fauci, so he took a very active role in the policy. so academics would be very hard-pressed to contradict him and his livelihood is depending on fauci but it was very strange during the pandemic because n.i.h. is the research organization, their role is not policy or public health policy. they should have focused on doing the studies to find out, for example, about genetic drugs if they can help against covid. let's try one after the other, doing those attitude i didn't say. that was -- those studies. that was their role. the role is the c.d.c. at the federal level and the state health department. but somehow fauci sort of took over that public health policy which doesn't make any sense. he should have focused on doing the studies that was needed to understand the pandemic better which he sort of didn't do and instead he sort of took over the policy and i think that was wrong. roger: and fauci hid behind, this is just guidance, knowing full well every state in the nation except for florida and a few others were going to take that guida

and i'll go back to fauci.e's a here's a man who dedicated his life's work to saving american lives. okay. how many? i can't tell you. thousands. hundreds of thousands. millions? yeah, but he did that. he did it under the radar. up until covid. but his. his reputation in the circles i travel is pretty. pretty. he's an astute, generous with his time and his his career helping this country. >> do you think he went after these people because they are high profile and sends a chilling message to others? i mean, do you think this is going to continue with people that are lower names, but people he he will still want to go after? look, there's no end to his. >> there is no end. john bolton is on tv all. >> the time, right? >> okay. >> and that probably drives. >> him crazy. >> it may. >> but john bolton. >> is out. >> there all the time. fauci. i don't understand because he's. >> yeah, he's. >> gone off. maybe he. wrote a book. okay, great. >> he's out of the public limelight. he's not talking about you. >> yeah. >>

president joe biden has pardoned general marketability, doctor anthony fauci and others.is the breaking news coming in to fox news. again president joe biden issuing pardons that is the alert that we are getting were looking to get more details on this but that is the breaking news right now. working to get to the word on wall street, top investors watching your money capital management ceo also with me is mike lee, thank you for joining both of us right now. i want to get your reaction to lauren's report. that is regards to the trump coin and melania according that came out over the weekend, were you surprised by this. >> very. meme coins i don't know if you can call as scam but if you did call it a skim you're not far off but the dogecoin is the most famous that is out there. if your crypto investor immature investor you probably already noticed your clear of these so those of you at home if you want to light some money on fire meme coins are great way to do it. it does symbol a fundamental change going on in crypto currency right now with the biden administration doing

fauci saw that, my god, i could get blamed.s human and got scared and said i'm going to establish c complete control, be master of covid universe, it did not work and a lot of people got hurt. >> brian: he acted like a thug, a lot of places went out of bus business. >> ainsley: and military, 18 and 19 year old kids that work out everyday and are healthy. >> this undermined institution of public health, next time people will trust public health institutions less and that is not a good thing. >> brian: that builds up to r.f.k. and his hearing, which matters, he could help reinstall that trust. senator, great to talk to you. >> ainsley, watch brian like a hawk. like a hawk. >> brian: i can hear you, i'm sitting right here, unbelievable. guest turns on you. >> ainsley: lawrence, help me. >> lawrence: yes. >> you, too, lawrence, watch brian. >> ainsley: trump went toe to toe with colombia and won after those on the left had a meltdown. rachel campos-duffy is next. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you

fauci was lying to senator rand paul.e a preemptive pardon for dr. fauci if he believes he did nothing wrong then? >> innocent men don't need pardons. i think everyone knows that that fauci was part of a u.s.-chinese collaboration that resulted in the whole world getting sick, and then he worked to cover it up. the crimes are fraud and mass negligent if homicide. edward: do you think that -- could this happen again? is that the concern and that the reason president trump wants to to stop gain of function research? >> the next pandemic will definitely come out of a laboratory. experts agree all to over the world. a ban on the funding of gain of function research is not going to be of enough. edward: well, thank you, dr. peter mccullough, i appreciate it. debate will obviously go on. appreciate your time. >>> nancy pelosi doing a lot of stock trading on inauguration day. next, we'll show you the trades. a man who cofounded the app that tracks pelosi's trades joins us next. ♪ ♪ i'm barbara and i'm from st. joseph, michigan.

