is why. again, that is why the president directed his i.c., intelligence community, to get to the bottom of this. so i'll leave it there. >> more broadly than dr. fauci, what i'm getting at, not so long ago there was a point where anyone asking the question, whether a lab leak was a credible theory, which should be looked into, a lot of those people were derided as fringe. conspiracy theorists. so are there lessons learned looking back about how we discuss theories when we don't have all of the answers? >> here's what i can tell you. the president's commitment to getting to the bottom of this. right? that's what is the the most important. so we can share this with congress, share this with the american people. that is why he asked the i.c. to do its work. right now there is no consensus. there's no consensus. you heard this f

fauci didn't care because they were getting paid millions in royalties, moderna paid fauci's nih $400lion in royalties off the vaccine sales. vaccines that the government mandated and vaccines that the taxpayers, us, funded. fauci gets royalties for lying about natural immunity and you get nothing for having it. it was about money the whole time. corporate america fell in line, can't rock the boat with china and blame the lab leak, it was political, too. you can't stir up anti-chinese passions on the eve of the election, that's just going to get trump reelected. and the cia needed trump out of there. it wasn't the cia's guy, that was clear. the cia needed the big guy in there. they already had joe by the you know what over the laptop. and they had plans for ukraine. and they had to cover up the bioweapons window, those grants were buying them. so all these powerful interests all lined up and conspired to lie to us for money. and for power. do you know the real reason this lab leak theory is coming out of the biden administration now? because china is considering selling wednesday to r

anthony fauci. nofauci. one , his recommendatis resulted in shutdowns that hurt tens of millions in shut of kid, destroyed millions of jobs, millions of small businesses, i and his willingness to set aside science, to set asidee pue data and to be purely don political . there has been nothing in our lifetimes that it has done more to damagee moo the crediby of government scientists orntiss doctor os. and dr. anthony fauci, there are now tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions ofericn americans that are not goings believe the next thing a scie to believe the next thing a scientist or doctor working for the government sayths. and that's dangerous. if, god forbid, we have another pandemic, let's say we have hav something like ebola something like ebola that has massively high fatality rates. i want us to be able to have scientists and doctors that can give us advice on how to keep. and ye our families safe . and yet fauci was so willingt to listen to the teacherso list unions, so willing to listen to the

liz: now doctor fauci said he did not say they don't work is now saying come they don't to work for ame like measles or month vaccines that they don't work as well as they would like they do prevent serious symptoms that the drug is to do need to make more effective vaccines we make about the sort of like, coming back to his personal study an opening more are grounded in do you think. nancy: right and is also the same doctor fauci this and mask don't work because he does not warning americans guarded by the moment come to find out they did work in which is something that you can trust, and i would not trust him for medical advice at this junction trust the federal government who trying to cover up the vaccine information getting onto social media either sweetie but he's the guy doctor berson should have the u.s. economy, he shut down schools and he said the vaccines work as much of an action watch this. >> i'd did not shut down anything and i recommended to come up the president of the reach of the country down the only way to do that the, is by means of essentially shutting down a co

fauci. you. it has inserts around the receptor binding region in the virus and had a feature not present on any similar virus. it made it more rocket ship infectious. >> that's so disturbing to hear. this is the information we need to figure out why did this virus spread when from day one we were told from china that it didn't spread from pe person to person. china withheld a lot of information, they withheld information to the world health organization. they were telling the public it spread from animals. and why the cover-up? was it because we were providing funding to the wuhan lab? but we need honesty and transparency to be better prepared for future outbreaks. liz: this can never happen again. the cover-up within the censorship, the bullying of americans who were questioning the vaccine. they were bullied by i -- biintolerant people on the left. it can never happen again. thanks for joining us. the house judiciary subpoenas fbi director christopher wray over the targeting of parents at schoo

fauci's wisdom. we have been grateful for dr. fauci's advice.ing the covid, he has spent his entire career fighting for the well-being, the health of american people appearance before that is not the only thing people got wrong about the pandemic and natural immunity provided as much protection as being double vaccinated. and another one, this one gets made, masts made no difference in stopping the spread of covid. but the ladies of the view don't seem to care about that. >> as people tell you, take off your mask and don't worry about it. just know the flu will fly in, the flu got me appearance before a guess maybe the answer is wear a mask for the rest of your life so you won't get the flu. wouldn't it be great if you had a tiny bit of humility from the media? that is all it takes just announced. >> greg: we have been talking about the story for three years. there will be times when we are wrong. you measure somebody by how they can deal with being wrong and how they can adjust their beliefs and not through arrogance or just hiding. if you look

