if it's a blood sample and me can be shipped in the nih.he more we can do with telehealth and then a speak for both sides of the aisle we are anxious for agency like yours to tell us what you need to put into languages to facilitate to use more telehealth to make sure we do it right to get the studies and more participants in the studies. >> working with patients in one state with 15 different licenses in each state that i worked in. >> we have done that with special circumstances in the past. thank you for your testimony and i yield back. >> i word add the bill that we approved of with the additional funds for the large , i went to encourage all of the witnesses up front what you need to make all of this work better. that is what the's hearings are the important aspect of the hearing. the chair is please recognize the gentle man from maryland and mr. sarbanes-oxley his five minutes of questions. >> we had others to speak to some degree to this hearing but the importance of exclusion criteria that were used by developers in who participates

area up to nih. what are you all doing to make sure we have participation from folks in rural areas or folks away from this area where it's more difficult for them to participate. >> that's a great question. the one thing is many trials had to move to remote visits with the visit. again, you'll talk to merit about als trials later. they can do trials remotely, which is a tremendous advance for people who live far away, people who have trouble coming to the centers to be enrolled in trials. nih is in an unusual position in which we can use nih funds to transport people from anywhere in the country to nih. >> i appreciate that, and that was going to be one of my followup questions, what can we do to facilitate more telehealth? if it's a blood sample that needs to be drawn, that can be done locally and shipped to the nih. i know you have to do some other things. there may have to be an occasional visit. the more we can do with telehealth, the better off all of our patients will be. i think i speak for b

at nih, we are in the unusual position in which we can use nih funds to transport people from anywheren the country to nih. >> i appreciate that. that was going to be one of my follow-up questions. what can we do to facilitate using more telehealth? if it's a blood sample that can be done locally and shipped to nih. i know you have to do other things. it may have to be an occasional visit. the more we can do with telehealth, the better off all of our patients will be. i think i speak for both sides of the aisle and the company we are anxious, what do you need so we can facilitate you using more telehealth and making sure we are doing it right so that we can get these studies and get more participants in these studies? i do appreciate you all -- >> i 100% agree. one thing that might help -- we can talk later is, helping physicians in one state be able to work with patients in another state without having to get a license. i know when i did telehealth, i had to have 15 different medical licenses, each state i worked in. >> we have done that in special circumstances in the past. i will lo

that effort was run by eco health alliance with nih funding as well. mention of the miners dieing in the report, which is suspicious. either eco health is covering for the chinese, which is a cover up as a cover up or the miners never died and this is part of an elaborate story to cover up this military program and suck american dollars to funding it. what that did was creating a coronavirus that could kill humans directly human-to-human and spread and entrapping the united states in our own largesse. >> martha: amazing that they got money from us to fund this research. it's absolutely stunning, dr. fauci has a lot of questions to answer. we hope there will be a forum where he can do that under some scrutiny and soon. david asher, we can talk all day. thanks very much for being here with us today on that. okay. so our afghanistan coverage continues with a look at how americans see the biden exit from afghanistan through the less of the 20th commemoration of september the 11th. coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts a

they confirm tony fauci's nih funded, gain of function research in wuhan is any viruses that are morens miss i and more deadly. according to the documents, the nih was funding despite the genes from other corona vice uses in the process. the documents reveal the research has created a new more potent virus that can easily infect humans.po what can go wrong. the executive director of the group, u.s. rights to they say the documents are "a road map to the high risk research that could of lead to the current pandemic" that includes a 2014 project funded by the nih in wuhan. know for back corona viruses. peter dazzler, there is that name again, the president of the group echo health alliance and a grant authorized peter, of can owe health alliance to conduct "virus infection experiments across a range of cell cultures from different species and humanized mice." we have known about the grant for months now. the new documents obtained tell what went on during the experiments on the mice. according to the professor of chemical biology at rutgers rouniversity: the materials reveal for the fir

