fauci. >> mr. chairman, i have another point of order. >> i just want to make sure the record is clear. dr. fauci testified that he did not use his personal email for official business. he did not say, he did not use email. i think today, this particular has been full of lies and disregard and disrespect. we need to stick to facts >> thank you. the time had expired before the point of order. i now recognize mr. garcia from california for 5 minutes of questions. >> dr. fauci, i am sorry you had to sit through that. i was completely irresponsible. this might be the most insane hearing i've only attended. i've only been in congress for 1.5 years. i am so sorry you are subjected to the level of attacks and insanity. your "so-called science" that the gentlewoman referred to save millions of lives in this country and around the world. i want to thank you for that. i also think it is important to note that it is my opinion that you are an american hero. your team has done more to save lives, then all 435 m

so the type of science that you are representing mr. fauci is important and it needs to stop mr. uci, you also represent the type of science that you where you confess that you made up the covid rules, including which six feet social distancing and masking of children. >> i never said i made anything else. you admitted that you made up you might say, well, i made it up. >> there. were you saying was fake news, mr. now, let's say i made anything up. >> what did you say? i said that it is not based in science and adjust appeared, but this is science what is dogs have to do with anything that we're talking about today is your scientific experiments. >> this is what she signed off on, but you also told the american people they had to distance by six feet. they had to wear mask but let's also talk a little bit further about the type of science that you represent nih scientists made $710 million in royalties from jug, drug makers. >> a fact that been hidden. >> let's talk about the fact about is it right for scientists and doctors getting paid by the american people government taxpayer

your mr. fauci. and i'm a few minutes mr.irman of order, just in terms of the rules of decorum, are we allowed to deny that a doctor is a doctor just because we don't want him to be a doctor yes. >> because in my time that man does not deserve to have a license is a matter of fact, it should be revoked and he belongs in suspend the gentlelady should recognize the doctor as a doctor. >> do you agree that there was a push to downplay the lab-leak theory? >> not on my part. >> really, really. wow. wow try now by cnn medical analyst dr. jonathan reiner. >> so when your house republicans got dr. fauci like they did today, congresswoman green refusing to column a dr what goes through your mind that it's a circus and it's not a serious attempt to understand what happened to us during covid when we were attacked on 911 and 3,000 americans were killed. >> a commission was, was instituted to do a 360 degree comprehensive bipartisan review of where our failings were. and generated a 700 page report and substantive changes to america's i

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. >> mr. faucisent the type of science where you confess that you made up the covid rules including -- >> i didn't hear -- >> including the social distancing and masking of children. >> i didn't say i made anything up. >> are you saying this is fake news, mr. fauci? >> i didn't say i made anything up. >> what did you say? >> i said that it is not based in science, and it just appeared. >> but this is science. >> what does dogs have to do with anything we're talking about today? >> these are children -- children in school were put in plastic bubbles because of your science, your repulsive, evil science. do the american people deserve to be abused like that, mr. fauci? because you're not doctor. you're mr. fauci. we should be writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. you belong in prison, dr. fauci. >> after the hearing nbc's ali vitali caught up with the congresswoman who was still fuming at the way one democratic member of the subcommittee defended dr.

mr. fauci you were quoted on cbs's face the nation saying it's easy to criticize but they're really criticizing sides. because i represent science. you represent science mr. fauci? >> i am a scientist who uses the scientific method to gain information. >> yes. you said you represent science. do you represent science mr. fauci, yes post request no, the thought he has been a -- >> it is a yes or. >> i don't think it is okay. we will take that as a you don't know what you represent. >> all i speeded as director you did sign off up on these so-called scientific experiments. as as a dog lover i would tell you this is disgusting and evil what you sign off on at these experiments that happened to be goals paid for by the american taxpayer. and what you do know americans don't pay their taxes for animals to be tortured like this. so the type of science that you are representing, mr. fauci is abhorrent and it needs to stop. mr. fauci you also represent the type of science that, you confess that you made

