i cannot testify to the scope of the research beyond the nih -- >> the nih doesn't communicate with us? we're paying them $34 million. surely they know what they're doing. >> for the most part, the research that comes out of china, if you look at things over the years, and i'm not talking about this period where it's all focused on china, anti-china. i'm talking about decades of collaboration particularly in the arena of influenza and other diseases. there is a lot of research going on. i don't think i can tell you what all research is going on because i don't have eyes on all the research. >> are we communicating with them, though, somehow, with china? >> well, yeah, we communicate a lot with them. certainly there's been a lot of stress and strain right now when you talk about the wuhan situation. but our colleagues in shanghai, our colleagues in beijing, we communicate with them all the time. the chinese have a very, very fine center for disease control and prevention modelled against our own cdc. and our cdc is in very good collaboration and cooperation with them. >> i think if they

that is fauci's nih.auci's own emailsai showed he was warned as early as january of 2020 -- as a matter of fact, the very day that donald trump with the travel ban in effect ten days after the first identified case of coronavirus in the u.s., that there was significant evidence that the virus originated in a lab and had been manipulated. at least one of the genomes was. publicly, fauci was saying the opposite, promoting the wet market theory. on january 31st, that is the day researcher dr. christian anderson emails fauci, "the unusual features of the virus make up a really small part of the genome, so one has to look really closely at all the sequences to see that some of the features potentially look engineered." that would be gain of function. the next day, on february 1st, fauci sent an urgent email to his niaid principal deputy director, it is essential that we speak this morning, read this paper, as well as the email that i will forward to you now. you will have tasks today thaten must be done, with

notatwhat you house within the nih . and that is you being the main advisor to the president on this issue why would you say declassifyit so we can look at ? >> i would have to find out senator. when you're talking about classified information that's certainly above anything that i do because i want to reiterate for therecord that the nih does not do any classified anything . >> all hundred senators were for doing it. many of us have the ability to do it . you, others, doctor walensky, it might be a big deal to do it . >> thank you for those answers. i've got a question about and this is aimed at doctor walensky. what about the importance of therapeutics utand i ask you this back on may 26. where is that in the whole journey in terms of having another tool and prophylactics as well because there's a lot all of us acknowledge vaccinewas a miracle to get. your scene where you're running into some that simply won't get it . it's hard for me to imagine if you vaccinate the rest of the world when you put the same amount of en

an act h -- nih and barda must be progressive.his administration must be aggressive in pursuing every off -- every option to work around that contract and use every tool at its disposal to accelerate vaccine production, including the defense production act. president biden must be aggressive in compelling other countries to back the trips waiver which would allow more countries to manufacture more covid vaccines. when the wto meets later this month for its 12th ministerial conference, i will be watching to ensure the proposal on temporarily waving some intellectual property rights rules is excepted. i know these are serious and complex issues that cannot be easily resolved, but i also know that failure is simply not an option. this pandemic will not be over until it is over around the world. i hope that through this hearing, we can gain some clarity as to why we are not moving fast enough. why we are enabling a system that now -- enables pharmaceutical companies to profit off of global suffering and how we plan to vaccinate 8 bill

the nih coming your own agency has rebuked them. but you're still unwilling to admit when they say they became sicker. the new virus that isn't gain of function? >> according to the definition that is currently operable -- >> let's make it clear for the people that are listening, the current definition was done over a two to three year period by outside bodies including two conferences by the national academy of sciences, engineering and medicine on december, 2014, march, 2016. we commissioned external risk-benefit assessment and then on january of 2017, the office of science and technology policy in the white house issued the current policy. i haven't changed any definition. >> the same day the nih said there was a gain of function, the same day the definition appeared, the new definition to try to define away what's going on. until you accept responsibility, we are not going to get anywhere close to preventing another leak of this dangerous sort of experiment. you won't admit that it's dangerous and i think that it's time that you