think about fauci, specifically. dr.ci lied to the american people over and over and over again. thank god for president trump who helped develop the vaccines and the things that were necessary for us to move this country forward. at the end of the day, we should expect nothing less than the continuation of the weaponization of justice. what is he doing right now is most of us as americans find disgusting. >> ainsley: do you think he will pardon his brother? we have four and a half more hours? >> why wouldn't he at this point. i don't understand what they, the liberals don't understand about empowering the american people to make good decisions. putting the blindfold back on lady justice. that's not happening in the last four years. but thank god almighty that today is a new day for america and we're going to see the scales of justice balanced. >> ainsley: pam bondi even said there will not be an enemy's list which was refreshing. >> she did a good job during her hearing. more important than that congratulations on your

but let me ask you, why did he pardon fauci? >> i don't know, because donald trump put him on an enemies list, and fauci was a man who was just doing his job in the midst of a pandemic. >> i haven't seen this enemies list. can you show me this list? >> yeah. read kash patel's book, the new fbi director. you should check it out. it's not a long book i. >> haven't seen. i haven't seen the list yet. why are we know? there were fbi agents on the ground on january 6th, and then they destroyed evidence in the committee, and then everybody gets preemptive pardons. what's that all about? >> he's doing kind of a greatest hits of conspiracy. are we gonna do lab leak now? what's. where do you want to go next? >> was there a lab. >> leak jan six and fbi inside job. >> did you think the virus just came out of nowhere? >> jesse, donald trump won. okay, like we can move on from this stuff. okay, now. >> i'm not moving on. no, i'm not moving on, tommy, because you guys deserve this. your party's broken. what the hell happened? i've never seen y

and that's when fauci started tinkering around with it. so fauci did nothing wrong. and maybe a million americans died. but just in case, here's a pardon. biden covered up the lab leak investigation, then pardoned the guy who funded the lab. we're onto something here. can the trump administration abuse its power? and then everybody gets a preemptive pardon at 1159 2029. homan, you're pardoned. do whatever you have to do. that sets a bad precedent and makes biden and all of his cronies look guilty as sin. that was former top aides are going on cnn to say biden is a bad boy. >> it was a disappointing move. i was disappointed in it. i think he has spoken so eloquently about the need to preserve the rule of law. he as he was coming into office in 2020, he talked about the idea of trump pardoning his family and said that it would send a bad message. and i think it's hard to argue that it didn't yesterday. it will be totally candid. i think it was disappointing. >> clay travis is the founder of outkick. com so fauci gets a preemptive pardon. why do you think that was? >> w

mark milley, members of the january 6th committee that includes fauci adam kinzinger, anthony fauci,h, obviously, as willie said, the limousine ride over to the capitol just got a little more interesting. yeah, certainly. joe. mika. willie. good morning. it didn't get a whole lot more interesting. and this is something that we had known that the white house that the president was considering now for quite some time, this idea of preemptive pardons. >> and if you could look further at the statement, he says, i cannot in good conscience do nothing baseless and politically motivated. >> motivated investigations wreak havoc on the lives, safety and financial security of targeted individuals and their family. >> this is something that president biden had been wrestling with over the last several weeks. and so now hearing this just several hours before he is set to leave the oval office here behind me on this chilly day in washington, of course, expected to be a very busy morning here, the president elect set to leave blair house in just a short time, go to church and then in the 9:00 hour

and what we don't know about the lab leak so many americans suffered under fauci and under fauci's word, which was taken as gospel people trusted the cdc, the nih, they trusted all those institutions. they don't anymore. >> you mean tommy? we should have believed them when they said, if you get the shot, you're never going to get covid. if you get the shot, you'll never infect anyone else. right? i mean, oh, so he needs a pardon. >> and you know what? and if he's not guilty, the same with the rest of them. if you're not guilty, don't accept the pardon. then that's an admission of guilt. >> yeah. >> and the other thing that's key about the fauci pardon it doesn't cover covid, just it goes all the way back to when our taxpayer dollars started to pay for gain of function research in 2014 that he lied about guys, in my opinion, in front of congress. they gave him an 11 year get out of jail free card for all the lies he told. >> he said in 2012 that he supported gain of function. we know that. >> you know, rand paul caught him dead to rights. >> we're at the commander in chief. we're at the

anthony fauci. >> dr.ci has had marshall's protecting him for years and trump rescinded that taxpayer protection saying fauci had to pay for it himself. the reason he had threats on his life was because of the work he did on covid. trump also rescinded protection around john bolton, who faces threats from the state of iran. most surprising was what he did to the former cia director, mike pompeo, who faces threats from iran. he cut that support and that raises that question, what is his policy if a former official was assassinated, would that be an act of war by an aggressive state, something biden had said about those threats against trump. when it came to bolton and fehe said he would not feel responsible. >> this may not be the last time he pulls security detail. thank you so much. join margaret this sunday morning on "face the nation" where guest includes vice president j.d. vance in his first interview since taking office. the trump administration announced it has started to fly immigrants who entered