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fauci. >> mr. hairman, another point of order. >> unrecognized speed is just one make sure the record is clear. dr. fauci testified that he did that use hisfo personal e-mail for official business. he did not say he did not use e-mail. and i think today this particular has been called a lie and disregard and disrespect, and we need to stick to facts. >> thank you. gentlelady's time had expired before the point of order. i now recognize mr. garcia from california for five minutes of caution. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. fauci i am so sorry you've had to sit through that. that was completely irresponsible. quite frankly we are hearing this might be the most insinuate i've act and have but i am so sorry that you are subjected to the level of attacks and insanity. your quote-unquote so-called science that the gentlewoman is referring to has savedillions of lives in this country and around the world. and i want to thank you for that. i also think it's important to note that it's my opinion that you ar

mr. fauci criticizing sides. because i represent science. you represent science, mr. fauci? >> i am a scientist who uses the scientific method to gain information. >> yes. you said you represent science. do you represent science, mr. fauci, yes post request no, the thought he has been a -- >> it is a yes or. >> i don't think it is okay. we will take that as a you don't know what you represent. >> all, i speeded as director you did sign off up on these so-called scientific experiments. as as a dog lover i would tellu this is disgusting and evil what you sign off on at these experiments that happened to be goals paid for by the american taxpayer. and what you do know americans don't pay their taxes for animals to be torturedike this. so the type of science that you are representing, mr. fauci, is abhorrent and it needs to stop. mr. fau, you also represent the type of that, you >> i didn't hear what you said. >> six feet social distancing msk of job. >> i never said make anything up. >> you admit

you're mr. fauci in my few minutes. no, i don't need your answers. want to talk about this right here. >> isn't she lovely? so sweet. that document she held up, a cracker barrel menu. and then she continued this nonsense in the hall. >> he's guilty of mass murder. i mean, fauci is an absolute monster. he should have his medical license revoked, and he should be charged and tried for crimes against humanity. >> by who, the gazpacho police? people voted for this woman. thousands of people voted for this ham in a can come to life. and poor doctor 235u67 had to sto sit there and listen to this. >> i've been very, very clear and said multiple times i don't think the concept of there being a lab leak is inherently a conspiracy theory. what is a conspiracy is the kind of distortions of that particular subject, like it was a lab leak, and i was pair sracd into the cia like jason bourne. >> jimmy: if you're going to start quoting matt damon movies, i'm out. you're on your own. [ applause ] you know, this weekend, as you probably know marked the start of pride

you're mr. fauci in my few minutes. >> that's completely acceptable deny dr.>> i'm not addressing him as doctor. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: she was like, "if you're a real doctor how come you're not walking towards me with a straitjacket." [ laughter ] "that's what a real doctor -- [ applause ] thank you very much." some social media news, instagram has started testing unskippable ads that that users can't scroll past. [ audience boos ] here's how it works. you get to an unskippable ad, then you just open tiktok. [ laughter ] hey, get this, dr. pepper just passed pepsi to become the number two soda brand in the u.s. [ applause ] that's pretty big news. a lot of people have spoken out about it. for example, this woman said, "wow, i'm surprised dr. pepper is that popular." this man said, "that's interesting, i'm a big fan of dr. pepper." finally, this woman said, "mr. pepper is not a real doctor. [ laughter ] i will not call it dr. pepper, because it is a fake doctor created in a chinese lab. [ cheers and applause ] and while i'm at it, canada dry isn't dry, it's

because you're not doctor, you're mr. faucinutes, several democrats jumping in to defend fauci. >> i reclaim my time. mr. raskin, gentlelady will have. >> order, mr. chairman. order! just in terms of the rules of decorum, are we allowed to deny that a doctor is a doctor just because we don't want him to be a doctor? >> republican chair brad wenstrup then stepping in suspend the gentlelady should recognize the doctor as a doctor. fauci worked for the federal government for more than five decades before stepping down in 2022, saying he has nothing to hide. testifying voluntarily at one point getting emotional as he talked about the death threats he and his family received. >> it is very troublesome to me, it is much more troublesome because they've involved my wife and my three daughters. >> democrats did acknowledge mistakes were made along the way in general, but called the gop led investigations a wild goose chase, saying that they're spreading more misinformation than actually looking at what can be fixed for the future. reen