nih grantees. both from natural infection as well as from vaccine-induced immunity, youou have not only antibody responses but you have the development and the maturization of b-cell and t-cell responses. one of the goals over the next several months being done currently is to determine the clinical correlation between the development and maturing of b-cellvi and t-cell responses a clinical effect. we've looking at that both post vaccination, post boost and in individuals infected. we'll get more definitivebe information over t next severalim months. >> should an individual with covid be exempt from the mandate to be vaccinated even if they have natural immunity? >> cdc recommendations suggest that yound have both more durab and robust and known immune response if you're vaccinated after you've been previously infected. >> do children 5 through 11 who haveha recovered from covid j whould theyva be vaccinated exempt? >>ur our guidance is they get vaccinated. data arear emerging on the impa of natura

we need congressional oversight at nih.hat kind of research they're funding because this is dangerous stuff. elizabeth: now you have the white house delaying the biden vaccine mandate until after the holidays. defense workers, defense contractor works, lockheed martin, raytheon, boeing, were up against it. so were struggling companies in the supply chain. they're totally opposed to this. dozens of senators moving to nullify the biden vaccine mandate. rnc, florida is basically moving with lawsuit as unconstitutional overreach. the feeling is we have front line workers, first-responders, small businesses, they stood up when democrats shut down. now the biden vaccine mandate would say you have got to fire them or employers will have to pay tens of thousands of dollars in penalties if there are repeat unvaccinations. what do you say to all this. >> it is ridiculous. i out here in front of the capitol with first-responders and firefighters from d.c. these people put their lives on the line before we knew anything about this viru

fauci and the nih are directly contradictory. i think margaret brennan is a talented journalist, but she dropped the ball in not following up and letting him just respond with insult instead of asking the simple question. you stated that we don't fund gain-of-function research,h, the ni stated that we do fund gain-of-function research bear they can't both be true. and if you like to congress, it's a felony. she didn't press him on that. the reason this matters as there is a lot of circumstantial evidence to suggest that the u.s. government participated in funding research, modifying coronavirus as it could well have led to covid-19. and if that's true, that is stunning and indefensible. we know the chinese government has enormous culpability, but there's a real possibility the american government under dr. fauci does as well and thats is what he's doesn't want to address. >> i think you are right. his testimony was may 11th. g the letter from the nih on october 20th directly contradictory. m last question, we have less than a min

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other actions by the fda and nih will increase testing options and decrease prices. bottom line -- we have made significant progress on increasing overall testing capacity since late summer, including by quadrupling the available supply of at-home tests starting next month. last, on ensuring that our response reaches the hardest hit communities and those most at risk. on his first full day in office, president took historic steps to center our response around equity. he established the covid health equity task force. the president's leadership and our focus on equity has produced significant results. it has effectively closed gaps in adult vaccination rates. for those reasons, kaiser family foundations surveys shows that 73% of black adults, 72% of white adults, and 70% of hispanic adults and gotten their first shot -- at least their first shot by october. earlier this morning, i received a final report from the health equity task force, which will help us do just that. the report includes recommendations on how we can continue mitigating health inequities caused by

at-home test, more over-the-counter test authorized by the fda, as well as other actions by the fda and nih will increase testing options and decrease prices for consumers. the bottom line, we have made significant progress on increasing overall testing capacity since late summer, including quadrupling the available supply of at-home test over 200 million per month starting next month. lastly, on ensuring our response is equitable and reaches the hardest hit immunities, the president's first day in office took steps around equity. he established the covid-19 equity task force. the president's leadership and our intentional, constant focus on equity has produced significant results. we have effectively closed gaps and adult vaccination rates by race and ethnicity. the most recent survey showed that 73% of like adults, 71% of white adults, and 77% of hispanic adults had gotten there first shot by mid-october. we have more work to do, but this is significant progress we can build on. earlier this morning, i received a final report from the health equity task force which will help us to just th