fauci is wrong a lot.cheers and applause] even in a pandemic public health , policy needs to take into account people's economic and social well-being. daily needs still need to be met. people need to keep a roof over their heads. they need to feed their families. and they still need purpose. they need their dignity. my administration resisted the call for virus control. we looked at the science, the data and the facts and that we took a balanced approach. truthfully, i never thought that the decisions that i was making were going to be unique. i thought there would be more who would follow basic conservative principles. but i guess i was wrong. ask yourself this question. how far will people go to enforce mask mandates? once you start lockdowns, how long can you sustain them? in south dakota, we had some cases in march and april, but the virus didn't really hit the midwest until late fall. april but the virus did not hit the midwest until late fall. should we have cap two people in their homes for march o

fauci made a lot of money. they all did. if they felt that strongly, certainly, i would not take responsibility. reporter: north carolina relies on manufacturing. are you going to make an announcement. president trump: going to be a rich, rich country and tariffs are going to be kash common sense, confidence and tariffs. tariffs is one of the most beautiful words. reporter: the business secretary of the united kingdom said there is an even trade between the u.s. and u.k. and shouldn't have tariffs. does balance trade affect tariffs? president trump: imbalance and deficits. with canada we lose $200 billion because we allow them to make cars and take lumber. we don't need their cars or lumber or their food products because we make the same products right on the other side of the border. we just allowed that bad management and allowed it over the last four years to become very imbalanced. and i call him governor trudeau but he was prime minister trudeau. he was unable to give me an answer. he said, i don't know. and i said you

especially with fauci. mean you know what, if you can't throw him in jail, at least make it so he's forever, forever known for what he did. and that's the same thing with the jan 6 committee. maybe they won't go to jail. we got to find out exactly what they knew and what they hid. >> jesse: so ran paul could bring fauci in? >> yeah. and should. >> jesse: and he has to talk. >> greg: there's no 5th anymore. >> dana: we want to talk about the fact donald trump, you see him with j.d. vance and his oldest son trying to pay attention. he is a little sleepy. in a few minutes after the parade goes on for a while. judge, you will hear a speech from president trump and sign several executive orders. tell me your thoughts on that. >> judge jeanine: i'm so excited about the president signing the executive order. there's this desk in the arena with the presidential seal which you and i were talking about. what the president is doing is saying to the 20,000 people in the arena and to the american people, this is for you

fauci made a lot of money. they all did. if they felt that strongly, i think that -- certainly i would not take responsibility. >> north carolina's a state that repwhraoeus on trade and manufacturing. are you going to have an announcement on new tariffs. petroleum: the tariffs are going to make our country rich. we are going to be a rich, rich country very soon. tariffs will make it rich. you have common sense, competence, and tariffs. the word tariff is one of the most beautiful words in the dictionary. reporter: jonathan reynold, the business secretary of the united kingdom, said that there is an even trade between the u.s. and the u.k. so they shouldn't have tariffs. does trade imbalances or a balance trade affect tariffs and your decisions? president trump: unbalanced and balance and deficits. with canada lose $200 billion a year with canada. that's because we allow them to make cars. we allow them to take lumber. we don't need their cars or lumber. we don't need their food products because we make the same right on the

anthony fauci.day his former advisor during the covid-19 pandemic could hire his own security, adding that he wouldn't feel any responsibility if dr. fauci were ever harmed. fauci has received death threats for his public health guidance during the pandemic. he has reportedly hired his own private security team. this week, president trump also withdrew security protections for his former secretary of state, mike pompeo, and former national security advisor john bolton. they've both been critical of mr. trump since serving his first administration. a federal judge barred the leader of the far-right oath keepers group, stewart rhodes, from entering washington, d.c. without court approval. it comes days after president trump commuted his 18-year prison sentence for coordinating the capitol attack in 2021. rhodes visited the capitol earlier this week just after his release. he met with at least one lawmaker and defended his actions. the judge's order also applies to seven other people convicted of charg

