fauci was highly communicative. i mean, there was hardly a television program, a cable news show, a radio show, a podcast, that he wasn't on. some of the challenges, at least in his case, is that he at first said, "don't use masks," partly because we learned he didn't want masks to be taken away from medical professionals against the backdrop of a shortage. but then masks became a must-do. so there was also, there was hyper communication, but there was also a changing in the communication that it seemed to me sowed distrust amongst the public. - yes, i would agree with you. and it falls back on what i mentioned, that first pandemic in a hundred years. and the technology we have today is much different than we had in 1918. masks are an issue now that we have to deal with. and so the communication could have been crisper and clearer and delivered through trusted individuals, not on political platforms. so there are a lot of, you know, as you unpack this, margaret, it becomes quite complex. but your point is very good

doctor fauci tried to administer cdc guidelines in jail. you know, fellas, let's keep the down to eight people. it's a real superspreader event. me make sure you put a mask on your penis before you. well, you know where this is going, and i'm going to censor myself before this is all. it's all going to get cut out. >> no, i'll leave that in. >> but that's how i feel about doctor fauci. >> yes. very strongly. here's kat, here's trump just basically talking in general terms to the countries that are going to accept illegals. >> for the first time in history. we're loading dangerous and illegal aliens into military aircraft and flying them back to the places from which they came. you probably read about colombia two days ago. they said, no, we're not taking them. i said, we're going to take them. you're going to take them. you're going to like it too. you're going to take them. >> pat. that might be the first time a president has ever said, and you're going to like it, too. >> i don't think that's true. >> i didn't do any research on it, but i

anthony fauci, as well as five members of his own family.changed my name to sara jones biden. we've already changed the sign on the outside of the building. even though he wasn't president until today, trump's presidential agenda kicked off yesterday. the widely anticipated tiktok ban went into effect on saturday night, and the black-out lasted 14 hours. it's what's being called "the most productive 14 hours in american history." meals were prepped, dentist appointments were made, emails were sent, conversations were had, children's names were relearned. it was devastating. during the outage, when users opened tiktok, they were met with a screen that said, "a law banning tiktok has been enacted in the u.s. we are fortunate that president trump has indicated that he will work with us on a solution to reinstate tiktok once he takes office." it was a pathetic, transparent ploy to suck up to trump that completely worked, because shortly after, trump posted "i'm asking companies not to let tiktok stay dark! i will issue an executive order on mond

well, the fauci exhibit has been defunded. no department is safe. >> it's absolutely obscene, dangerous, bad. very costly. i mean, virtually every investment made is a con job. there's nothing of value to anybody unless there's a kickback scheme going on, which is possible. and we're going to be doing more and more of that. we're going to be looking at department of education. we're going to be looking at even our military. we're going to be looking at tremendous amounts of money are being spent on things that bear no relationship to anything and have no value. we're talking about trillions of dollars. it will be, in the end, trillions of dollars being absolutely wasted and perhaps illegally, i would say certainly in many cases illegally, but perhaps illegally overall. >> elon started with usaid because it was the most obvious place to start cutting, and we heard the fraudsters squeal. but some of these departments are going to cooperate, like the pentagon, which has failed seven audits in a row. >> we are going to focus heavi

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trans-they're talking about the cdc and least transparent operation in the history of the earth from the tony faucis. there's a lot of stuff we don't need and elon musk, 'em not changing policy so much as he's trying to reform and improve efficiency and sounds like a cliche and talking trillions. >> right, this is putting meat on the bones talking about administrative state getting out of control. this is actually what that means. these people are unaccountable and work in agencies you've never heard of and issue a guidance letter and a rule that acts as a law and congress never passed and could destroy livelihood and take liberty. look no further with a vaccine mandate and dollars and cents attached to bureaucracy that have lost their way and going rogue and president trump we have the ability now to identify this waste and let's go after it. i think that's the thing. larry: this stuff going into whatever budget deal going to pick up here. savings from this. going for them and tax cuts have to go in early and till the end of the year going them and going for them to complete money going for the do

services has canceled $182 million in administrative expenses, including $168,000 contract for anthony fauciibit at the nih museum. really? you've got to be kidding. doge is auditing the consumer bureau as well as medicare and medicaid with plans to examine the department of education and the pentagon and according to primm they're going through everything. they should turn over every y penny and nickel. if the democrats were smart they would cheer what elon musk is doing at doge. they are returning america to its constitutional orders. what our framers and our founders renovationed. limited government, greater freedom, eliminating waste, fraud and abuse. the republicans have lectured us about this for years and now they have a chance to actually do the job. by the way, it shouldn't be a partisan issue. we should be good stewards of taxpayer money. the democratic party is such a pathetic self-righteous train wreck they're willing to attack anything that donald trump supports whether it's common sense, it doesn't matter. they lost and trump won and now the swamp is getting drained one way or