mr. fauci: you know, i think it's simple. when you talk about legacy to me, legacy are for other people to evaluate. years from now or maybe a year or two or maybe 10 years from now what? i would like people to know if they ask me. what do you want me to know about you? is that without a doubt? i gave it 100%, 110% every day, you know and to use. a metaphor from sports. i left it all out on the court every day, and that's what i want to be remembered for whether you think i did well or how good i was or what might come. that's what i did every day. geoff: doctor anthony fauci. the book is "on call, a doctor's journey in public service." thanks so much for speaking with us. we appreciate it. mr. fauci: thank you for having me. geoff: finally tonight, we say goodbye to the "say hey kid." baseball great willie mays died peacefully, surrounded by family, on tuesday afternoon in the bay area, where he's forever remembered as a star of the san francisco giants. he was 93 years old. we look back now on his legacy. >> way, way back t

your mr. fauci and my few minutes no, i don't need your answer. to quorum. >> are we allowed to deny that a doctor is a doctor just because we don't want him to be a doctor yes. >> because in my time that man does not deserve to have a license is a matter of fact, it should be revoked and he belongs in suspend and, marjorie taylor greene, of course, has called into the question, the efficacy of vaccines at times she's also someone who has been known to go after dr. >> fauci in the past. but what's significant today is obviously the fact that this is still an ongoing debate on capitol hill has been years since the pandemic and yet democrats are arguing that republicans have used their time in this investigation to go through old issues instead of really focusing on how to get the country ready for potentially another pandemic which dr. fauci even acknowledged could happen to the united states in the months or years ahead jessica? yeah, it seems like a lot of this was really about spilling vitriol and spewing vitriol. lauren fox, thanks so much. bri

you're mr. fauci in my few minutes. >> reporter: earlier this month dr.iscuss pandemic origins and preparedness. but things quickly spun out of control. >> what this committee should be doing, we should be recommending you to be prosecuted. >> how did we go as a country from absolutely adoring jonah salk, who helped develop the polio vaccine, he was a national hero, to dr. anthony fauci having to have security details to stop people from killing him? >> it's a reflection of the psyche of the country. if the purpose of the hearing is to figure out how we can do better to prevent and respond to and prepare for the next pandemic, that doesn't even begin to contribute to that. >> reporter: one of the deepest points of controversy is the still unknown origin of sars-cov-2, the virus that caused the covid-19 outbreak. because the nih has funded research at the wuhan institute of vierology in china, there are accusations that american taxpayers could have paid to create sars-cov-2 through genetic manipulation, what's called gain of function. >> isn't really the

your mr. fauci and my few minutes no, i don't need your answer. i want to talk about this right here and democrats continued during this course of this hearing are arguing the doctor fauci was doing the best that he could, that he was instrumental in making sure that americans were protected during the coronavirus pandemic and arguing that he showed a lot of patients over the course of this testimony today and behind closed door testimony that he gave back in january as part of this committee's investigation, jessica all right. lauren fox, force on capitol hill. thanks so much. >> briana, the white house is taking aim at one of its biggest criticisms from the gop that it isn't doing enough to secure the border for sources, say if president biden is gearing up to roll out a sweeping executive action that could drastically impact asylum seekers at the southern border. and then announcement could come soon as tomorrow, cnn's mj lee is at the white house live force mj. this proposal could mean major pushback from progressives, from liberal roles in th

mr. fauci because you're not doctor, you're. mr. fauci. in my few minutes in my time, that man not deserve to have a license. as a matter of fact, it should be revoked. >> and he belongs in and out. in chief for 40. anl right, rubin, i don't know . >> i don't i don't i'm not k crazy about that kind of theatrical stuff because i think this is liked atrics this is he should go to jail, right? yeah. what did you make about him basically saying he had an open mind. >> he did not have an open minld about the lab leak. >> oh, he fauci has liede about everything from the beginninlab fauci haboug, d that six feet social distancing was just kind of made up. he tolh this kd friends two mono covid that masks don't work. he claims he hado months nothine with school closures. we could go on and on. there's another part of that testimon o onthat anoy where he says tha0 blames 2 to 300000 covid deaths on podcasters for spreadingr spe misinformation about vaccines. i would like to saadgy as an unvaccinated podcaster, i want he use my words carefully here.