why is it now we have the nih admitting we did fund with u.s. taxpayers -- we the people paid to the chinese to do research on covid vaccines. guest: those are two separate questions. let me start with tony fauci, a close friend. i have known him for 30 years. this is a sincere, decent, honest, hard-working, super intelligent, honest person. he did not deceive the american people. from what he understood, there was no gain of function research in the wuhan to due to virology -- institute of virology funded by nih. in terms of we the people, the declaration of independence does say that. our constitution -- the federal government has no authority to mandate a vaccine. it is basically at a city and state level. president biden's orders are based upon the federal workforce and contractors. and the occupational health & safety act. all of these things were actually part of the democratic process. nobody is suggesting an autocratic or extralegal form of vaccination mandate. mandates have to be lawful and thus far the courts have upheld them almost un

as well as other actions by the fda and nih that will increase testing options and decrease prices for consumers. the bottom line is we face significant progress on increasing overall spending capacity since late summer, including by quadrupling the available supply of at-home tests over 200 million per month. starting next month. last, on ensuring our response is equitable and reaches the hardest hit communities and those most at risk. at its first full day in office, the president took historic steps to center our covid-19 response around equity and he established the covid-19 health equity task force. the president's leadership and our intentional constant focus on equity has produced significant results. we have effectively closed gaps in adult vaccination rates by raising rates. most recent kaiser family foundation survey showed 73% of black adults, 72 percent of white adults and 70% of hispanic adults have gotten at least their first shot by october. we know we have more work to do, but this is significant progress to build on. earlier this morning i received a final report from

nih has rebuked them. your agency has rebukeed them. the thing is you are still unwilling to admit they gained in function with when they say they became sicker. a new virus. that's not gain of function? >> according to the definition that is currently operable. senator, let's make it clear for the people who are listening. the current definition was done over two to three year period by outside bodies including the nsabb, two conferences by the national academy of science, engineering and medicine on december 2014, march 2016. we commissioned external risk/benefit assessment and then on january of 2017 the office of science and technology policy of the white house issued the current policy. i have not changed any definition. >> that definition appeared on the same day the nih said there was a gain of function in wuhan, the same day the new definition to try to define away what's going on in wuhan. until you accept responsibility we aren't going to get anywhere close to trying to prevent another lab leak of this dangerous sort of experi

moderna is locked in a fight with the nih over its covid vaccine. meg has all of the details >> these two entities have essentially been partners on the covid vaccine but now they are in a battle over one of the key patterns behind it we learned from the head of the nih they may take this to court. he said -- he would just heard back from moderna -- mel, it's not just bragging rights at stake. this is a vaccine that could draw up to $18 billion in sales this year and up to $22 billion next year. having nih scientists on the pat e ent could allow the government to have some say in its license. over the last two months the stock has lost half its value. it has been a few bad weeks or month for moderna. >> future revenue may be in play, but could past revenue be in play as well with the government claiming that some of that revenue is due to the government versus moderna? >> potentially gilead has a court case with an hiv drug we will just have to see how this all shakes out in court >> fascinating story thank you. >>> tim, what do you think does this

grant the people who review the grants to get them, something, same people in the nih and in journalhey control the money they control the scientific money the careers of everyone. you won why did scientists wright a letter to the editor of lancet in february 2020 claiming, with certain the origin of the advisers was natural anyone who said otherwise is a conspiracy theorist, so destructive in traps undermines validity of research and statements. maria: we have not seen account for dr. fauci saying they are not going gain of function research on their own. >> i didn't hear that kind of discussion when i was in task force at all. but i think there needs to be an investigation there is no question. >> it is integrate to see you thanks very much, we are taking a break when we come back will talk with marsha blackburn, breaking news this morning, about a hostage negotiationsing took place hours before the president biden did a call with chinese dictator xi jinping. then where is chinese tennis then where is chinese tennis peng shuai since assistance alright, here we go, miller in motion.

the way that you get promoted to the university, nih grants preview submit papers.who review the grants to get them accepted or not, to give you funding are the same people in the nih and in the journals. they control the money, they control the scientific money, they control the careers of everyone. you have to wonder why did the scientist write a letter to the editor of lancet in february of 2020 claiming it was known with certainty the origin of the virus was natural and anyone who said otherwise is a conspiracy theorist. that's a political statement. science has become politicized. but the internal politics and academia is so destructive, there is no transparency. this is an undermined of the validity of the research in their statement. maria: we have not seen any accountability for dr. fauci saying that they were not doing gain-of-function research under oath. >> i did not hear that discussion when i was in the task force at all. but i think there needs to be an investigation, no question. maria: doctor atlas, it's great to see you. we will are going to take a