flip-flop fauci is trying now to cash in on his moment in the spotlight.ing mounting criticism after it was revealed that he's charging up to a whopping $100,000 for any speaking engagement. here with reaction, fox across america host jimmy failla is with us. all right, $100,000 a speech to be wrong. there was nobody that was more wrong about covid than this guy. starting with masks don't work. wear two masks. wear three masks. if you get the shot, you're never going to get covid. did you know that, jimmy? >> ha-ha! he's been all over the map. i mean, if we were being honest, more americans would rather get driving tips from stevie wonder than health tips from anthony fauci. sean, this guy was a disaster from word one, but they're billing this as a motivational speech which is hilarious because the only thing fauci ever motivated to do is change the channel. who is listening to this garbage? >> sean: the problem is at the height of this pandemic, a lot of people were listening to him. there was a lot of pressure broughtta to bear on this show -- brought to

fauci organized. it is bad enough when you have the truth and you don't share it, but what is worse is when you have the truth and you say things that directly contradict it. dr. fauci told us over the last several years, it wasn't our tax dollars. yes, it was! he told us it wasn't a gain of function. how about this email? from the head of eco-health where he says, this is terrific. we are happy to hear that our gain of function research funding pause has been lifted. dr. fauci told us it wasn't a lab. it sure looks like it was. the people handing out the money to, mr. anderson, mr. gary, said it was. that is amid the other crazy things he told us. the vaccinated can get it, the vaccinated can't transmit it, he told us there was no one such thing as natural immunity. all kinds of things he told us. the lessons we learned is we can't trust some of the folks who are supposed to be giving accurate information, because they didn't. they knew from the start. i look forward to seeing exactly what is in this

fauci wrote these words. engineering a potentially dangerous virus in a laboratory is a risk worth taking. he took that risk. he broke the rules put in place by the obama administration in 2014 to do it, he broke the new rules put in place by the trump administration in 2017 to do it. it is a massive scandal, and that's the reason despite this new piece of evidence that overall the white house does not want to engage in this, it shows we here in america, dr. fauci specifically, are the cause of the global pandemic. >> sandra: one would think with such a big report from our own department of energy, one would think this white house would have already spoken out on this. so, of course we'll be listening for that briefing. marc thiessen was on newsroom earlier this morning, steve, and he said he believes this should be the central question now. >> why is there no 9/11 commission for the covid pandemic? >> i don't know. >> we got so many things wrong from the response to, i mean, look at fauci's mistakes from the

fauci has endured three years of attacks from republicans.the makes of a manipulated virus but may have chosen to cover it up. fauci says he will show up and as we've seen, he doesn't shy away from a fight. >> did you talk with any of those -- >> you keep the -- >> did you? >> the truth, it is stunning how you do -- >> did you talk to any of the scientists privately? >> not only are you distorting it, you're completely turning it around. you keep coming back to personal attacks on me that have absolutely no relevance to reality. >> nbc's ryan nobles is on capitol hill for us. so ryan, what specifically are house republicans seeking from dr. fauci and do we have any idea when they might hold this hearing? >> so, first of all, this is an interview that was likely to be scheduled behind closed doors. a transcribed interview that the select committee on the pandemic is asking fauci to appear before. the overall goal from house republicans is to try and determine the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. as you alluded to there, they believe that m

fauci had all the answers, now he is keeping an open mind. fauci's lab partner killed a million americans, and he is like, well, my lab partner may have killed a lot of people here, and we might have the same alibi, but don't listen to any of the whistle-blowers, and don't listen to any of the scientists who disagree with me. i mean, this guy has a million dead americans, potentially, on his hands, but he is keeping an open mind about that. good job, fauci, can't throw, can't grow, and i'm not going to see what else you can't do. colbert is basically the court jester for pfizer. he was supposed to make the vaccines go down easy, and there is a smoking gun document, fauci emailing him, hey, can you do a little skit for us to make everyone get boosted? he was doing this, and why was he doing it? because his company is owned -- viacom paramount? you know how much money their parent company has at stake in china? we are talking billions and billions of dollars. these parent companies, they censor their own content in china. you don't think they c