other words nih sent funds to peter to make coronaviruses more dangerous. just before the pandemic began peter d. was bragging how easy it is to manipulate the coronavirus. >> you're a verologist, the protein drives what happens with the coronavirus. you can get the sequence, build the protein. we worked to do this. certain backbone of another virus and do some work in the lab. >> after the pandemic began peter d. stopped bragging. he organized a letter to a respected journal claiming the virus didn't originate in a lab. is the that nice. tony fauci site pugh that letter on television as proof the virus was not man made. >> if you look at the evolution of viruses in baths and what is out there now this couldn't be artificially or deliberately mutated the way the mutations evolved. a number of qualified evolutionary biologists have said everything about the step wise evolution overtime strongly indicates evolved in nature and jumped species. >> case closed. that's what tony fauci said publicly. we know from private e-mails he was concerned about the gain of

fauci and the nih director were undercutting an oversight panel inside the nih responsible for oversight the veto power over what that oversight body was doing secretly and defining on their own, dr. fauci was defining what gain of function virus research really means. they were making it up on the fly so they could avoid accountability. final word, congressman. >> that is an important point and i think dr. fauci's defense, no this was looked at up and down the chain but i'm sorry that is not good enough. we'll need to have the actual, precise lab requests or i'm sorry the research requests that were submitted and in fact we need to know what the oversight board at his own agency said. elizabeth: why are we outsourcing it to china? congressman michael burgess. thanks for joining us. >>> up next steve forbes on president biden and pelosi and senator schumer facing a loss of control in congress, potentially losing the house next year just as democrats lost the house under clinton and obama. why? because they're looking deeply more unserious by the day, about the massive tax-and-spend heada

ing three republicans to question nih director dr.bout the data. >> the chinese communist party, once again, what are they trying to cover up? what do they want to make sure we never know? >> the nih just days ago responded to blackburn announcing an investigation to determine whether the appropriate steps were taken to assess this withdrawal request. withdrawal makes the data undiscoverable but does not erase it. an nih spokesperson confirmed the investigation is complete, so the results are not yet public. >> we don't consider it case closed until we get the results of that investigation. >> this news comes just weeks after the u.s. intelligence community failed to find a definitive origin of the virus. china says the united states should look at other countries for origin information. bret? >> bret: continue to follow this david, thanks. the justice department is asking a federal judge in texas to temporarily halt the controversial new state law banning abortions after about six weeks. the emergency motion comes days after the agen

that the nih has not and does not now fund gain on function research in the wuhan institute.ot fund gain of -- >> the research? >> dr. barrett does not do gain a function research. >> sean: one of the scientist to talk to the intercept, dr. richard e breit tweeted "the documents make it clear assertions by the nih director francis collins and dr. anthony fauci, the nih did not support gain-of-function research or potential pandemic pathogen at the wuhan lab are untruthful." fauci needs to be fired immediately, now also investigated for lying to congress. but i guess not only does that happen to republicans and conservatives if they lied to congress. then you get 30 guys, tactical gear, predawn raids and sometimes even fake new cnn cameras. and of course all of these explosive findings bolster the evidence supporting the lab leak theory and the theory dr. fauci now plays even when he was warned as early as january 31st, the same day donald trump put his travel ban in effect. the racist, xenophobic, hysterical one in 2020. meanwhile joe biden and the failures of the cdc spin a

nih confirmed a internal investigation.e looking to determine whether the appropriate steps were taken to assess this withdrawal request. withdrawal makes the data undiscoverable but does not erase it. this comes weeks after the u.s. intelligence community failed to find a definitive origin of covid-19. liz? elizabeth: david spunt, thank you so much for your journalism there, good to see you. welcome back to the show, fox news contributor jason chaffetz. like nih and dr. anthony fauci are a law on to themselves. your take on this? >> this is stunning liz, i can't believe this is true. supposedly something is under investigation, to say it is not destroyed but undiscoverable, what does that mean? i used to chair the oversight committee. this is precisely the type of thing you want to see to allow the scientists to go back to try to assess the oary begin. now the -- origin. democrats controlling house and senate don't have no interest in this. i don't know why. they should be asked the question every day. there is no investig

fauci and the nih are behind boosters. >> so the big head lien here is that the nih has been talking about that for a minute. january was before most of us got our shots. we were struggling to understand when we were going to get our shots. logging into vaccine hunters and trying to make sure we got our first shots. while we were doing that, the chief scientists and principle investigators at the nih were already talking about doing boosters. not only did they talk about it, they helped coordinate a group of 60 to 70 experts from around the world to talk about and track the variants and to see what -- how the vaccines would hold up against those variants. >> two vaccine experts in the u.s. government who are leaving in part as we understand it because of some of the decision making around boosters wrote in the lansit about their concerns about whether boosters were needed. how are you putting that into context after reporting this story? >> right. so part of that article was about the idea that not everybody has a shot in the first place, right? if you want to talk about equity aroun