earlier yesterday, biden pardoned general mark milley, mark fauci and liz cheney.uldn't be as an acknowledgement they en gaujd in any wrongdoing nor should acceptance be misconstrued as any offense. he fined his own controller pardons, 1500 wiping the slate cleaned and the pardons to release those from prison, some who physically attacked police officers and trump commuted the sentences of fourteen people, including the top leaders of the oath keepers and proud boys included. emily, vice-president, then vice president-elect j.d. vance told our colleague, shannon breem, on fox news sunday, a couple of weeks ago that those should not be pardoned for committing any violent acts against police officer and pam bondi says she condemns any violence against police officers. back to you. >> thank you. steve hilton, what do you make of biden's pardons? >> well, first of all, i would like to contrast them. there's a very simple and clear difference. the trump pardon, whatever you think of them, it's the delivery of an election promise. he said he would do this in pretty much

families like ask janice dean how she feels about fauci's decision. ask anyone who couldn't say goodbye to their loved ones or their grandpa. their grandparents died alone and went, and this dude gets a pass. no, you you put his on that stage and you make him since he doesn't have immunity anymore, or you find the little lady that he kicked out of the spotlight, because i'm sure she has a lot to say. that goes back to my previous thing. never have your ex. >> yeah. >> talk about you in this situation. let her talk. >> greg. greg. >> i'm a screenwriter, so i think of worst case scenarios and sort of funniest case scenarios. >> what if. >> fauci comes out tomorrow and says, i kill pets at night? >> i break into backyards. >> and i poison cats and dogs, and there's nothing you can do. >> about it. >> can i ask you one more question? sure. what about adam kinzinger? he said he didn't want a pardon. should he refuse it? has he refused it? well, he said he would. prior to it, i'd use it. yeah. >> you know. >> there's probably a. >> lot he doesn't remember a

fauci. does not excuse him from coming before congress.they give you a duly issued subpoena which i think rand paul will do -- testify. it is now donald trump's administration. he has got to come clean to that. i think there will be civil suits. i think dr. fauci's time in the sun is not done away. he will have to answer the questions. in my personal opinion, he lied to congress, and rand paul will call him up there, and this will continue on until we get there. >> the treatment of the unvaccinated was evil and wrong. i did not get the vaccine and i'm proud to have not gotten it. we look back in history and wonder how atrocities are committed. we saw it during covid to. the unvaccinated were segregated against, discriminated against, barred from entry in restaurants, denied medical care, denied the ability to travel, in some instances fired from their jobs. november of 2001 in "newsweek," at the time looking at data, had a 99.97% chance of survival against covid. why would i get a vaccine for a virus that's not a threat to my life when we

fauci in terms of misleading congress on the coronavirus.r crimes that you actually committed and have been guilty of and found guilty of, this is again very unprecedented. >> the parties happening two hours ago, the conversation inside for the tea and coffee should be interesting i'm seeing cars moving around in the gates are open but we have not yet seen president-elect trump come through the gates in order to meet president biden at the north entrance back behind me. stuart: to be a fly on the wall with the president-elect and the president get together for a cup of tea. thank you, foreign leaders from all over the world are in washington for trump's inauguration, the guest list includes i tell you minister giorgia meloni, ecuador's president daniel the boa, india's foreign minister and special guest china's vice president, it is the first time a senior chinese leader will witness the president being sworn in, the world is showing up for trump next, moss released three hostages over the weekend, listen to what special envoy steve wycoff h

fauci. he was protected by the press. couldn't ask him a question almost treated like a god or something like that. donald trump was asked about the president of the united states about sean hannity about the pardons that joe biden gave him before he left office. watch. >> all these people that got pardoned, anthony fauci, did he know that nih money through the ecohealth alliance was funding the wuhan virology lab? there seems to be texts and messages and emails that went back and forth. you talk about the unselect committee, the january 6th committee they had predetermined outcome. general milley, all these people, the biden family members. joe biden ran and said he would never do preemptive pardons. it was an issue that came up when you were. >> he heard that i was going -- i didn't want to do it. i was given the option they said, sir, would you like to pardon everybody? including yourself? i said i'm not going to pardon anybody. we didn't do anything wrong. you know, the funny thing, maybe the sad thing is he didn't gi

but i'm also looking at the anthony fauci pardon as well. look at the damage that that man has done to america. you look in 2020 alone various points of research probably at least 100,000 business closures. he destroyed our economy, trillions of dollars in debt that we're still suffering with the inflation as a result. it was all his guidance all along that led to this death and destruction, overdoses, suicides, students falling permanently behind in school. loved ones that died alone in the hospital because of his guidance. you take a step back and ask why was he guiding us like that all along? the cover his own culpability with the n.i.h. funding at gain-of-function research. >> harris: i lot of people were waiting if there was an apology or something. i don't know if you get that if you don't have the grounds to legally press him. there are some big legal questions now around the preemptive pardons. some opinion pieces are saying that biden double tapped the constitutional order on his way out the door on biden's last day. one final act o

