anthony fauci was rewarded for his service to the country. you got $1,000,000 prize from a nonprofit organization. so his wealth went from 7 million to 11 million. he gets royalties, but he won't reveal what their who they're from and how much he won't reveal who the other scientists are. i think it was 1500 scientists got over $200 million in royalty grants. wouldn't you think they'd reveal if any of them came from pfizer or moderna wouldn't you reveal it if you were on the committee? it's sort of like being on the local school board and saying, well, you know, we're going to vote for new from this company, but i'm not going to tell anybody i own the company. i mean, surely anybody would you'd have to reveal that. and yet no. and so i started out really being indifferent to whether he was good or evil, anything. i just to ask questions and try to get the bottom of things. but the more we uncovered and the more we found in the book, we more we found that he was being deceptive and being deceitful. and i think there were hundreds people involv

fauci agreeing to appear before respect controlled house first time will testify on coronavirus pandemic, republicans wrote a letter to centers for disease control prevention demanding agency hand over everything about surge of recess preillnesses in children in china right now. are you worried a redo here another disease comes to america from china? >> i think we need to be very alert about gain-of-function research that creates new viruses china and united states potential for another leak, i would say, odds being odds most likely explanation is just that it is winter a flus going on starting to open up society more the most likely opinion i am not saying we should not be vigilant i think we should be vigilant but we should be vigilant, also, about the research going on in the our country creating viruses you can order on the intent the components to make polio virus you can just order on internet if you have no howe it isn't a handful 6 people can create viruses there are tens of thousands of people have knowledge to create viruses so we need to be, looking at this working to control

fauci frankenstein bats on our soil a year before the pandemic. but then he acted all shocked when the virus started spreading remember? scientist said this is natural. some penguins sneezed at a wet market next to the wuhan lab. the government knew the wuhan lab was playing with the viruses. we played with them there too and played with them here. we funded it and trained that lady. how many times do i have to say we trained her? but fauci and his goons try to play it off like they never heard this before. just locked down, shut up and where a mask. justin goodman is the senior vice president of the white coat waste project. you are telling me they grabbed a bunch of bats from a stupid maryland zoo on the side of the road, drove it to the middle of the country and started experimenting on them with coronavirus is? >> unfortunately, that is the sad truth. fauci is a felon and a broad who is blood loss for torturing animals in laboratories was so unconscionable that they rounded up bats and pet dogs in some cases and kept an island of thousands of

fauci what we have found get into internal documents dr.s said to those that were working with dr. fauci, to claim that covid virus came from nature he told them i want you toem me on gmail these blank eddy blanks, on gmail i believe what i don't want in "new york times" which is illegal, archives suggested nih investigate him, and to date they will not turn over any part of their investigation on his illegal activities. so, this is what we're dealing with agencies that are trying to avoid us at all costs but, at the same time, you are seeing department of energy, fbi, saying this came from the lab, john ratcliffe testified in front of our committee, he said this clearly looks like it came from the lab, it is only credible explanation that is out there, he feels more and more agencies will come around, once they see all information, then why would chinese embassy send a letter saying grave concerns about this investigation this committee, they opposed it, it should be conducted by scientists i said we're having scientists in i recollected f

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fauci during covid-19.cilitated this country's decline, they think everything is fine and dandy. they do not care about you. they do not care about your family they think you should be grateful for their benevolence and their wisdom. they think you should simply resign yourself this country's not going to be able to produce the outcomes that used to and you should be thankful for those sub optimal outcomes. they just want you to sit back and let them pursue their agenda at your expense. wheat refuse to do that any longer. [cheering] [applause] the decline of our country is not inevitable it is a choice. we as americans have the opportunity and we must choose a better path we must reject decline but we must choose american revival and that is exactly what i will do as president of the united states. [cheering] [applause] so what is the philosophy? it is very simple you need a president is going to fight for you. you need a president that's going to win for you and you need a president is going to win this co

fauci. dr. fauci, you made it. you made it when we could suddenly go into new york, into a gift shop and buy a bubblehead doll. so something i'm hoping that i get to achieve one day. that in all seriousness, it really is an honor to help kick off today's symposium and to share a few words about the united states commitment to global health, a commitment that is at the center of our foreign policy. and it has to be because as the past few years have shown us, public health emergencies pose a direct threat to every aspect of our lives, and to international peace and security. covid-19 was a wake-up call. it was a wake-up call for all of us, for the entire international community. and it was a deeply painful one. so many of us lost loved ones, and aftershocks of covid, including economic dislocation, a spike in global food insecurity, and supply chain disruption have been profoundly disrupted. we cannot repeat the cycle of neglect and panic that has historically characterized our pandemic response. we must roll up our