. >> you are defining, saying it doesn't exist because you changed the definition on the nih website.this is terrible. jillian: portland becoming the latest city to do an about-face on police. eddie scary joins us live. todd: is this job - >> i will not fight. >> contingent on capitol hill. senator rand paul accusing doctor anthony fauci of changing the definition a gain of function research to deny the government's role in the wuhan lab leak theory. >> what you are defining is defining away gain of function think it doesn't exist because you changed the definition of the nih website. this is terrible and you're completely trying to escape the idea that we should do something to prevent a pandemic from leaking from a lab. you changed the definition on your website to try to cover your ass. >> apologize for the use of dirty language. paul called for fauci to accept responsibility that the nih sent funding to the wuhan lab and also calling on fauci to redesign. >> a white house aid is quarantining in scotland after testing positive for cover during president biden's trip to your. a whit

government from the nih.t money went into china to develop super viruses in the lab, watch peter daszak. >> we found other coronavirus is, a whole host of them, some of them looked similar to science. we sequence the spike protein the protein that attaches to cells. i didn't do this work but my colleagues in china did the work. you create particles and insert the spike protein from the viruses into human cells. this virus could really become hyper genic and people. liz: we understand where you're coming from, you're a doctor and out for the public good. we understand that what rick is talking about is politics. what were talking about from the beginning is how the covid-19 by restarted in the dangerous super virus research that dr. fauci admitted in testimony he left oversight of it could not keep track of and the response to senator john kennedy, your word on that. >> gain-of-function research as been controversial for a long time. i do think there's important questions to be asked about how the research was

that nih had to funded.ght committee member that a limited experiment was indeed conducted and dr. fauci said yesterday you know, all this criticism of him by republicans is just a lot of noise and really, what they are doing, they're not just criticizing me. they are criticizing science with a capital s. watch. >> anybody who is looking at this carefully realizes that there is a distinct antiscience flavor to this. so if they get up and criticize science, nobody is going to know what they are talking about. but if they get up and really aim their bullets at tony fauci, well, people could raise there is a person there. so it's easy to criticize. but they are really criticizing science because i represent science. that's dangerous. >> senator cruz told the attorney general you should be prosecuted. >> yeah. [laughter] i have to laugh at that. [laughter] i should be prosecuted? what happened on january 6th, senator? ainsley: why we bring that up? prosecuted because he lied to congress, which is illegal. on may

fauci told us the nih did not fund gain-of-function research. there was a request to produce documents that show the nih in the wuhan institute of virology funded research on coronavirus and how to make them more transmissible and more deadly. that's the definition of gain-of-function research. there is a big question about dr. fauci at the end of the day. it's not funny, we want to know how this started, where it started and it seems like he's playing a game with us, it's like a tap dance that he does to get around the facts. i agree with tyrus on this, why this guy still has a job, how can you be wrong on so much very clearly the political and not presenting people with facts and science anymore and still get to keep your job, it does beg the question. raymond: especially when it appears the american taxpayer funded the creation of this virus and now spending trillions to put it down. somebody's making a lot of money here, all of this has to be probed by congress and should be. there is another study i want to reaction, brown university has a

so here's the guy himself who runs the alliance acknowledging to the nih his gratitude for lifting theuci said they weren't even allowing to happen. >> that's extraordinary. so i guess the next question is when is there going to be a subpoena for peter so he can be asked these questions about what kind of research his group was doing in the wuhan lab in conjunction with the bat doctor there? >> yes. it's really incredible that he's managed to escape any sort of legal account ability. the congressman, morris rogers from washington state issued a letter yesterday demanding follow up to a previous letter. it seems that the letters that members of congress write who have oversight control don't get answered, but freedom of information act and lawsuits from private foundations get answers. we're going to have to turn up the heat here one way or another because they are getting away with mass murder in effect at eco-health alliance and their work with china and it's not stopped. 23.4 million is going to them. >> we're going to continue our conversation next time. david, thank you very much,