wow, wow. >> do you represent science, mr. fauci? yes. yeah. yes or no? no, that's not a yes or no assets. uh, yes? so now i don't think it is. >> okay. well, we'll take that as a you don't know what you represent thorough. are you saying this is fake news right now, let's say i made anything up. >> what did you say? >> i said that it is not based in science and adjust appeared but this is science what is dogs have to do with anything that we're talking about today? i am so sorry. you just had to sit through that. that was completely irresponsible. quite frankly, some we're hearing this might be the most insane hearing i want to be clear, dr. >> fauci is human and shore he may have made mistakes. many government officials did, including the president at the time, trump but he's been attacked with death threats and ad hominem arguments. all of which have now crossed the line, joining me now on all of this is the former director of the biomedical advanced research and development authority, dr. rick bright dr. bryan was fired because he cast doubt on hydroc

. >> mr. fauci, because you're not dr. here, mr. fauci and my few minutes sometimes the best thing you can do with intelligence is shared with your adversary if his seat the grid is betrayed itself, bullet to the back of the hand secrets and spies, a nuclear gain sunday at ten on cnn. >> i have awaited the mirror. i felt alone for a long time. i am going home. i'm praying for it to go away. you're not thinking it was something wrong with me. >> i go into a lot of things thinking it's not going to work. >> and i thought muesli was would be the same thing. but it actually worked more than 700,000 patients have regained their confidence since we're using these prescription treatments. and you're hopeless and then you find other women who work anything vote is you, you suddenly feel okay. >> we're gonna get out of it together. that's when usually did for me. >> but i blocked the road trip everyone comfortable? >> yep. there's plenty of space i gave me gun what? no, no, no, no just wait the mouth volkswagen atlas with three rows and getti

mr. faucihether six foot social distancing was based on science, the level of vitriol that we see now just in the country in general, but actually played out during this hearing, was really quite unfortunate. >> doctor fauci testified for a republican led committee investigating the pandemic response. he previously told the panel privately that the government's recommendation for six foot social distancing, quote, sort of just appeared. fauci clarified yesterday, saying he meant there were no clinical trials done on social distancing. >> i made the statement that it just appeared and that got taken out like, i don't know what's going on. it just appeared. it actually came from the cdc. the cdc was responsible for those kinds of guidelines for schools, and you didn't feel an obligation as the lead scientist at the nih to challenge that it is not appropriate to be publicly challenging a sister organization. >> the panel's chairman reprimanded congresswoman marjorie taylor greene after she refused

your, mr. fauci and my few minutes, he belongs in suspend. >> i've instructed her to address him as doctor july address. doctor. >> is this what we have become? is this what we have devolved into? >> we should be writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. you belong in prison. dr. fauci prosecuted for crimes against humanity. of course, whether you agree with dr. fauci or not, he has served his country for more than half a century in public service he was the nation's top infectious disease expert he's advised seven us presidents from both parties and of course he famously worked on the federal response to aids, but also a bola, the zika virus. anthrax scares. and also, as we all know covid, there should be questions about what happened given more than 1 million americans died during that the pandemic. and there are what could have been done differently, how could we, as a country have saved more lives? public officials should be held to account. we can

you are mr. fauci be doing, we should be recommending you to be prosecuted. >> reporter: how did we go as a country from absolutely adoring jonas salk, who helped develop the polio vaccine, he was a national hero, to dr. anthony fauci having to have security details to stop people from killing him? >> it's a reflection of the psyche of the country. if the purpose of the hearing is to figure out how we can do better to prevent and respond to and prepare for the neck pandemic, that doesn't even begin to contribute to that. > reporter: one of deepest points of controversy is the still unknown origin of sars-cov-2, the virus that caused the covid-19 outbreak. because the nih has funded research at the wuhan institute of virology in china, there are accusations that american tax dollars could have paid to create sars-cov-2 through genetic manipulation, called gain of function. isn't really the issue behind all of this controversy that those coronaviruses, the ones that were funded by the nih, were fiddled w