fauci. dr. fauci, you made it. you made it when we could suddenly go into new york, into a gift shop and buy a bubblehead doll. so something i'm hoping that i get to achieve one day. that in all seriousness, it really is an honor to help kick off today's symposium and to share a few words about the united states commitment to global health, a commitment that is at the center of our foreign policy. and it has to be because as the past few years have shown us, public health emergencies pose a direct threat to every aspect of our lives, and to international peace and security. covid-19 was a wake-up call. it was a wake-up call for all of us, for the entire international community. and it was a deeply painful one. so many of us lost loved ones, and aftershocks of covid, including economic dislocation, a spike in global food insecurity, and supply chain disruption have been profoundly disrupted. we cannot repeat the cycle of neglect and panic that has historically characterized our pandemic response. we must roll up our

fauci during covid-19.ilitated this country think everything is just fine and dandy. they don't care about you. they y don't care about your family. they think you should be grateful for their benevolence and their wisdom. they think that you should simply resign yourself that this country won'tng be able to prode the outcomes it used to and you should be thankful for even those suboptimal outcomes. they just want you to sit back and let them pursue their agenda at your expense. well, we refuse to do that any longer. [applause] the decline of our country is not inevitable. it is a choice. we as americans have the opportunity and we must choose a better path. we must reject decline. we must choose american revival and that's exactly what i will do as president of the united states. [applause] so what is the philosophy? i think it's very simple. you need a president who is going to fight for you and you need a president who's going to win for you and a president who is going to lead this country back to great

as we know, all of the recommendations -- fauci, berks, anybody that was part of that team, includingimself, he didn't take that advice, nor did he even heed the advice of doctors or people that he talked to describing how bad the virus was. and i think what's hard for those of us who were working clinically and policy-wise as well, in parallel, there were those mask shortages. confusion about whether this was airborne. what kind of direction we could give a public, including ourselves, that were fearful for our lives. because once that first what we thought was the first death in february of 2020 in washington state happened and a lot of the news from china and from italy and spain and other european countries filtered forward, we knew this was not a virus that we could just dismiss and that anything coming out of the president's mouth, including -- it raised suspicion even from the trusted advisers the president had around him. whether it was jerome adams, surgeon general, tony fauci, the medical adviser, where you couldn't trust the source even though those were the very people we

-- over to fauci? he gave fauci an award his last day in office. fauci should have been fired.e was doing things that were destructive and it was obvious as we got two and three months into covid that what he was doing was not accurate from what the data was showing. people can come at me, but literally schools are open in florida. we get interviews in florida criticizing the stuff we are doing, it's wrong to have restaurants open. well why have people elevated this guy and put him in that position? my fear is biden does not want to do anything with any of that, but trump does not want to open that up and in fact he says the mrna shot saved 100 million people's lives. that is a lie. that is not true. if you believe that, how will you hold the fda accountable? of course he's not going to do that. i will do that. i lived through it. part of the reason my state is doing so well is because we actually followed the real science and also common sense and an appreciation for people's freedom and right to make their own decisions. you never know what is going to happen moving forward.

fauci for saying what he believed.d at our elected officials for not being strong enough to say we're the ones who are supposed to be leading here. >> bethany mclean, thank you very much. and i look forward to reading the whole book. seems cool. thank you. good to see you. >> thank you. >> and coming up we're going to dig more into this issue of school daze. the pandemic dealing a big blow to the quality of education across america including colleges and universities as that list of headwinds continues to grow. we'll do a deep dive on the whole situation when "power lunch" returns. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. (♪♪) our therapists give their all each day. and while we