anthony fauci general mark milley members of the january 6 committee grady trimble live from capitol,head of president-elect trump's inauguration. >> cheryl what an interesting dynamic, the site of a rather unconventional parade president biden issuing priest pardons dr. anthony fauci mark milley former chairman joint chiefs of staff members of the house january 6 committee that investigated riot on embole includes liz cheney, and adam a line of people braving the col temperatures, huge crowd waiting to get in, around 6:00, this morning. they will be able to catch the swearing-in ceremony taking place at the capitol rotunda jumbotron here because of eliminated space at the capitol rotunda we expect high profile guests of president-elect trump pooeb here for it, president-elect also one last rally here last night where he previewed a busy day going to have today, says signing close to 100 executive orders on border, energy a host of other issues. >> i will -- with historic speed strength fix every single crisis facing our country before even taking office you are already seeing results

anthony fauci eat, mark milley, members of the january 6 attack committee. including his siblings and siblings-in-law, given that someone on the right said they should be prosecuted. novel use of the presidential pardon power. what questions does this raise? mary: this is also extraordinary. as president biden said, this was because of the exceptional circumstances we are in where donald trump and those around him have repeatedly over the course of the campaign and the last four years talked about retribution. talked about going after those who have come after him and actually named many of these people by name. named mark milley, named anthony fauci, and other members of the january 6 committee. he felta a moral obligation to try to protect them from unfounded, baseless prosecutions. even though, ultimately, there are guardrails in the system that would prevent them from being convicted. it can be expensive and emotionally and psychologically incredibly draining for the person whose targeted and their families if you are put through an investigation that is

fauci made a lot of money. they all did. so if they, you know, felt that strongly, i think that certainly i would not take responsibility. >> and north carolina is a state that relies on trade and manufacturing. are you going to have an announcement on new tariffs coming soon? is there a timeline now. >> yeah. the tariffs are going to make our country rich. they're going to be a rich rich country very soon. tariffs are going to make it rich. and competence we have common sense competence and tariffs. the word tariff is one of the most beautiful words in the dictionary. >> now jonathan reynolds, the business secretary of the united kingdom, said that there's an even trade between the u.s. and the uk, so they shouldn't have tariffs. does trade imbalances or a balanced trade affect tariffs in your decisions. >> yeah. unbalance and balance and also deficits. like with canada we lose $200 billion a year with canada. that's because we allow them to make cars. we allow them to take lumber. we don't need their cars. we don't need th

anthony fauci. in doing so biden says he believes in the rule of law and optimistic the strength of our legal institutions will ultimately prevail over politics. these are exceptional circumstances. can't in good conscious do nothing. the politically motivated investigations are an issue. he said they didn't do anything wrong but worried about the weaponization of government. so therefore he has issued those pardons. republicans were the ones saying it was a weaponization of government against then former president trump over the last four years. but then there will be more signing later on this afternoon. that by president trump after he takes office. comes back here to the white house. there will be more than we're learning 200 executive actions with a number of executive orders. many of them dealing specifically with rebuilding the border wall. we're learning that trump will order the department of homeland security, department of defense to resum construction of the border wall and u.s. troops t

fauci sat there doing this research in wuhan.s significant that the cia is finally admitting this because it was the cia that kept saying we have mixed evidence. what gets me is when tom cotton came on sunday marty futures and "mornings with maria" february 2020 in march of 2020 he kept saying the same thing he got slammed by the maniacs and social media. he told the truth and based on his assessment and knowledge of the chinese communist party in the backdrop offered the most pliable ideas into get slammed for. >> it was considered racist that there might've been a lab accident in wuhan but not considered racist to think of people eat bats it's a little strange. from the beginning there were pictures of the hospital parking lots beginning in october filling up in wuhan there were so many clues that china had a dna sequencing of the disease way before they should have or could have if in fact it was a big shock from the wet market in wuhan. this is another example president trump being right, he was a racist for saying they came