navarro who we mentioned in institutions with mr. fauci, mr.n in a matter of weeks, bannon is a key figure here because he's openly vowing revenge for what he says is his mistreatment. now, he will be in a federal prison in connecticut, it seemed low security, the neighboring women's prison there inspired the netflix series ""orange is the new black."" >> so we make our beds in the morning before -- >> you sleep on top of the bed with the blanket over you. >> what if i want to sleep in the bed? >> look, you can do what you want, but you will be the only one in this entire prison that does. >> don't eat the pudding. >> what's the perspective on the pudding? >> it comes in big cans marked desert storm. sometimes the kitchen has to scrape the mold off the top before they serve it. >> we are now joined by judge john jones iii, former chief judge for the u.s. middle district of pennsylvania. welcome. >> great to be with you, ari. >> i showed mr. epshteyn discussing that elector fraud plot with me, ms. ellis has basically expressed contrition. he has

fauci. >> mr. chairman, another point of order. >> unrecognized speed is just one make sure the record is clear. dr. fauci testified that he did that use his personal e-mail for official business. he did not say he did not use e-mail. and i think today this particular has been called a lie and disregard and disrespect, and we need to stick to facts. >> thank you. gentlelady's time had expired before the point of order. i now recognize mr. garcia from california for five minutes of caution. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. fauci, i am so sorry you've had to sit through that. that was completely irresponsible. quite frankly, we are hearing this might be the most insinuate i've actually can occur i fully been in you and have but i am so sorry that you are subjected to the level of attacks and insanity. your quote-unquote so-called science that the gentlewoman is referring to has saved millions of lives in this country and around the world. and i want to thank you for that. i also think it's important to

because you're not doctor, you're mr fauci.ive it to anyone who can have it, actually. but anyway, who's your, who's your one? >> mine is the army horses. because we have the army horses . because we have the army horses. the horses that bolted. and one of them had blood on his face and it all looked awful . and and it all looked awful. and they were touch and go for a while. those horses could have died. they were. they are making a happy recovery. unfortunately, some of them are now back in the army, and i think they shouldn't be. but fundamentally, it's lovely news that the horses are okay. >> i'm glad, especially the one that's covered in his own blood. there is okay because that was touch and go. >> he'll be really cool in the stables now. they'll all want to hear his stories. >> yeah. okay. sorry. got with. all right. so today's a winner of the greatest britain is honorary marjorie taylor greene . honorary marjorie taylor greene. and let's go to a union jackass guardian columnist zoe williams. guess what's right wing now,

. >> mr. fauci, because you're not doctor. >> i mean, come on. that is nothing like what the activists would doing. >> you wrote in the book, there. >> and this gets to this point that you have to function in a world that overlaps politics and science it. >> is as part of this politics as well, just getting the right message out. >> i think overall, you've got to admit without a doubt vaccines saves hundreds of thousands of lives. maybe millions in the united states, and matt and and multiples of millions globally, no doubt about that. but when you mandate something, given the psyche of the country and the fact that when you tell somebody they need to do something, the way the country is divided now that you might have a collateral effect unintended, that would have people push back on getting vaccinated. so that needs to be reexamined. >> now, you're talking about this interesting press briefing that you did this as in march of 2020. and you had to correct the record even if the president was talking how challenging is by sent to myself, i have

scene of marjorie taylor greene at the hearing to the american people deserve to be abused like that mr. fauci, because you're not doctor. >> i mean, come on. that is nothing like what the activists were doing. >> you wrote in the book there in the gets us point that you have to function in a world that overlaps politics and science it is as part of this politics as well, just getting the right message out. >> and i think overall, you've got to admit without a doubt vaccines saves hundreds of thousands of lives. maybe millions in the united states, and mac and multiples of millions globally. no doubt about that. but when you mandate something, given the psyche of the country and the fact that when you tell somebody they need to do something, the way the country is divided now that you might have a collateral effect unintended, that would have people push back on getting vaccinated. so that needs to be re-examined. >> now, you're talking about this interesting press briefing that you did this as in march of 2020, and you had to correct the record even if the president was talking, how challengi

