marty makary from johns hopkins.t of all, why is it that some parents are having a tough time getting the drugs that they need for their children? >> well, basically, arthel, this was not anticipated. what happened is when people were locked down and there were covid restrictions, there was a lot of immunity debt from the immunity sheltering. this is in part unanticipated. right now as you say, there's big shortages of children's tylenol and other things, including antibiotics that don't work against viral illnesses. >> arthel: so what are you most concerned about now that families are gathering, people are traveling. >> molly: yeah, my biggest concern is that children specifically infants that get rsv infection, the dominant infection out there, the virus that is circulating and almost ubiquitous, there's not enough hospital beds for those kids if they get sick. this is a common cold virus for the vast majority of people that contract it. virtually everybody has gotten one of these common viruses, rsv, influenza and

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marty makary. on this flip-flop, dr. makary, i'm trying to remember my timeline.ng publicly at one point that masks didn't work, and end then he changed his tune, i guess both privately and publicly? >> that's right. and for months he believed in the surface transmission model; that is, if you washed your hands like crazy, you'd have protection when you went to see grandmother. he's in charge of doing the definnive signs. concern science. he has $45 billion at the nih and $5 billion at his agency. do the study in 2024 hours to tell the people -- 24 hours to tell people it is spread if by airborne transmission. why -- that is his ultimate failure. and instead of with maxes and natural immunity, paxlovid in vaccinated people and even the bivalent vaccine, we don't have a clinical trial. will: you know, doctor, i think i was guest hosting for jessie watt alternate sometime in, let's call it '21, and i did five truths about covid. every single one were called a conspiracy yet have been borne out to be true. fauci, the allegation is fauci and the government, the cdc, n

march i think makary, who joins us now -- marty makary.nst long covid. do you agree with that? >> long covid has been overplayed. one study that hhs commissioned suggested 1 in 5 people who develop covid, but nhs in the u.k. found that it was 1.4% of people after a covid infection and that there was a significant amount of people with long haul symptom who did not have covid in the control group. so it's been overplayed. it's real but it's been overplayed. now, masks have been highly politicized. there is a role for masks. it needs to be a high quality mask, not a cloth mask, and mask mandates tend to create never maskers which is why, in general, i'm opposed to the mandates. ashley: well, you know, we know that -- we just heard the cases of the virus, the flu and covid, are on the rise. which one of these illnesses are you most concerned about? >> rsv right now has the highest burden particularly on infants and children in the hospital. at one point this week many maryland if a newborn baby needed to be hospitalized in an icu for rsv, the

marty makary john hopkins health policy expert fox news contributor and dr.c siegel professor of medicine at emergency langone medical center. i wanted to get these two docs together to talk about dr. fauci on this last day as he leaves the white house and the white house podium and that team. first of all, 30,000 feet to both of you, dr. siegel first, what do you think anthony fauci's legacy will be? >> well, i think peter doocy set it up nicely already, which is the issue is that he reversed himself a lot. that he didn't have a consistent policy. that he basically was very slow to consider the collateral damage done by lockdowns and shutdowns and we are seeing that now. not just in terms of schools and learning problems but also in terms of emerging viruses, immune systems that are paused. we are seeing a big outbreak of rsv and flu. he never set a consistent policy of what the damage would be. bret, the other point is, and this came up at the press conference today is i'm not satisfied on the covid origins thing. because i interviewed dr. redfield on this

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marty makary a johns hopkins professor and fox news contributor.arrigan's report cases are up. are mask mandates coming back and should they? >> well, there are private organizations that do still require masks. i think a lot of people are apprehensive about mask mandates coming back because the worst thing you can do in public health is keep restrictions in place longer than they are absolutely necessary. we have a state of emergency coming on three years and if you look at the people who are in the hospital, they are not in the hospital with covid-19. they are in the hospital with rsv and influenza. my concern is mask have become so polarized we've lost sight of the true purpose of a mask. somebody who has symptoms and is in public should be wearing a high-quality mask. never going back to the days when you are coughing and sneezing and slobbering on somebody next to you in a conference room or on public transportation. >> griff: it is interesting you point out it has become politicized. but is it perhaps best personal option that people should b

marty makary, professor at johns hopkins school of medicine, fox is a contributor, and dr. hooman hamady, a boardd certified m.d.ce phd and ph.d.st research scientist. >> dr makary, let's start with you. do you think this is kind oftat? the beginning of mask creep intf the united states ? i kind of i sa iw a little bit f it in l.a. over the weekend. when i landed. and it seems like this could geg be in the offing. s if all of the issues are gettingg h recycled. again, it's as if we'ree clearing the board and we'rees starting fresh, as if we have no data. if one oto go tof these scientie to go to europe and look at anyr of these schools that were open and free and clear the entire time with no cloth masks covering all the kids, they would see that notce i only has there been no happt there was no difference intal hl mortality. and the kids are happier. we got a menta crisigoing onl ht going on right now. >> a fact. yeah, well, dr. hamani, faucit i said on monday that covid it'st here to stay watch.what >> it will likely be part of what we have to deal with for many years to