congress should ask them what americans want to hear shocking information from government documents the nih and dr. fauci allowed funding of china's creation of super viruses inside of laboratories that were 10000 times more infectious than the viruses being studied plus the president nancy pelosi a new revolt and said the democrat party, the president's poll numbers continue to slide the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attack we will show you something a little different we have guests who went to bond suffered through josh terrorists will continue to terrorize but 9/11 was about thee 9/11 heroes in september 12 for not republicans or democrats justre americans showing there is more good than bad in the world. just like the 13 soldiers who died risking americans out of kabul airport just like the soldiers and veterans and lawmakers helping out today. i am elizabeth macdonald and "the evening edit" start right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. a business backlash against the vaccine plan that's expected tow affect 80000000 - 100000000 workers gra

taxpayer dollars via the nih, through your organization, went to the wuhan institute of virology andrch which may, not definitively by any means, but may have been a source of this pandemic. what do you say? >> that's just plain not true. dr. fauci testified publicly, under oath, that that's not true. and he's right. we didn't do work that ran against any of the rules. >> and dr. francis collins helped to define those rules. >> let's be clear. there is no evidence that anything we funded did anything wrong. >> he's the longtime director of the national institutes of health. she's also dr. fauci's boss. >> there is no evidence that any gain of function research as we define it in the united states or as we have supported it played any role in this outbreak of covid-19. >> gain of function research. it's a complicated and controversial topic that first rocked the scientific community a decade ago. >> researchers in wisconsin and the netherlands working separately have created a form of the deadly bird influence virus that can easily spread from person to person. >> the nih funded a dut

it looks to me like the nih was involved in the spirit. >> if the nih was involved in some sort of gainon research, what does that say about everything that dr. fauci has said to congress in what does that say about the potential that the united state in some way contributed to what's happening globally? >> i think that the onus still is on china and what they were covering up in what they actually did there. but i think that again, fauci has made it clear to me that he sees this as a worldwide consortium or we all have to join hands and look at the viruses emerging from china and elsewhere. i have called that naÏve, now i looks like it's more than just naÏve. the chinese scientists are unde the thumb of the chinese communist party over there. you can't believe necessarily you're going to get the truth out of what's happening there. we don't know the truth now, so i'm disturbed to see the involvement in that type of research come again a function research. you can define gain of function anyway you want if your using genetics in humanized mice with human lungs and immune cells, that is

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government documents show the nih funded china's creation of super viruses that were 10000 times more viruses they were studying joe conch is fired up he's gonna talk to us about this and dr. fauci's denials to congress. keeping on "the evening edit". >> dr. fauci is still hanging on and the answer is so he can keep this covered up ♪ ♪ that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. ( all together ) me too! the all-new buick envision. built around you. all of you. pay no interest for 72 months plus current eligible buick owners get 5 hundred purchase allowance on 20-21 buick suv models. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with tre

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nih and other programs for research. i am here today to ask for your help, because the als research and development is not moving fast enough as we heard today. the als community needs your help to make sure that the fda is going to approal and access to new drugs and treatments. when we work together, we have seen the need for regulatory flexibility and speed. congress should use the existing authority to move quickly on the als drugs. the als association has urged congress to pass the als act to speed up access to treatments for people with als while funding new research. the als association has urged congress to aid als research and to develop a pathway modeled on the successful experience of the european union. vi cared for people with als and conducted the trials in 15 years in academy and industry setting. in 2013, i attended a public hearing for als held that at the time the people who have als said they would take higher risk, but time is not a luxury they have and limited access to the experimental treatment. an