anthony fauci joins biden administration officials including linda thomas-greenfield use ambassador to u.n. to speak about global health securities at a symposium hosted by the counsel for the relations. watch anything eastern on c-span2 call c-span out our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> tonight what c-span's a series in partnership with the library of congress "books that shaped america." we will future milton & rose friedman book free to choose. the book was written in 1980 shortly after developing a television series by the same name and argues for free trade,, lower taxes, limited government regulation and school choice best seller free to choose continues to spark debate today. in 1976 milton friedman won the nobel prize for economics and was an advisor to british prime minister margaret thatcher and president ronald reagan presented with the medal of freedom in 1980. lecture of economics at university of california santa barbara and also of milton friedman ah biography will join us on the program to discuss the book. watch "books that shaped america" featuring

anthony fauci was the face of the u.s.tect of the pepfar program. the historic humanitarian initiative that supports nearly 65 million people with hiv treatment and testing. pepfar seeks to end hiv/aids as a public health threat by 2030. >> i put a plan together with a lot of help from the white house. the president said, "you know, this is great, but i want something even more transformative. i want you to think really, really big. let me worry about the money. you put the program together." on january 28th, 2003, the president announced the president's emergency plan to aids relief. >> reporter: the results were significant. aids-related deaths have declined 68% since their 2004 peak, and new hiv infections are down 42%. dr. fauci's long-time colleague served as the director of the africa cdc and is a critical leader of pepfar. >> first of all, it is because of the research and continuous funding of hiv over the years, our understanding of the virus has improved. we've proved from treating people with a cocktail of drugs

as you saw with doctor anthony fauci, for instance, people disagree with his covid policies, fine, you can disagree with them, but he's gotten a lot of death threats. donald trump may have never called him out and said go after doctor fauci physically, but his words have that impact on millions of people. >> so, karen, if the gag order goes back in place, which it seems likely we understand something we're guy quarter will go back in place. what this judge chutkan do? she's the judge overseeing this case, if he violates it. what can she do? >> she can do a lot of different things. there can be fines, but if there is going to be some kind of putting him in jail as a consequence which can be that way in federal courts, they'd have to bring a new action that would trigger a whole new trial if you will on whether or not he actually did violate it. so, she can do a lot of things, she can find him, she can sanction him, schengen admonish him. but, ultimately, she won't do this i think that first, but if he keeps continuously violating him i think potentially there will be this new contempt a

anthony fauci, for instance, right, people disagreed with his covid policies. fine. you can disagree with them. but he's gotten a lot of death threats. and donald trump may have never called out and said, go after dr. fauci physically, but his words have that impact on millions of people. >> karen, if a gag order goes back in place, which it seems likely some kind of gag order will go in place, what does judge tanya chutkan do, the judge overseeing the case, if he violates it? what can she do? >> she can do lots of different things. there can be fines. but if there's going to be some kind of put him in jail as a consequence, which can be that way. in federal court they'd have to bring a new action that would trigger a whole new trial, if you will, on whether or not he actually did violate it. so, she can do lots of things. she can fine him. she can sanction him. she can admonish him. but ultimately, she won't do this, i think, at first. but if he keeps continuously violating it, potentially there would be this new contempt action. >> thanks to both of you. have a gre

he fought for me, fought the left, foughtfo the elites, he fought fauci. federal government. he thought the bureaucracies. [applause] and he foughtt to defend our way of life got our god-given rights. he fought for our families picky fought for our children. and day after day i watched as he oftentimes stood alone in the arena. no matter the hit, no matter how hard they came after him, no matter what they said, he would not back down, not an inch. [applause] he ignored all of the chaos. he dismissed all of the noise, and he focused on true north. he defended our liberties, rights got our livelihoods, our happiness and our families. and and i see so many people o elected office and they're really afraid to make the tough decisions. they either don't want to or are free to do it. wait for appleer to come out or a consultant to tell them which b position to te because it would be more politically advantageous for them in the time, and i was lead to a longer career for them in politics, and it would just tried to take the easy way out because leadership is har

condoleezza rice, josh bolten, anthony fauci. around the corner. gershman and another oh, god i guess, and how he is missed in the room on the hill. we had a whole other squad of unusual nancy pelosi debuted on the floor of the united states congress fighting this disease way back when barbara lee, hero, john kerry working a bill with a bill, bill frist, john kasich in the background there are too many names to mention. both both sides of the aisle. no excuses. was president's mantra. i won't reel authorizations, real appropriation. things. we'll get the drugs and bass, guns and motorcycles if we have to. permission to make your life a misery, sir, if that's what it takes. go ahead, the president replied. but if you wouldn't mind letting me finish my own sentences in my own office and, the president of the united states think the office was yellow and oval. anyway, i should have been more humble. but this irishman is very humbled today by the most. alex expression of american values anyone can think of in times. that's right. most brilliant and of