fauci , about the likelihood of that covid lab leak theory. well, tonight, a new piece of vindication. yet the administration is still working to minimize china's role, huh? i wonder why john radcliff and congressman jim jordan join us next to answer that. >> stay there. what a privilege it is for you to have me here. this evening. ladies and gentlemen. don't worry. i'm going to get them tonight. we learn to get along, for god's sake. get them apologized. help now and finally, dear abc ,i can't believe this is how you kids talk to your friends. this is talking. did you have a nice day? look at the size of these butterfly shrimp. just normal for shrimp. >> what now? she's talking diamonds. >> the jewelry exchange. lowest price over half carat pendants to forty nine one carat studs to ninety nine to carat solitaires. fourteen ninety thousands of diamonds, the third lowest price ever guaranteed. the jewelry exchange direct. >> over five million people >> over five million people have fallen in love with arite portable blender. glenn gets you coul

fauci refused to consider that theory. >> very, very strongly leaning toward this could not have been artificially or deliberately m manipulated. i invite you to look and ask any of those vi virologists, they said, you know, up only looking at this carefully now, we think it more likely that it was a natural evolution. >> no they didn't. there were a few open minded doctors who were actually following the science. particularly in trump administration among them former cdc director robert redfield who put his career on the line saying this. >> i still think that most likely ideology of this pathogen from wuhan was a laboratory, escaped. kennedy: we're getting there. we don't have all of the answers, chinese stonewalling as they have from the beginning, so is the current white house, some democrats are beginning to come around. >> the chinese have mishandled covid at of step of the way, trying to scene sweep is under the rug. we need to see whether this is true, if is, i don't find it surprising. kennedy: welcome to the party, many republican lawmakers have been saying this for years, l

aydan fauci has now pleaded guilty. fauci was just 14 years old, went on may 9th. 2020 one . he was seen on surveillance video walking with a classmate, 13 year old tristan bailey, a cheerleader at patriot oaks academy south of jacksonville, florida. bailey was later found stabbed to death, apparently struck with a knife. one hundred and fourteen times today to have been the start of jury selection in the trial. but fujino 16 changed his plea to guilty at the last minute, telling the judge, quote, i'm sorry for the bailey family and my family. the local sheriff issued a statement today paying tribute. tristan bailey's family saying in part, quote, their strength and grace throughout this case has been incredible. this agency will forever be connected to the bailey family and this community will forever be bailey strong. >> prosecutors say they will continue to prepare evidence for the sentencing hearing that's likely to happen in march or april. and those prosecutors say they will be seeking the maximum sentence in this case. sean. that is life in prison. fauci not eligible f

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tony fauci and the nih in which they are acknowledging it's not affective. and the data regarding safety, it's becoming clear. the more jabs you take the more likely you are to get covid according to the studies published by the cleveland clinic. dan: why does it have an acontinuity for heart tissue. the myocarditis. >> that is a little harder to figure out. there might be a autoimmune component. it's not really completely clear. there is obviously also blood clots forming that cause heart muscle damage in the small vessels of the heart. dan: dr. malone, i wish there

fauci, dr. wong? >> i did not. i was not allowed to. >> did you negotiate or look for possible employment opportunities? >> that is another fortunate lie in the testimony. i was not negotiating any employment while i was negotiating contract. who was that contract with? >> i have no idea. >> it says johnson & johnson. would you disagree with that? >> did you seek employment with johnson & johnson? dr. birx was. i saw her every day on tv. dr. redfield, i saw him of the time. you weren't allowed to. >> many civil servants -- many scientists were not allowed to speak. >> was it misinformation when the biden administration told the american people that if you get the vaccine, you will get the virus? -- you won't get the virus? >> was not an accurate statement they told us that? >> the truth is that the vaccines are highly effective. >> was it an accurate statement to say? that came from government officials. you were the one who brought up misinformation. i didn't. >> sir, now we know -- >> your time has expire. >> i a