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increasing the funds to the nih and other federal programs are critical to the nih and other programs for research. i urge you to increase funding for these programs. i am here today to ask for your help, because the als research and development is not moving fast enough as we heard today. the als community needs your help to make sure that the fda accelerates drug development, afrofl profl and access to effective als treatments. when we work together, we have seen the need for regulatory flexibility and speed. congress should use the existing regulatory authority to move much more quickly on als drugs. the als association has urged congress to pass the als act to speed up access to treatments for people with als while funding new research. the als association has urged congress to increase federal funding for als research and to develop a pathway modeled on the successful experience of the european union. i have cared for people with als have conducted fin call trials for over 15 years in academic and industry settings. in 2013, i attended a public hearing for als where many people s

from the beginning, we partnered with nih. nih was testing our vaccine 40 days after we started our process. of course, they were worried, how could a company we don't know withstand this type of capital importance? how can it scale up weekly. the good news for us starting with the team, they were all-stars from all the major companies. >> did people call you up in the middle of the night? did you unless your phone number? >> i got because i never thought i would get from country leaders. >> what did they say? >> the reality is i couldn't do anything. nobody could do anything. the entire vaccine supply was in the possession of the u.s. government. it had not been authorized for emergency use, so any supply under the table would be illegal. i told many people i would more readily get an assault rifle than i could a vaccine because it was completely illegal to do anything with it. it was difficult for me to understand because they viewed it as innovation. people don't realize just how carefully governed this whole thing was and

from the beginning of this effort, we partnered with nih. nih was testing are vaccine in humans 40 days after we started our process. it was not that they laughed at us, of course they were worried how could a company we don't know withstand this type of capital/importance, how can it scale up quickly? a lot of unknowns. good news for us, starting with the team we had assembled, they were all-stars from all the major pharmaceutical companies. david: did people call you up all the time and say, can you get me some of the moderna? or did you unless your phone number, or something? noubar: i did get calls i never thought i would get, from many, many country leaders. david: what did they say? noubar: the reality was i could not do anything. nobody could do anything. legally, the entire vaccine supply was the possession of the u.s. government. the ones we were making in the u.s. it had not been authorized for any other use other than emergency use. any supply under the table, if you will, would be illegal. i would more readily get an assault rifl

i don't know what was going on at the nih, this is the question that they never wanted to talk aboutbeginning. came from the wet market, came from an animal. such a lack of curiosity. then we learn that they eliminated at the request of a wuhan lab scientist the early genetic codes and sequences that we had of the first viruss that were detected. this makes no sense. people need to continue to ask these questions. what about this defector? i find this story interesting. he defected a long time ago, late 90s. still has contacts in beijing. he said that he was hair on fire, a virus circulating in wuhan. if you don't pay attention, it's going to be a major problem. david asher said if we paid more attention, we could have prevented it. he makes a 9-11 comparison. >> there's a lot more to learn about this. this defector said he spoke to a politician with access to the president, then president trump that could have told him. we need to know all about this. we need to really investigate this and understand who was told and when. just after 9-11 we found there were multiple holes in the pr

. >> nih has refuted that reporting.d any research to make a coronavirus more dangerous to humans. there are previous on different coronavirus than the existing one we're battling. >> harris: marc. >> this is no longer just rand paul saying this. the intercept went to 11 scientists experts in virology. only one disagrees this was not gain-of-function research. what jen psaki said is untrue. a doctor who is a microbiologist from rutgers looked at this and said it is beyond dispute the nih funded research in the wuhan lab. reality is they have an interest in covering this up. confluence with the chinese communist party. no one wants it to come from the wuhan lab because we may be culpable. >> harris: we'll be together on another day. president biden facing huge blow back for publicly shaming the unvaccinated. >> today was more hostile towards the unvaccinated in his speech than he has been towards the taliban in afghanistan. >> harris: critics saying the president's tone is pitting americans against one another and making