. >> mr. fauci, because you are not doctor. that man does not deserve to have a license. matter of fact, it should be revoked and he belongs in prison. >> suspend. >> reporter: fauci explaining what he meant when he testified behind closed doors in january that the six foot social distancing rule sort of just appeared. >> you didn't feel an obligation as the lead scientist at the nih to challenge that. >> i have challenged the cdc multiple times? >> reporter: fauci served in his government role since 1984, advising seven presidents of both parties and was a prominent expert in the fight against diseases like hiv/aids. back when covid started spreading, he became the pandemic's public face, appearing in briefings, in magazines. >> here is dr. anthony fauci. >> reporter: on late night shows. but since then, he's become politically polarizing. overnight, fauci saying the vitreal he faces still gets him death threats. even while out of government service. >> you have performances like that unusual performance by marjorie taylor greene in today's hearing. those are the kind of

mr. chairman. good to see you, dr. fauci. take a deep breath because my questions change sometimes based on things that happen in the hearing. i want you to follow the bouncing ball with me. and there is no gotcha at the end of this. i'm trying to figure this out. you told dr. ruiz in his questioning that it was absolutely impossible for any of the viruses that you all were funding, i get that, it was impossible for sars covid two known as covid-19 to have come from any of the work that was being done at wuhan. at the same time, you told mr. comer that you didn't know about the non-compliance by eco health until after the fact and when the virus was already out there, however it got there. in light of the fact that part of that non-compliance was a report where we uncovered and i believe dr. daszak was untruthful to this committee in one of his reports to niaid and in the two most sensitive years related to the humanized mice experiments we never got lab notebooks from wuhan institute of virology, can you understand following

fauci to mr. grouchy, i will read this thing, okay. >> carley: take it away. >> steve: awesome.ight minutes and 30 seconds away. jury is chosen and hunter biden federal gun trial starts today. we are outside the courthouse in delaware, stay tuned. five months from the election and biden administration is taking action on the border crisis, will it sway voters or is it too little too late? military recruit mment troubles continue. pete hegseth will break down his new fox book that is coming out today. stealing the show, congressman john rose gave a viral speech on the house floor and has nothing to do with what he says and has everything to do with his six-year-old son making faces behind him. adorable. they will both be with us on this busy tuesday. todd and carley back in a couple. you are watch ing "fox and friends first". accused residence at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan automatic authority approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges way, you're more than five times more lik."pproved for the newday 100 va cash o

. >> mr. fauci, because you're not doctor, that man doesn't deserve to have a license. stified behind closed doors in january that the six foot social distance rule sort of just appeared according to transcripts. now clarifying it came from the cdc with no clinical trials done. >> you didn't feel an obligation as the lead scientist at the nih to challenge that? >> i challenged the cdc multiple times. >> reporter: fauci served in his government role since 1984, advising seven presidents of both parties and was a prominent expert in the fight against deads like hiv aid when covid started spreading he was the pandemic's public face, appearing in briefings, magazines -- >> here is dr. anthony fauci. >> reporter: on late night shows. but since then he has become politically polarizing, idolized or demonized. overnight fauci saying the vitriol he faces, including on capitol hill, means he still gets death threats. >> you have performances like that unusual performance by marjorie taylor greene in today's hearing. those are the things that drive up the death threats. >> reporte

fauci to give an opening statement. >> mr. chairman, members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to testify. prior to my retirement from federal service in december 2022, i had been at the nih for 54 years and director for 38 years. i was deeply involved in the scientific and public health response to several infectious disease outbreaks including aids, pandemic flu, e bola and zika and under my leadership we were well positioned to respond to covid-19. we had invested billions of dollars in research on mrna technology and design both of which led to the swift development of covid vaccines. less than 11 months after the identification of this new virus safe and highly effective vaccines were widely available. it saved tens of millions of lives worldwide. i will now use my remaining time to directly address certain issues that have been seriously distorted concerning me. the first issue concerns my actions regarding the possibility that sars covid two might have resulted from a lab leak. on january 31, 2020, i w