fauci as well.epartment of energy partnered with the fbi and they both came back with the suggestion that it was actually a lab leak. but, john kirby, who is normally great at spinning, great with communication says that the white house has not reached a consensus. watch. >> the president made trying to find the origins of covid a priority, right, when he came into office. he has a whole of government effort designed to do it. there is not a consensus right now in the u.s. government about exactly how covid started. there is just not an intelligence community consensus. >> ainsley: he is saying not an intelligence community consensus. the fbi saying they think it was a lab leak. then over the weekend we learned the energy department that confirmed that. here we are years later after that theory was being talked about in the press. tom cotton was talking about it, amongst others. and they were deemed conspiracy theorists, right? remember that? they were all told that what they're say something wrong,

fauci admits he coauthored the covid vaccines did not stop covid.ine it is like a flu shot, thousands of unvaccinated were fired. and doctors, nurses and firemen, cops, u.s. troops were fired over fauci's vaccine mandate. what are house republicans doing about this? >> we have attacked this our g.o.p. doctor caucus we write letters and did interviewed but silenced by mainstream media, i have been very pro vaccine, they are for at risk individual, the mandate in our military and young healthy men and women, thrown out of our armed forces, no wonder we have not hit our recruiting target, this needs to come back, i am happy to say, seeing some of this in armed services. welcoming them back into the employment. elizabeth: how can be called a vaccine. it does not stop covid. >> well, right. it is not a vaccine, it does decrease severity of the disease, allows your body to -- call tomorrow presentation of virus. your body to have an, eimmune response beefed up, i had covid 3 times, i did not get treated i am okay, but that is not the same for at risk indi

the nature article that was etly edited by tony fauci.other words we could give you a thousand other examples, america's, not china's, america's entire leadership class from the government to the intel agencies to elected officials to of course the media in unison, spent years trying to hide chinese culpability for the greatest crime in human history. they cooked up fake papers and bogus data. they attacked anyone who asked obvious questions, even people who were in wuhan at the time who knew. and you have to ask, why did they do this? could it be that they were implicated in this, too. they were implicated in creating the worst pandemic in modern history? we're not sure but it's an amazing story. as we told you li mignon was one of the first people to sell the story, she was there, she joins us now. doctor thank you so much for coming on. you said three years ago that you believed that this virus was intentionally released by the government you once worked for, the government of china. today we're hearing, in this leak to the wall street

do you really think anthony fauci and these other triple phd research scientists didn't know the basicsn natural immunity againstat ana t experimental mrn shot? they really that know that no clue that it was more durable really. i mean, it's hard to it's hard to get into their minds. exactly. y.i have to just take seriously what they say.sa >> it's i mean, i understand i'm completely sympathetic to your point of view, laura , because how could they get it? wrong? right. but they did get i t wrong over>> and over and over again.t it and , you know, it's one ofver g these things where, like, ifai you tell yourself something, you're an expert., you are an i am the science. and then all o f a suddeni , you block yourself from being criticized by others very often you land in very bad places completely incorrectco conclusions. and i think thatnc is whaton. happened here as a matter of group think at the very highestf levels of american bureaucracies. quic and actually, wekl really quicky on this tracking of the unvaccinated by those codes that they want to put in, i guess, in your permanent

fauci has things to answer.s is beyond just curious, this was a construction of something specific. and it was more i would argue, yes, it was a training. a training for us to take place value but the government was saving into change our lives which we still feel this day. kids out of control, sobriety runt and americans not wanting to go to work. american still afraid. the media still trying to do that. it was a training of the media and a training for us here they are failing and they will continue to fail but this shows how deep it was and how nefarious as well. >> emily: lisa, in typical fashion, academia piled on toxic masculinity for these raising of questions and anti-chinese racism. tammy brought up the administration and the government impact and of course then president biden sort of squashed any investigation into the origins but even he said to be sugarcoating prompts racism. no one was scared the crosshairs of the racist broad rush of daring to ask questions to the origins of what killed over 1 mil

fauci's fault. >> give me a break. to doconcentrate ons how can we build back up health care so we have doctors and nurses and health care providers. i want to make sure how we're monitoring so that the next animal-to-human transmission or maybe an unintentional lab leak doesn't happen and doesn't spread. and i want us to have better international cooperation in the public health space so we never have had clear hiding of the original outbreak that happened in wuhan. we should be talking about that and building up our international surveillance systems rather than continuing to focus on, as you said, a fire that's already started. >> but you can get in the next campaign some republican candidates will say no u.s. assistance should go to chinese labs because of this. fair point? >> i'm going to leave it up to others to decide whether that assistance is meaningful in terms of research. but i will say, you know, just very clearly if you want to blame somebody in terms of how this all unfolded, it's very clear that china h