administration or cdc, it least transparent operation in history in earth as we know from the tony fauciso much as he is trying to reform and improve efficiency, it sounds like a cliche over the years that is trillions. >> this is putting meat on the bones people talk about how the administrative state has gotten out of control, this is who that means, these people are unaccount an they work in agencies you never heard of, if they issue a guidance litter, it could destroy our livelihood, look no further than osha with vaccine mandates, seeing now dollars and cents to the bureaucracies that are rogue, this is what he talked about president trump, we have the ability to identify this waste, let's go after it. larry: this stuff should go in to what ever bask budget of deal we come up with. >> we'll get a lot of saving,. larry: my plea is, that tax cuts have to go in early. if you wait until the end of the year, you are -- corporations will not know, small businesses will not know, individuals won't know. you want to burst through get a complete economic resurgence, you don't need 5 trillion

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at the science it was basically a deflection very slippery similar to what we've seen with anthony fauciview he is the flip side of anthony faucher he wanted me too put the data to surf his own purposes and for which a case, and we can get into this to help us trial lawyer friends to shake on the drugmakers and vaccine makers. paul: went to ask you about that. he was on the take a basically. he gets feeds from referrals to trial lawyers for a lot of his-that's how he makes his money he had first said i am not going to stop that went i am at hhs when you have the power at hhs to really help them. how would he be able to help limit hhs cluster. >> there are many ways. elizelizabeth warren a fellow fd of the trial lawyers pointed them out. for instance he could add injury to the injury compensation list for special national injury compensation program. he could also remove vaccines from this program and open up vaccine makers he could also basically handle all kinds of proprietary data that is stored at the fda to these trial lawyers. they would have evidence the vaccine makers purportedly

. >> and republicans have that rebuttal, which is what was anthony fauci who voted for him? what is usaid who voted for that? well, congress in 1961. but there are democratic answers. i was at this protest outside the labor department yesterday. they did have a minor success. as you as that washington post excerpt pointed out that elon people saw a motorcade going by wondering if it was elon. they were they were proud members of congress, that they had stopped him from going there. but the mood at the protest. >> was not. as warm. >> as it was. >> on monday, the first usa protest. you did hear. >> a lot. >> of people in that. >> crowd. >> a couple hundred people shouting in the middle of democratic speeches. >> what are. >> you. >> going to do? >> what's the plan? >> do something. >> and some of them literally pointed over to the d.c. circuit court, which is next to the department of labor, saying, we. >> have to sue and it's going to. >> take. >> a while. and so democrats are in this position of defending. >> a slow. >> moving constitutional. >> system, slow for. reasons sl

canceled $182 million in administrative expenses expenses including $168,000 contract for an anthony fauci exhibit at the nih museum. really? you've got to be kidding. doge is also auditing the consumer bureau, as well as medicare and medicaid, with plans to fully examine the department of education, the pentagon. and according to president trump, they're going to go through everything. and by the way, they should literally turn over every penny, every nickel before they spend your money. if democrats were smart, if they were honest, if they were not corrupt, they would cheer for what is happening, what elon musk and his team are doing at doge. they are returning america to its constitutional order. what our framers and founders envisioned limited government, greater freedom, eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse. republicans have lectured us about this for years. now they have a chance to actually do the job. and by the way, it shouldn't be a partizan issue. we should be good stewards of taxpayer money. the democratic party is such a pathetic, self-righteous train wreck that they're willing

you didn't see fauci on this list because they don't have any federal hook.m curious how the biden pardons look to you as a reporter now that we're seeing what looks like a target list. >> yeah. my biggest opposition to the biden pardons wasn't so much that he was doing it, but that he wasn't using them to tell people a bigger story of trump's vengefulness and the fact that while we're trying to kind of sort out, like you say, what's rhetoric and what's real, that if there's one thing you can take to the bank every time, it's people who trump feels have wronged him, right. this was just an operation. this was something that it was pretty clear he was going to do. and now we're we're seeing it come to pass. and so, yeah, i mean, i think people in the fbi are very vulnerable here. anyone who's kind of reappears in all of his rally speeches about, you know, people who have wronged him personally. >> yeah. kate riga and maya wiley on these big stories. our thanks. up ahead, there is also blowback from top democrats finding ways to seize this moment. and we're see