c.d.c., f.d.a., nih, others, fauci, all of this stuff. we need accountability. we need it now because we can never let this happen to our country ever again. [applause] >> when my husband and i got married, butter was maybe $2 and now it's like 4, $4-- (inaudible) >> what do you do about that? >> i think it all goes back, quite frankly to-- i think it goes back to the covid lockdown. the supply chain disruptions, the increase now in energy prices, some of the bureaucracy that's causing things to be more expensive. so, it's an inflationary problem and it's only going to be solved by a change of policy. but if you think about when they say the inflation, oh, it was only up 4%. groceries have doubled for most people in the last three years. you have-- i mentioned this at the debates. i talked to like multiple people now out and about, you know, who talk about, you know, they get what they need. they're running it through the checkout lines and then it's going-- the price is going up so high that if they have to stop, take things out and they can't even process ever

anthony fauci is expected to testify before congress early next year.ears-long investigation into the origins of covid-19 and the response. fauci will sit for transcribed interviews in january and public interview. it will be first before a republican controlled house. documents obtained by fox business indicate the biden administration worked together with employees owned youtube in 021 to target alleged misinformation relating to the covid-19 virus and evenings. the documents reveal a level of correspondence previously unknown to the american public as president biden and his aides sought to promote coronavirus vaccinations in efforts to quell the raging pandemic. elon musk has a message for businesses that are pulling tidesments from his x social media platform, unfortunately we can't tell you exactly what he said because it involves profanity. suffice it to say he claims the boycott could kill the company. fox business correspondent kelly o'grady has the latest from los angeles. hello, kelly. >> good evening, mike. well, no let up in the showdown be

fauci has agreed to meet before congress next year with house sub-committee starting january 8th. fauci will testify sometime next year, a date has not been set, former chief medical advisor to president biden retired last year. those are the headlines, over to you. >> steve: thank you. 19 before the top of the hour and a fox news alert. former secretary of state, henry kissinger, one of the world's most admired diplomats, passed away yesterday. he was 100. dana perino joins us right now. i'm sure you ran across him a number of times. >> dana: couple of times. i was thinking back, as deputy press secretary one time, president bush was going to pay a visit. we went to his home. >> steve: wow. >> dana: they said that myself and another staffer, we could just wait in kissinger's personal library. i went up there and i didn't want to touch anything. it was homey, a lot of books. i just remember sitting there and standing and looking around. i also remember how warm he was and what a life of consequence. you can read great obituarieses, neil ferg usson and the rolling stone one is horr

fauci knew about it and china has a respiratory illness overloading medical centers. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." >> bill: how are you doing? >> dana: great. >> bill: great. i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. we are learning a u.s. health official working for dr. fauci raised serious safety concerns six years ago in 2017 after taking a tour of the lab in wuhan. china's first-ever level four bio safety lab for handling dangerous pathogens. >> dana: the official was shocked and alarmed after learning the lab was considering plans to reverse engineer the deadly he bola virus. when she told superiors before writing her report she was ordered to delete any reference to ebola. >> bill: what they knew and what they might want to hide that critical information. good morning, rich. >> the u.s. health worker toured the wuhan institute of virology as it was about to open its most secure lab. chinese officials they needed more expertise to operate it. the same facility some believe u.s. officials started covid-19 with an accidental lab leak. u.s. health offi

fauci during covid-19. the elites that facilitated this , they think everything is just fine and dandy. they don't care about you. dental care about your family. they think you should be grateful for their benevolence and their wisdom. they think you should resign yourself as if -- as the country will not be able to produce the outcomes that use you and you should be grateful for those suboptimal outcomes. i want you to sit back and let them pursue their agenda at your expense. we refused to do that. the decline of our country is not inevitable. it is a choice. we as americans have the opportunity and we must choose a better path. we must reject, decline, we must choose american revival and that is exactly what i will do as president of the united states. what is the philosophy? quest you need a president that will fight for you, win for you need a president that will lead this country back to greatness. that is what will do. first, you can't belie some of these republicans. many in washington dc that refus