>> maybe not this one but a virus. >> what i can tell you is folks i have worked with at the nih overir goal has been singular to make sure we have done everything we can understand to disease, prevent it and get well. that is fundamental function. that's what their goal is what they do. all of us in government now are united in wanting to understand where this pandemic started and how it started. it's not just a responsibility of the united states. this is -- this must be a global responsibility and every country should be pushing for to get the right answers. to say once we do get answers along the way, we have got to work together to make sure we are putting systems in place to identify these kind of viruses when they first crop up and then contain them quick who i have we don't see the kind of global pandemic that we're dealing are right now. >> bret: we appreciate the time here. mr. secretary, i want to end with this. you know, the president's critics up on capitol hill say that he talks tougher about unvaccinated americans than he does about the taliban. and there are people in

shannon, this grant from nih peter daszak and ecohealth co-existence of co.across a range of cell cultures from different species and humanized mice. meaning serial passage meaning that you take viruses and you put them through mice with human lungs and immune cells to see what their potential is, testing, probing, seeing what happens. and then they said if it gets close to major mutations, you go back then to the nih for further approvals. that's very concerning and that's what may, in fact, be a smoking gun here. that kind of research can be quite dangerous and could lead to pandemics than shan we know as we are in the middle of this pandemic president biden is going to speak tomorrow about several points that he says will be aimed at getting rid of this latest surge and getting things under control. he has mentioned things like dealing with private sector and private businesses. that raises a lot of red flags for people who think this is going to be more vaccine mandates and passports. those kinds of things. what do you expect he will say and what do you m

an increase in funds to the nih including -- and other federal research programs is critical. i also urge you to -- i'm here to ask for your help. the als committee need your help to ensure the fda accelerates develop meant approval and access to effective als treatment. when we work together, -- congress should urge the fda to use their existing regulatory authorities to move more quickly on a less drugs. specifically the analysis -- association has urged congress to pass the act for als act provide increased access to extreme mental treatments for people with als while funding new research. the als association has urged congress to increase federal funding for research and to develop conditional approval pathway modeled on the successful experience of the european union. i have cared for people with als and conducted clinical trials for over 15 years both in economic and industry settings. in 2013, i attended a public hearing for als held by the fda were many people with als said they are willing to take higher risks, time is a luxury they don't have. they have limited acces

if the nih's dr. collins called a press conference today to announce that a cure for cancer had been found after the years of funding research, it would be cause for celebration. since 2006, there has been a safe and effective vaccine that prevents cancer. it is pretty remarkable, it saves lives. the hpv virus causes cervical cancer and head and neck cancer. by the way, the rates of head and neck cancer in men over the past two decades have increased five-fold. so we have special work to do there. unlike cervical cancer, there is no test for head and neck cancer. what has been concerning is with all of these vaccinations during covid, we had a very dramatic drop off. before the pandemic, the hpv vaccination rates were lower than most other childhood vaccines, especially for adolescents in rural areas. and in boys. but now with the covid effect, childhood vaccination rates, especially for hpv, are down. hpv doses fell by almost 64% for kids aged nine to 12 and 71% for young people 13 through 17, compar

viruses could infect human cells, documents make it clear assertions by collins and fauci that the nih not support gain of function research or potential pathogen enhancement at wuhan were untruthful. that's a mouthful but we had to say. joining me as senator tom on, the first politician to raise the lab leak theory 18 months ago. your take on these new documents. >> i said from tony fauci should be fired, he should be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. for 18 months he has been settling his moral high horse at college kids who want to celebrate a football game and outdoor stadium on a nice fall day or parent to don't want her kindergartners to wear masks their entire lives, telling you you have to wear three masks when all along he has been lying not just to congress but to the american people about his role in funding the reckless and dangerous research at a chinese communist lab that unleashed this pandemic on the world. it is a disgrace and it's time for him to be held accountable. >> if you had to rate this as a scandal what would you rate it as? >> one

the cdc has 41,000 employees along with the nih. they have 20 times the data.initive, conclusive data on boosters, natural immunity, child vaccination outcomes. all kinds of stuff. but instead, they are stuck to their legacy processes where the nih for example spends twice as much money on aging research last year than it did on covid research. when you have these basic questions the public is asking, how does that spread, when are you most contagious, we had a vacuum at get data to answer those questions and as a result, political opinions and fill that vacuum. and that was really how we got behind that eight ball with such a polarized debate over this pandemic. >> sean: it should be really simple. 100 millionish americans have recovered from covid. they have the antibodies and they want to know should i get the vaccine or not. what are the numbers on it? and i appreciate the work you have done to bring the facts to the public. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: that's it. we are out of time unfortunately. going to be with a fire teacher on tucker carlso