anthony fauci, general millie, liz cheney. >> and police officers who had spoken out as well from the capitol police. let's go right to peter alexander. this just broke tone minutes ago, peter. what do you know? >> president biden even yesterday was seriously considering using this extraordinary presidential power to preemptively pardon some individuals. he has decided to do that to guard against any potential revenge by the incoming president trump. president biden just announcing, as you know, that he is pardoning dr. anthony fauci, retired general mark millie and members of the house committee including liz cheney, adam schiff, adam kinsinger. he writes, they are the life blood of our democracy. yet alarmingly, he adds, public servants have been subjected to i don't know going threats for faithfully discharging their duties. notably, his last comments in this statement adds these pardons should not be mistaken that acknowledgment that any individual engaged in any wrongdoing, nor should acceptance by them be considered an admission of guilt for any offense. he says our nation owes

anthony fauci, mark milley, liz cheney and others. i read it all. what he says is essentially he's turned the president's constitutional power of forgiveness into a protective shield for those people and joe biden does not believe they committed any crime but worry the new administration would come after them, he does not want to cause them to get lawyers, he issued the pardons at last minute he could as president. >> brian: pretty amazing, is this a president you want? you want to do a protective shield around people? >> lawrence: truly way to end presidency after he promised to restore norms. i will not pardon my son and does it anyway. four hours before scheduled to leave office he releases this. >> ainsley: i wonder if he'll pardon his brother? four more hours until donald trump is sworn in. looking at st. john's church and blair house. there is a tent in front of blair house, we will probably not see melania and president trump. keep it on fox news all day long, we'll have everything step by step for you and your family so you can be part of hi

fauci made a lot of money. they all did.at certainly i would not take responsibility. >> north carolina. >> is a state that. >> relies on trade and manufacturing. >> are you going to have an announcement on new tariffs coming soon? is there a. timeline now? >> yeah. the tariffs are going to make our country rich. they're going to be a rich, rich country very soon. tariffs are going to make it rich. and competence we have common sense competence and tariffs. the word tariff is one of the most beautiful words in the dictionary. >> jonathan reynolds. >> the business secretary. >> of the. united kingdom. >> said that there's an even trade between the us. >> and the. >> uk. >> so they shouldn't. >> have tariffs. does trade imbalances or a balanced trade affect tariffs and. >> your decisions. >> yeah. unbalance and balance and also deficits. like with canada we lose $200 billion a year with canada. that's because we allow them to make cars. we allow them to take lumber. we don't need their cars. we don't need their lumber. we don'

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today is actually defending his decision to terminate the private security details of doctor anthony fauci. former secretary of state mike pompeo and former national security advisor john bolton. listen to this. >> when you work for a government, at some point, your security detail comes off. and you know you can't have them forever. >> would you feel partially. >> responsible if something were to happen to. >> say. >> doctor fauci. >> or john bolton? >> no. you know, they all made a lot of money. they can hire their own security to all the people you're talking about. they can go out. i can give them some good numbers. they're very good security people. >> doctor fauci discussed the threats against his life during a congressional hearing last year. >> there have been. >> credible death threats leading to the. >> arrests of two individuals, and credible death threats mean someone who clearly was on their way to kill me. it is very troublesome to me. it is much more troublesome because they've involved my wife and my three daughters. >> a source tells cnn that doctor fauci has hired his own

anthony fauci. and general mark milley. our new reporting.ger is cold here in the nation's capital and for much of the country, is a rare winter storm targets the south. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for joining us on this historic night following the inauguration of donald trump, the nation's 45th and now 47th president of the united states. after being sworn in, president trump declared "america's decline is over," also telling a bipartisan crowd he intends to be a unifier. trump spoke about the assassination attempt against him in july, saying he was saved by god to make america great again. he's already signed a blizzard of executive orders and will soon sign more in the oval office, including a declaration of a national emergency at the u.s.-mexico border, and an order renaming the gulf of mexico the gulf of america. all this unfolded as former president joe biden departed washington after issuing last-minute pardons for his three younger siblings and two of their spouses, and ext

tony fauci, those individuals like that are not there for 40 years as czars of agencies that you have no ability to rein them in. that's one of the reasons why were having this debate is we're trying to say we want to use the purse strings to be able to get control of these agencies have been so ineffective. >> host: take two minutes and explain what your job was, budget director the white house during the pandemic in march of 2020, how your job changed during the pandemic and just your view on fighting the pandemic from what your role was. >> guest: my role was always the budget, the regulation but all the government execution. my role on the covid task force was to help the different agencies, if the decision was made, to execute that decision. i have to deal with a decision that was made by policy officials i think you would have the bureaucracy of the cdc come back and have it rewritten and you'd have to go back, that's not what was great too. so over and over you'd have these types of issues, but also trying to get the funding for what we were doing. we need a lot of money at fem