fauci is no longer at the n.i.h. and it's unbelievably stunning to me that we're listening to someone talk about how covid came out of the n.i.h. what happened to all your theories of other -- to all your other theories? this is really a conspiracy theory we're generating here. far reason and probably for many, many other reasons, that have no basis in science or quite frankly in reality, i continue to oppose this amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. mills: i always love how with the left and our dleens left they refer to every conspiracy and a conspiracy until it's found to be factual which is 99% of the time. i'm also aware mr. few faue chi is no longer there and we are thankful for that. however his accountability on what he had done with helping to fund gain of function which was something that led to the spread in the wuhan virus which was in partnership with china is something that still needs accountability rese

fauci you're fired? at what point a lot of people would look back as we got into summer for instance these large old outdoor gatherings it's frustrating for me i didn't understand why it worked. leaders have different information in the room making their decisions. i felt like many times president trump didn't necessarily have a team around him. he put the vice president in charge of the pandemic and so the vice president was making a lot of decisions on who spoke at press conferences and who we gave credibility to. i had seen them running around washington, d.c. with all the liberals as their friends. why would we give them that credibility? >> i want to move quickly hear the freshman liaison i want to go quickly here and get your reactions on a few questions. first let's see on that a debate stage was there anyone that disappointed you? >> it's hard because you criticized the debate. it's hard to step up in the run for office. a very hard to debate and i will make it clear i don't enjoy debates. when i

fauci were telling people not to go to church. i had some local governments who were trying not to let people go to church but i immediately issued an executive order saying you have the right to worship. government cannot infringe. it is important to do that. it is easy to lead when the wind is at your back but when you are in the teeth that the media machine, the bureaucracy, the left, are you going to be willing to stand strong or are you going to fold? i have shortness governor, not just on that issue of covid or on parents rights, how we have responded to hurricanes are handled the blm riots. we did not have them in florida because i called the national guard. we have been able to handle these crises. our state is doing it is well as it ever has, but what i can promise is president is i am going to bring a reckoning to these agencies for what they did during covid, nih, cdc, anthony fauci, all these people, we hold them accountable because if we do not hold them accountable, they are going to try to do it again. we can never

fauci were telling people not to go to church. i had some local governments who were trying not to let people go to church but i immediately issued an executive order saying you have the right to worship. government cannot infringe. it is important to do that. it is easy to lead when the wind is at your back but when you are in the teeth that the media machine, the bureaucracy, the left, are you going to be willing to stand strong or are you going to fold? i have shortness governor, not just on that issue of covid or on parents rights, how we have responded to hurricanes are handled the blm riots. we did not have them in florida because i called the national guard. we have been able to handle these crises. our state is doing it is well as it ever has, but what i can promise is president is i am going to bring a reckoning to these agencies for what they did during covid, nih, cdc, anthony fauci, all these people, we hold them accountable because if we do not hold them accountable, they are going to try to do it again. we can never

fauci and -- dr.auci and others recommended the prohibition be removed and our worse fears came true. among many others the f.b.i., department of energy, and minority of americans now believe that a laboratory in wuhan china that was conducting n.i.h. funded gain of function research on bat coronavirus caused covid-19 pandemic. this was wake-up call. last month the subcommittee of the coronavirus pandemic hearing the former commander of the united states army medical research institute of infectious diseases and the current head of the federal commission committee that oversees gain of function and biosecurity testified to congress that gain of function research with potential pandemic pathogens has not contributed significantly to biodefense and its benefits have been exaggerated. he also stated that there are safer alternatives available. fortunately last year congress passed and enacted commonsense language in the labor-hhs bill to prohibit gain of function research with pathogens in hostile foreig

the dispute took place between senator rand paul and anthony fauci over whether the funding could have used to create covid like viruses . and create covid like viruses. and now we know that two us agencies, the department of energy and the fbi, have concluded with some confidence that originated in that the virus originated in a lab. indeed as the likes of matthew, the lord ridley have pointed out, there were obvious components to the structural nature of the virus that were unusual and suggested some form of human intervention . the of human intervention. the evidence clearly points to the likelihood that the virus came from a lab. in other words , the from a lab. in other words, the conspiracy theorists seem to have been on the right track earlier this year, the former us director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe , intelligence, john ratcliffe, said this to a us congressional committee when asked why government scientists were reluctant to entertain the idea of the lab leak . of the lab leak. >> i think the best evidence of thatis >> i think the best evidence of that is thei