fauci, listen to this. >> i didn't shut down anything.o the president that we shut the country down. the only way to do that is by draconian means of shutting down a country, we know that we can do that if we shut down, if i knew at the time that shutting down would have such a dramatic affect on controlling the spread, we would have shut down earlier. >> was it a mistake to see schools closed as long as they were. >> i had nothing to do, let's get to the facts. >> what do you think? >> dishonestly, lying. i had him in committee, i asked him why we couldn't open schools he said it was too soon, on record 20 different times saying that schools should stay closed, then 20 more times saying maybe wee courage to lock at the data. the data was apparent early in 2020 from europe. they left the schools open in sweden, not one child died, they look at mortality of teachers, people said -- teachers may die, rate of illness and mortality among teachers was the same as general public, there was data early on, he refused to see it, every step his up

his work includes matilda, charlie and the chocolate fauci and james and the giant peach.e and the chocolate fauci, but goes was described as small men are now referred to as small people. in golf, tiger woods shooting 67 of genesis invitational to mark best round 2019. highlight of the day was second shot at the first hole. >> thirteen over the front. okay. kicked out, a double eagle. >> john rock leads by three strokes entering the final round. anyone to are events of the season and could retake the world number one ranking with a win. those of the headlines, back to you. >> thank you so much. by the way, there changing charlie and the chocolate fauci? >> it's all got to go. it's a new job. wondering if you need a college degree to become sensitivity reader? >> what is that? >> the publishing company hired sensitivity readers to read through the inventory of books to find offending language. >> incredible. >> all the classics, by the way. >> i would like to book a sensitivity reader, i would like to interview one. all must go in service of the think we all not believe te

fauci says that the world may never know the true origins of covid, but china for one thinks that the book is open and shut on that matter after they strong armed the world health organization into writing a report saying that a lab leak theory was extremely unlikely. china pointed half of the scientists who wrote that report also withheld access and information and all this prompted the w.h.o. chief to publicly raise doubts about that report in a highly unusual step. now china has been using this report to swat down findings from the biden administration probe saying the conclusions about natural transmission as the cause "was accurately recorded in the missions report and has received extensive recognition from the international community." certain parties should stop rehashing the lab leak narrative, stop smearing china and stop politicizing origins tracing. yesterday the white house stopped short of responding. >> there is not a consensus right now in the u.s. government about exactly how covid started. >> china, though, is pretty clearly accusing the biden administration of smear

fauci concede he may have been wrong here?i jinping in terms of how this was unleashed on the world? i have a feeling no is the answer to both questions, todd. >> todd: i see your no's and raise you two more nos, i'm done giving predictions. another prediction from you. lori lightfoot lagging in polls one day out from the mayoral election, she is in third place behind guy with 32 and a guy with 18. my question for you, joe, what do you do in this situation? you play the race card, lightfoot telling the new yorker, i'm a black woman, certain folks don't support us in leadership roles. seems like a desperate hail mary, joe, do you think she is winning? >> joe: hail marys are rarely answered, this is result of crime. it has been bad in chicago and now spilled over to areas supposed to be good parts of the city and everybody has had enough of lori lightfoot and when you play the race card from the bottom of the deck, that is what we're seeing a hail mary here. if in san francisco the district attorney could be removed, then in chi

anthony fauci, mr.the science, disputing that their own department of energy's take on this isn't the consensus. are they actually serious trying to continue with their silly theories this far down the road? >> well, i think you know the answer to that and, quite frankly, fringe conspiracy theorist, i think people are wearing those labels as a badge of honor right now because those fringe conspiracy theorists are being proven right almost on a kailey badaily basis at this po. this is what we need to get to the bottom of. why is joe biden and his administration running cover for china. why is the mainstream media running cover for joe biden and the democrats? who is going to run cover for the american people and for the truth. that's what i would really like to know. this administration has undermined the confidence of the american people, in our institutions and it's one thing when you do it about donald trump and conservatives and the republican party. but it's quite another when you undermine the amer