anthony fauci, according to sources. dr.auci was the president's top covid adviser during his first term and has faced regular threats on his life for years. trump has also revoked security for three other former advisers who faced threats from iran. in north carolina today, trump said they all have made a lot of money, they can hire their own security too. >>> in washington today, thousands of people turned out for the annual march for life rally. the first march since republicans won the white house and both houses of congress. and 24 hours after president trump issued full pardons to 23 anti-abortion rights activists convicted of blockading abortion clinics. vice president vance and congressional leaders addressed the crowd in a prerecorded message, trump pledged to push for further restrictions on abortion. >>> when we come back, the freighter trapped in the ice. the coast guard trying to break it free. >>> and nearly two years after her death, the lost song from tina turner now revealed. with who you love? it's time to

anthony fauci, retired general mark milley, former congresswoman liz cheney, and members of the house committee to investigated january 6th. president biden saying they did nothing wrong. but he still wanted to protect them. our team is spread out tonight across the country for this historic night. >>> also on this monday evening, the dangerous winter storm and brutal cold from the rockies and deep south and all the way up into the northeast. tonight states of emergency in places, the major pileup on i-96 in michigan. wind chills below zero into the single digits. >>> and on this day, americans across the nation paused to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr., and what president trump said today about his inauguration falling on this day. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "abc world news tonight" with david muir, reporting tonight from washington. >> david: and good evening tonight from washington. we're glad you're with us on an historic day in america. the inauguration of donald trump as the nation's 47th president. the peaceful transfer of power, we brought it to you li

for over a decade, anthony fauci said the risks of a pandemic occurring were worth the benefit of thewledge. most other scientists disagree with that. but the idea that we could do anything to any virus and if it escapes, oh, well, oops too bad, the knowledge is worth it. it's not. there are viruses that could kill 50% of humanity. we should not trying to aerosolize ebola or the avian flu or make it easier to transmit avian flu among humans. right now the biggest benefit is avian flu can get into humans, but not going human to human. if you work in a lab with the avian flu, you can probably make the virus go human to human with intended or intentional mutamutationand thattal disasted anthony touchi is wrong about this and will be judged harshly. >> and keeping the count of ratcliffe, and 80% of the votes, and 73 yes votes to 25 nos. donald trump appears to have inherited a national security threat, the degree to which did not exist in his first term, here's what the chairman of your committee, homeland security had to say -- sorry, chairman of the house homeland security. he said the

and fauci and other, i think, are still subject to civil suits.you think they disappear -- you know how they did on -- jason: they've got to go into the bowels and go -- rachel: paper shredding. charlie: i would argue that exposing those, the reality of all of that is even more important than all the transparency about jfk assassination, martin luther king assassination. this is stuff that happened, you know, four years ago, five years ago. and everybody, including many in the media, were in on it. jace yeah yeah. and we all jabbed ourselves -- jason:. not everybody, but a lot of people -- rachel: i didn't. jason: i want to know what they knew. rachel: i do too. everybody who felt if obligated to do that to keep a job deserves to know what exactly is going on. all right, turning to your headlines, a migrant suspected in a fatal hit and run in illinois is behind bars after police captured him 800 miles away enroute to mexico. the man crashed into a car with five people inside last sunday. a 20-year-old was killed and two others remain hospitalized.

i don't care if you love them or hate them, that's that decision doesn't belong to fauci, doesn't belong to biden or even trump and doesn't belong to speaker mike johnson. your sovereignty comes from god and god alone. i will dig my gold platform heels in and not budge one inch. this t is a hill i'll die on. i'm wearing, please, make it a hill not to comply on. what do we think about that? the first time i was cancelled, it was horrifying. mymy body felt numb, sick, i fet terrible. then a myrrh cal happened and i woke up the next day, low and behold, i still existed. my children asked me to make him breakfast and i was like ah ha. my existence was not in fact erased. you can't erase existence and closing your eyes and throwing a tantrum and saying we're cancelled a bunch. it doesn't work. it's like when toddlers play hide and seek and convince when had you cover your eyes you've disappeared when you're standing in front of them. i recently wrote my first children's book, it's called one smalll little voice. going for them. it's her onene small little voie to speak up, save her kingdom as