. >> explosive new reporting seems to reveal the nih did, in fact, fund gain of function research athe wuhan lab. >> dr. fauci definitely lied to the american public. and he should be held responsible. >> vice president kamala harris is hitting the campaign trail today for embattled gavin newsom. >> they know they are in trouble. they know that he is unpopular. >> a university of texas at austin students filing a federal civil rights complaint over the school's song. >> it's outrageous that leftist would use such a bloody symbol of uc austin ♪ ♪ i feel so close to you right now ♪ ♪ steve: good morning, miami. 6:01 on the east coast. currently outside, 81 degrees as we look at the downtown area and feel so close toy. you are going for a daytime high in the mid to upper 80's. going to feel like the end of summer on this wednesday that kind of feels like a tuesday apes ains it does. short week. all the kids going back to school. brian: don't you get the sense we tapped into the folks. steve: brian, there is a pandemic only club open is price club. [laughter] ainsley: they are all out th

peter daszak got $30.1 million from the nih.unbelievable. >> 600,000 going to the wuhan lab and our intelligence community didn't even talk about it in their report. maria: and then we have to ask the question, was it an accident or not given all of these revelations? thank you so much, gentlemen, for your work. we so appreciate it. we'll be right back. ♪. it, i got it, yeah♪ ♪when they want it♪ ♪we got it, yeah♪ ♪ made your choice? ♪ ♪we got it, yeah♪ get 5g coverage that goes yard. t-mobile. america's largest, fastest, most reliable 5g network. fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mobile benefits. ...and exclusive experiences, like the chance to win tickets to see watch what happens live. hey! it's me. the longer you've been with us... the more rewards you can get. like sharpening your

let's ask nih director dr. francis collins. dr.ateful for their children, if they're back in school full-time, they're happy about it. so now knowing that pfizer says 5-11 years old school age children, they think this vac aoepb will be ready for them with fda approval. could you support a mandate for that age group for the vaccine? >> well, first of all, let's say this is good news. it's still a press release. pfizer has to submit their data for scrutiny. what they said today looks really good. it's one third dose of the vaccine gives an antibody response that's equivalent to what you see in 16-25-year-olds. so we're on the right track. the side effects seem to be quite reasonable. but let's be clear. fda will review this. they'll have to have an advisory committee. they'll have a public meeting. they want all the data out there for people to see. the dose will be two-dose regimen and it will be three weeks apart followed by two more weeks to make sure it is fully taken. kids in the 5-11 age group aren't going to be fully immunize

two days ago, the nih announced the awarding of $470 million to build a national study population cohort to study the long-term effects of covid-19. the funding was supported by the american rescue plan and the parent award is going to nyu. they will make many up to 30 or more sub awards to institutions that will serve as the core of this recovery clinical science. the cohort -- recovered stands for researching covid to enhance recovery. what about this cohort? it is a constellation of researchers, people affected by long covid, representatives from advocacy organizations, working together to develop common protocols. it constitutes populations of adults, pediatrics, and including pregnant women. they will be doing clinical assessments, lab tests, imaging, tissue pathology, looking at data from electronic health records, and mobile health technologies. what are the key questions and gaps we need to fill? epidemiology, phenotypes, spectrums, natural histories, importantly if we're going to do something about it, what are the mechanisms of disease? what are the risk factors or protective f

peter daszak got $30.1 million from the nih.ia: unbelievable. >> 600,000 going to the wuhan lab and our intelligence community didn't even talk about it in their report. maria: and then we have to ask the question, was it an accident or not given all of these revelations? thank you so much, gentlemen, for your work. we so appreciate it. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. >> with regard to the composition of this government or interim government i noted the fact that it certainly does not meet the test of inclusivety and it includes people who, have very challenging track records. maria: challenging track records.