fauci and administration down playing that theory forever.n, roll tape, please. >> the things that took to get to the point where it is now is totally consist with the jump of a series for animals to be human. >> what i would caution anyone is leaping ahead of international process and we don't have enough data and information to jump to a conclusion at this point in time. >> i have always said and will say today to you, john, that i still believe the most likely origin is from an animal species to a human. stuart: okay, the department says it's a lab leak. where to from here? >> you're saying dr. fauci got something wrong? stuart: i am. >> that's shocking. look, everybody knows this was a lab leak. it happened in wuhan, which is the -- location of wuhan institute of vir rolling and nothing to do with the lab -- virology and had nothing to do with the lab? makes no sense and bio-level safety 2 and not 4. safety 2 is in the dentist office and level 4 is with space suits. the first structure and supporter virus escaped -- sars escaped in the pa

fauci coauthored last week, saying that covid vaccines do not work. it does not mean people are anti-vaccine but talk about what works and what does not. is this the story? dr. fauci study saying vaccine injections in blood do not deliver m mucosal antibodies needed. >> that is what he says. he has come a long way on this, systemic immunity or generated in the blood system is not as good as immunity on service of respiratory system. we have known that for a long time with so many other vaccines, natural immunity works better than vaccinated. and end all study came out in land s lancet a week ago said, that it ruined a lot of people's lives with the mandate. when we were doling out vaccines early on to high-risk people, we should not have been giving it first to those who already had covid. elizabeth: you could have according to lancet, immunity for 10 months. if you got infected by covid. then is that how to look at it? this should be a factor in policy dig cues about all vaccines. >> they only wanted people who agreed with their scientific doing dogm

and tony fauci many others in the u.s. government knew that she wasn't lying. in fact, they knew the truth about where covid came from long before the rest of us had even heard the term covid in mid november of 2019, a friendly asian government. >> we have learned, send a cable to american officials warning that there was evidence ,something strange going on in one , and it looked like a dangerous leak from a bio lab . they knew that the origins of covid were never a secret. >> the real story, the great outrage of this story is that the people who knew or should have known the truth lied about the truth. why? to hide the chinese government's role in mass murder, the killing of almost seven million people, and the destruction of the american economy. that's the interesting part. looking back three years later, from the beginning of the outbreak, the american media as one took the side, the chinese government in this new propaganda war over covid and trump, once again, to his credit, knew he knew exactly where this came from. he didn't say so directly. he should

fauci for his public support over the natural origins theory.uci. >> these attacks have been counter productive. they have not been helpful, this is someone that again that has spent almost his entire career fighting for the well-being health of american people. so i want to call out the political attacks. >> blockers are calling for the administration to now declassified relevant information and evidence related to this. they want to take a closer look at the biden administration's response, neil. >> neil: thank you, jackie. if they say anything more, we'll keep you posted. keeping you posted on developments in the sunshine state where let's just say it's not a joyful world at disney anymore. they just lost something that they have had for the better part of 50 years. the fallout from that after this. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. mass general brigham -- when you need some of the brightest minds

anthony fauci casting doubt on the department of energy's findings that a lab leak most likely caused> it would be nice to see those data in order to make an evaluation of the validity of that i don't see any data for a lab leak. that doesn't mean it could not have happened. >> just as other former covid officials say the agency's updated conclusion is significant, despite its low confidence. >> this is a group that has 17 laboratories but one of their laboratories is really known for having extraordinary molecular virologists who do this very work. the reason it's low confidence is because there's no transparency about what china was actually working on. >> on capitol hill, frustration. white house officials are reiterating there's no consensus yet. >> for the life of me, i don't understand why they are down playing this. it is clear that evidence is stacking up in favor of the lab leak hypothesis and for two years anyone who said that was called a conspiracy theorist and in some cases a racist. >> now a renewed push to declassify probe materials. >> realistically, again, we are neve

fauci and what is your take on the story.uest: it will look, his a shame it is saying the song to do an assessment of the pandemic response and immune is coming on three years now in the uk denmark in the countries in europe, they've already done this end of the 911 commission so report so the absence of government doing this actually this point, several of us got together for the group reports. and it we detailed the failures i hope that congress ask these questions don't likely public health officials. liz: dr. fauci downplay to study they co-authored they came out last month in the study said that the license vaccines, have not effectively controlled covid-19 that they are deficiencies in these vaccines is the only the sit incomplete and shortly protection against various and peace of the vaccine saying that the study shows the vaccines only mitigate the severity of covid-19 was your reaction to the story. guest: i think that dr. fauci wanted dated to support their pre-existing hypothesis regard as many other factors inclu