fauci, nancy pelosi, and people who tried to lock him up, shoot him? want to see what you think on that. guest: i do not think it will be a revenge tour. i don't think if you stated your opposition to trump, you will have to worry about going to jail or being investigated. i do think if people violate the law, there are potential problems and you will have to face the music if you violate the law. the people you mentioned, i do not think they violated the law. they had legitimate disagreements with him. i am not expecting a revenge tour. i really hope we do not see it because i do not think that is the way to go about things. host: democrats line, connecticut, this is monica. caller: good morning, everyone. i think it is disrespectful. i feel trump should be having an inauguration on the rotunda. today should be about freedom, justice, and peace. this day should be about justice for all m.p.'s and stuff -- and peace and stuff. i feel it is disrespectful. it is all about trump. host: got your point. the idea of the migration taking place on dr. martin l

fauci told us turned out to be false. he told us it wasn't tax money in the lab in wuhan, china, yes it was. he told us the virus didn't come from the lab. it did. he told the vaccinated couldn't get it, couldn't transmit. he told us masks work. he told us six feet was based on the social distancing was based on science and he told us this was the first virus in history where there's no such thing as natural immunity. he was like o for eight on important pieces of information but we'll see if he did anything criminal. it will be up to the next justice department. maria: we'll be watching that and whether or not biden does this preemptive pardon but in the realm of censorship we heard some pretty important breaking news this week, meta ending censorship efforts, they claim they'll no longer use a third party fact checking program in the united states, they're moving to a community notes program like they use on x. you praised mark zuckerberg and credited the work of the judiciary committee for doing this. you're urging goo

not to be going after tony fauci and prosecuting four- star general. in this kind of allows him to focus on things that he's good at, what would end up being something that kind of feeds to his worst instincts. i think he'll mad about this. an awkward car ride over. changing some of the remarks he'll be giving later today. he'll address this in some form. >> what's most amazing, step back to boris' interview, on a day, we press rewind to trump's last inauguration, all the resistance and the pink hats, now it's like can pit lags and maga hats, that's an amazing thing to see, amazing turn of events, i don't want to minimize the coalition that trump put together. van was thinking, how do we win those guys back? >> well, first, i want to say, donald trump should be flattered that biden did these pardons. joe biden think that donald trump is an honest man, he's going after his enemies, biden believes trump, trump's an honest man, so he pardoned them. with regard to today, lot of people that we thought we were going to democrats forever are not. lot of peopl

fauci made a lot of money. they all did.if they, you know, felt that strongly, i think that certainly i would not take responsibility. >> i wonder what's happening on the back end, you know, because i mean, the federal government, especially the iranian threats, they're monitoring those for a lot of people. and i would if i were john bolton and i were mike pompeo, i would be worried about whether my own government cared about whether or not a state actor was targeting me. >> absolutely. i just can't believe that that the president has a sense of a of normalcy when it comes to having empathy for the men that he worked with, knowing that they are really in danger, even though he may have a difference of opinion with them, he may hate them with without knowing that their lives are in danger. he's doing that, and he's going to feign a lack of knowledge and feigned and any sort of recognition of that danger. that means he's going to be complicit in that. and i think that's a real flaw in his character, that if something would hap

and anthony fauci, of course, was pardoned. and the january 6th committee was pardoned. they did all of joe's bidding, didn't they? they gave a false narrative, and then they got rid of all the evidence. meanwhile, over at cbs, they aired margaret brennan and her interview with the vp, jd vance and the vice president had some very harsh words for the u.s. catholic bishops condemning ice entering churches and schools. take a look. >> we're going to enforce immigration law. we're going to protect the american people. donald trump promised to do that. and i believe the u.s. conference of catholic bishops, if they're worried about the humanitarian costs of immigration enforcement, let them talk about the children who have been sex trafficked because of the wide open border of joe biden. >> you personally talk about people. >> like lincoln riley, who were brutally murdered. i support us doing law enforcement against violent criminals, whether they're illegal immigrants or anybody else. >> the young children murdered, the young children raped, the young children victims of vio

doctor fauci lied repeatedly. i watched people in this country give up their freedom. they could not hold gathering some of the key about their freedom because the government told him about their freedom of religion and allow citizens to be canceled and silenced. the left not to criminalize the. when someone raises legitimate questions about any number of issues critical race. taught in our schools if you, kid punished. the republican party must be from a fullback joe biden's assault on the bill of rights. freedom of speech the ability their own prerogative essential for society. it matters to his in charge and they will have failed in its very clear what the consequences are from state to state of give and democrat leaders. the mandates and soldiers and precious time in the classroom and crippled by regulation. law & order has been eliminated. when iran for governor example to the nation because we were a smaller state, we do things. for the nation and reform and an opportunity for people. i have no idea opportunities with come because of the pandemic i wager everythi