that's what the nih director was referring to. this is what we know. that the efficacy of the mrna vaccines do appear to wane over several months. the pfizer vaccine data subtles that the efficacy of that vaccine declines about 6% every two months. we started vaccinating people almost nine months ago. data out of israel suggests that the highest risk for severe infection as the efficacy wanes is in people over the age of 60. and booster data from israel suggests that once you start boosting folks, the neutralizing antib antibody htiters rise dramatically. it's the movement. i think what we're going to hear from the fda advisory committee is a go ahead to boost people over the age probably of 60, because that's where the data is most solid. the question is what does this really mean for people who are younger? and do we need to start boosting them now? and we probably have some time to wait, because we didn't start boosting younger people until the spring. and many of those folks will still have relatively high levels of neutralizing antibodies? >> that

fauci and e nih did approve millions of dollars in u.s. why doin you need to have foia documents and requests? why do you need to pry this information out when it's u.s. taxpayer money, and it's u.s. taxpayers ats risk? >> that's a great question. i think the bigger question is, is why is fauci still hanging on? and the answer to that is so that he can keep this covered up, because if the truth comes out about this, he will be guilty of a crime. obviously, he's guilty of lying to congress, but further these deaths areon going to be on somebody's hands. and,bo unfortunately, the amerin taxpayers are the ones that seem to be footing the bill for it. it goes to another problem of how big our spending is that we don't even know where this money has come from or that we even approved it, yet apparently we did because we spent it in communist china. there's a lot of answers that we've got to get the answers to, but the problem is we've got to have a hearing. and washington takes its sweet time. it'll be six months before we have a hearing, we'll

this new information has come ought through a foya request, the grant applications that went to the nih it was for gain of function research which is genetic modification. this was not a naturally occurring virus,s maria. this was a man-made genetically modified virus and the grant applications that i was denied access to that we got through a foya request now actually prove that what was goingue on at that lab was gain of function and the worst thing, maria, is that it was done through echo health, peter daszak got $3.1 million from the nih, 600,000 going to the wuhan lab and our intelligence community didn't even talk about it in their report. maria: t and then we have to ak the question, was it an accident or ofth not, given all of these revelations. tang you so much, gentlemen, for your work. we so appreciate it. we'll be right back. it. it. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we only serve those who honorably served. all ranks, all branches, and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. are we still exclusive? absolute

the nih director is out with a stunning claim. boosters will probably be approved for those under 65. this is the statement that raised eyebrows. if you want authoritative statements on vaccines, americans if you're confused by us, you will get h move to china. you get more authoritative statement. >> look at the data, have experts consider it, make the best judgment, recognizing that the judgments may change. if people want absolutely authoritative statement about here is the right answer that is not what our country is all about. move to china. you will get it there. elizabeth: i guess we should look to foreign studies, doctor. it is really confusing. >> he was joking about that hopefully. he is saying that with china, china you get some kind of something out of the chinese communist party, not even a scientist. you mentioned the right name, dr. paul off get who i interviewed several times is a smart scientist. a pediatrician. infection disease specialist. what he basically said i ain't approving this for 16 and above. not recom

we're seeing tens of millions of dollars out of the pentagon, out of the nih. ecohealth alliance and going towards this research for more than a decade. so, dr. fauci admitted he does not track how china spends u.s. money. so there is a lot of at stake here. what his cover is going to be is that it's not gain of function research because he is deciding what that definition is. so he doesn't have to abide by it, right? and dodge accountability. let's watch senator paul on this. watch. >>> we're still funding that lab today? well that is what these new documents show us. they have another set of funding at that will last from 2020 to 2025 but just in august i passed a unanimous amendment to stop it. dr. fauci has been asked about this. senator kennedy asked him in committee do you trust the scientists. he said that is where the viruses are. we have to keep investing there. what if it leaked, and didn't help with us a leak. what if it originated and failed to tell us all along and didn't tell us? would dr. fauci not reassess his trust of the chinese come communist

the cdc, the nih, the infectious diseases society of america have not recommended the use of this drug19. what is even more concerning is that people are going to animal stores and buying these liquids or paste that are intended for horses. what i have right here is a 10 mlsyringe. this is seven times the dose for a human. it's dangerous. >> an ohio judge ordered a doctor to give ivermectin to a severely ill patient who got a prescription from a doctor and filed a lawsuit against the hospital after the hospital refused to give it to her husband. how concerned are you that there are doctorsprescribe it and you have a judge getting involved telling you you have to inject somebody with it? >> yeah, erin, i think this is pretty tricky. i don't know all the politics in ohio. what i do know is ivermectin has been used for humans for certain conditions such as the worms and s scabies and lice. it is generally safe for those conditions, however, the ivermectin trials for covid-19 often have double and triple the human doses. so right now the safety aspect is unclear. >> dr. yu, thank you very