open mind -- >> the american people deserve to be abused like that, mr cohen come because you're not there >> greg: and ouchi for fauciubin. and not crazy about that kind of theatrics that because i think this is -- he should go to jail right. what did you make a lot of basically saying he had an open mind? he did not have an open mind about the lab leak. >> fauci had lied about everything from the beginning. admitted that 6 feet social distancing with this kind of made up. he told friends two months into covid that masks don't work. he claimed he had nothing to do with school closures. we can go on and on. that another part of the testimony where he says that he blamed due to two -- 3000 covid that's on podcast there's for spreading misinformation about vaccines. i would like to say as unvaccinated podcast or -- twenties my words carefully here, anthony apology can go bpp himself. [cheering and applause] >> how was that, that was good for fox, right? >> laura: >> greg: know was good. [laughter] -- of these ever apologetic in fact about the 6 feet apart which became 6 feet under for a lot of people got the kids maskin

mr. griffiths from virginia for five minutes of questions thank you, ms >> chairman. >> good to see you, dr. fauci so, take a deep breath. >> are we're going to continue to monitor this important hearing with dr. fouchier just heard him defend himself congressman jamie raskin, asking those questions. >> so we're going to continue to monitor this will get back to it as needed. but right now i want to bring in dr. offset khuza'a real expert in this whole area doctor office first of all, give me your reaction to what we just heard from dr. fauci well, i think it is really important to understand the origin this virus you have three pandemic viruses that have all occurred in the last 20 years. >> you can assume there's gonna be another one. so it's important to understand this, but really scientifically, this is isn't a controversy. this one was an animal to human spillover event that occurred in the western section of the hunan wholesale seafood market at the end of 2019. all the original cases were there and then spread out concentrically from there. there were animals that were sold in that part of

mr. chairman. >> this was your title senior advisor to national institute of infectious disease, former director doctor auntie anthony fauciadvisor to the director at direr natialist allergy and infectious disease. >> okay. how long did you work with dr. fauci? before him? >> 26 years vaguely should also consider him a personal friend? [laughter] he is a colleague. tony is a private guy. i've never gone out and have a beer or anything progress you mentioned peter is a personal friend for 20 years is that correct question chris from a little less but somewhere in that range. >> okay. your statement today it still is that you did not intend to avoid avoid it? >> yes, sir. >> despite the several e-mails we have saying otherwise is that correct? >> i think it is correct. there are some elements i don't think you're being understood. >> no official business on your gmail account is that correct? >> i tried to make sure i never did official business because how each of said a few minutes ago you said you never did. he said the purpose of this was for personal. >> here's an e-mail from peter to you, attached is a single sheet wit

fauci has recently admitted as much. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee reserves. any member seek recognition in opposition? mr.ime in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. chair. i will be brief. i don't fundamentally disagree with the idea that we learned a lot about the relative effectiveness of masks. m myself. and the main reason they tend not to be effective is people don't wear them. or they don't wear them correctly. but i think what we have learned is that there are some circumstances in which masks could conceivably be helpful. i don't like the way the scientists in this country presented the mask information to the american public. i think they undermined a lot of credibility in the way they did it. by not explaining it in an honest way. and i think they were wrong in a number of different areas. but this amendment says there is never any time ever when a mask mandate makes sense. and that is just further than even i am willing to go. i don't know when that time is going to be, i have not done an exhaustive study of the science, i've read a few

mr. chairman, my amendment prohibits the secretary of defense which requires individuals to wear masks to prevent the spread of covid-19. this may seem like an old argument but when we see the testimony of fauci talking about how much of the recommendations were made up and fictitious, i think it's important we keep this conversation in the forefront. i think we remind individuals that our government overreached authority and infringed on liberty. i think it's important we draw a line in the sand and tell the secretary of defense you can't make a mandate and you can't offer a mandate that forces someone to wear a mask. mr. chairman, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from tennessee reserves. for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois claim recognition? ms. underwood: i claim opposition. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. underwood: d.h.s. does not develop independent policies on these issues but rather, implements policies that originate with the c.d.c. second, vaccines and masks are for safety of self and others. if enacted under this amendment, the department would struggle to ensure the health of the traveling public in the face of a pandemic. this amendment undermines p