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so does this take doctor fauci? the administration didn't just say, we're pulling your security.o publicly announce that is to send a message to future people and to put a target on his back. there's you would normally do that quietly. you would not want people to know. oh, by the way, we just made this target easier. and so here, if you're at the fbi, if you are anyone with information that the treasury department has, which, by the way, is everyone who is listening to this program, everybody has that information. this is, by the way, such a repeat of trump 1.0. everyone thought, oh, you know what? they're going to have their act together. they've had so many, so much time to pull their ducks in a row or whatever expression you want to use for that. and they haven't. this is the kind of thing where you didn't need elon musk to do it. you could have done all of this in a way that wouldn't have caused judges of all sort of political stripes and persuasions saying wrong, this is really not being done right. and that's why you're seeing mary win her case. all sorts of judges all ove

fauci acknowledged they took it out of thin air. but all of those changed during the biden administration. it became very narrowly focused and we ended up with the highest death out of any country in the world. sen. tillis: if i can ask one more question and i think it is a one-word answer. i have heard a lot of people complaining but health care delivery, medicaid on the others of the dais. who has been responsible for health care policies over the last four years? i would like to have heard more of those at oversight hearings over the last four years. i have not but i am glad there is an acknowledgment you are inheriting a problem that needs to be fixed. thank you. chair crapo: senator sanders? sen. sanders: thank you, chairman. mr. kennedy, thank you for being with us. i like the slogan you coined, "make america healthy again," and i strongly agree with that. despite spending two or three times per capita on health care as other nations, we have 85 million people who are uninsured or underinsured. we have chronic illnesses. our l

spoke to were not the, quote unquote, famous names that you would think, you know, it was not anthony faucior, you know, any of the you know, it was not nancy pelosi or the sort of the elected officials or appointees that you would think that you would heard in the news. but these are people whose names are largely not known to most americans and are people who are worried, you know, they have young children. they've been swatted while they're trying to watch movies with their children at night. and they are concerned about what who is going to take care of their families if they are detained or picked up by some authority. >> you also write that officials who were involved in administering the 2020 election are particularly worried about being targeted, and that includes michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson, who had armed protesters show up at her house. she said that since trump was elected, quote, part of it is thinking through how as a mom, i would prepare for my kids, for fbi agents showing up at our door. but you say officials like her are looking for ways to also go on the offe

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he also said he's taking control of the kennedy center in washington, blocked an anthony fauci museumxhibit and stripped joe biden's access to classified intelligence. and that's just to name a few. but not all these changes are moving forward, at least not yet. judges are blocking some of trump's most controversial moves, including his plans to put usaid workers on leave and to give musk access to sensitive, trade sensitive treasury department data. all right, let's break this all down with my great panel this morning. the wall street journal's molly ball. cnn's stephen collinson and margaret talev with axios. good morning to you all. good morning. thanks for being here. overnight. it sounds like the next target on this list is the consumer financial protection bureau. there's the new acting head of this russell vought. who's the head of the powerful white house budget office. trump also named him to lead this agency, suggesting that they are not going to move forward with doing what congress told the agency to do, which is essentially to police wall street. and the republicans have

fauci now acknowledged that we took it out of thin air. all of those changes during the biden administration became narrowly focused and we ended up with the worst and highest death countssen. tillis: one final qu, i have heard a lot of people complaining about health care delivery, medicaid, on the other side here. who has been responsible for health care policies over the last four years? mr. kennedy: the biden administration. sen. tillis: ok. i would have liked to have heard more of those in oversight hearings the last four years. i have it, and i am glad there is an acknowledgment you are inheriting a problem that needs to be fixed. thank you. mr. kennedy: thank you. chair crapo: senator senator -- senator sanders. sen. sanders: thank you. i very much like the slogan you coined, make america healthy again. and i strongly agree with that. despite spending, as you indicated, two or three times as much per capita on health care as other nations, we have 85 million people uninsured, underinsured, all kinds of chronic illnesses. i rely fixe

. >> fauci who. >> voted for him? >> what is usaid who voted. >> for that? well.>> are democratic answers. >> i was. >> at this protest outside the labor department yesterday. they did have a. >> minor success. >> as you as. >> that washington post. editor pointed out that elon people saw. >> a motorcade. >> going by. >> wondering if. >> it was elon. >> they were they. >> were proud members. >> of. >> congress, that they had stopped him from going there. but the mood. >> at the protest. >> was not. >> as warm. >> as it was on monday. >> the first usa protest. >> you did hear a lot of people in that crowd. a couple hundred people shouting in the middle of democratic speeches, what are you going to do? what's the plan? >> do something. and some. >> of them literally. pointed over to the d.c. >> circuit court. >> which is next. to the department of labor, saying. >> we have to sue and it's. >> going to take. >> a while. and so democrats are in. >> this. >> position of defending a slow moving constitutional system, slow for reasons. >> slow for reasons. >> that were.