fauci still saying they think it probably was not from the lab. dr. collins was very clear about that. by the way this is not the first lab leak that resulted in a virus. not the first lab leak from china resulting in an epidemic. so history is simply proving that there is a track record here. that we shouldn't be doing gain of function research. we should being honest about lab leaks. some way why are we talking about this? there is no pointing about the lab leak. this is the biggest liability case in the history of the world. think about all the energy spent right now on the two murders of the murdaugh family in south carolina relative to the amount of time we spend on this wuhan lab leak. neil: it is a very good point. i'm just wondering though, explain what a lab leak would have looked like if it accidentally, you assume no one deliberately did this, this indeed how it all started even among those at the department under some arguing how likely it occurred, leaving that aside, i'm wondering how that get gets out of control, how is it created, gets

anthony fauci.undreds of millions of americans that are not going to believe the next thing a scientist or doctor working for the government says. that's dangerous. >> bill: what do you think of that? >> look, i think it's true. right now we have a massive distrust in public health as public health officials closed schools, they pushed to mask toddlers, they down played myo carditeis after the the vaccines. you saw the big study on natural immunity. when you say the wrong thing for so long after the evidence is apparent you lose credibility. i worry that vaccination rates in children will go down, public health trust will go down. why don't we hear all of our public health officials call for a once and for all international ban of all gain-of-function research? it's a bad idea. it's obvious. >> bill: you made your mind up is what i hear. you think it came from wuhan the lab. >> i think it is obvious it came from wuhan. why would the chinese people call the nih to delete gene sequences they submitted

anthony fauci's emails showed a nonprofit executive who helped fund the wuhan lab thanked fauci for hisublic support of the natural origins theory over a lab leak. >> i said that i think the most likely origin is a jumping of species. i still do think it is at the same time as i'm keeping an open mind that it might be a lab leak. >> the white house, not weighing in on any lessons learned, but defending fauci. >> is it prudent to have members within the administration support for one theory over another if there isn't a consent. >> this is someone who again spent almost his entire career fighting for the well-being, the health of the american people. so i just want to calling out the political attacks. >> members of congress are now demanding that the department of energy, the fbi and the state department turn over relevant information to committee probes. there are two hearings set for tomorrow in the house and also intelligence leaders are expected to talk about this when they deliver their global threats briefing next week, bret. >> bret: i will have an interview with the fbi director

gain of function virus enforcement was not just funded by fauci but commissioned by him and as we reportedry 2021 he broke obama and trump administration rules to do it. him with an any other person is the one that must be held accountable. and as soon as the news broke today 2024 presidential candidate great to see you. >> this is out of a dystopian science fiction my novel very research conducted to prevent a global pandemic created one and there are two prongs of accountability one is for china and the ccp which try to sweep this under the rug and this will not go lightly the us needs to lead the way to hold tight. really have moral standing if we hold those accountable here at home that purposely evaded us constraints on gain of function research and that accountability starts at home that we have the foundation to have accountability to the ccp. and then preventing us to getting to the answer sooner. that is the lesson of today. steve: this is a very strong message and that is echoed. but talk about criminal prosecutions for those responsible those who broke rules to push forward this

fauci and other members of the biden administration and then his inside scoop of he really thought about these guys who come him and so forth. so there's a lot of fun. we really and it's entertaining and it's educational. well, we've been coming out here for several years in a row talking to authors who have libertarian bent. how has it grown over the years? well, we started off in 15 years ago. we had a thousand people this year. we're we're at 2000, almost 2600. and by way, a lot of conferences lie about how many people they have here. so if i can go online, i could show you our actual number. the last time i looked was 2554. so we like to be accurate and. i think that's important because there's too many people saying, oh, yeah, we had we 5000 people there. and then you go into meeting and there's a couple of hundred people in the audience. so we're we try to be realist about where we're at and we have been growing. but you are also an author. how many books have europe i've about 25. i've pretty much forgotten many for sure. but all dealing with economics, economics, finance. i have