reporter: the president on thursday is going to nih. is there anything more you can tell us about the purpose of that visit and how it might differ from what we just heard from him today? sec. psaki: the president is going to the national institute of health on thursday and he will put a detailed strategy of learning how we're going to fight covid this winter. not with shutdowns or lockdowns, but with more widespread vaccinations, boosters, testing and more. that is something that we had every intention of providing an update to the american people on around this time of year anyway , that that's what people can expect on thursday. go ahead. and i will come back to you again. reporter: thank you, jen. the president said earlier today that there haven't been any recommendations to put in place domestic travel requirements but what we saw with the delta variant is that once it was already here, it spread rapidly across the country. why not have any testing or vaccination requirements whatsoever for domestic air travel since people are flo

i'll speak to nih director dr.s. >> americans say they aren't feeling optimistic. is the economy on track or in republican? arkansas republican governor asa hutchinson will be here. >>> plus grim milestone, coming up on a year since the january 6 riot, is the committee investigating at tacks making progress? >> it's also important to ou

fauci says the nih is ono longer funding research at the wuhan lab in china.troversial vaccine mandate for businesses with more than 100 employees. there is fierce resistance already and threats of legal action but there is now a deadline. fox business correspondent madison all worth shows you don't. >> these new vaccination rules announced today go into effect on january 4th. and they're the farthest reaching covid-19 vaccine mandate we have seen to date it will impact about two thirds of america's fork worse. under this osha requirement edge employees with over 100 workers will be required to be fully vaccinated by january 4th or provide negative covid tests on a weekly basis. who is paying for those tests? the employee. in impacts about 48 million employees. if a company is noncompliant, there are some hefty fines. starting at over $13,000 and going up from there. additionally, all healthcare workers at facilities that accept medicare and medicaid will also be required to be vaccinated. that's another 17 million workers. they will have no testing option. th

the head of the nih is going to join us life. also why today is a big day for travel deals and what you can expect. plus, the ceo of walmart u.s. joins us to talk about how the retail giant is dealing with supply chain issues and rising prices. was, tigers weight, his first interview since that devastating car accident. what he is saying about his future on the golf course. and we are kicking off west side story week. one actress is here live this morning. she blew me away because she said she did not read for steven spielberg. she just said sir, i can't, and she got it. i guess i need to try out for more thanks. i will be like, i can't. i just don't know if it will turn out as well. [laughter] reggie: speaking of something's coming, ginger, i know you cannot see me, but i am holding your new book in my hand. i just got it at home yesterday. i am so excited. >> caray. i hope you still like me after you read it and i hope everybody else does as well. reggie: i'm going to love you even more. lease. it is called a little closer to h

i'm not only getting information from cdc and the nih, i'm getting information from colleagues in south africa, europe, many other places. the global community is connected in this pandemic, and the way we're sharing information is unprecedented and great example of how the global community can work together to defeat a virus. >> if there's a positive, that is one to focus on. thank you. >> thank you, erica. >>> still to come, congress could issue criminal contempt charges for mark meadows as soon as this week. we'll have the latest from the january 6th committee. >>> plus, we're learning a second case of the omicron variant confirmed now in israel. as we know, all foreigners have been banned from entering that country. the government says the miss universe pageant, that's still on. >>> okay. and the trial of jeffrey epstein's companion ghislaine maxwell is about to begin. (man 1 vo) i'm liviving with cll and thanks to imbruvica (man 2 vo) i'm living longer. (vo) imbruvica is a prescription medicine for adults with cll or chroni lymphocytic leukemia. bruvica is not chemotherapy- it's th

fauci and nih has garnered much more attention than my vote on contempt charges . as i promised folks when i ran for office when i got sworn in, i swore an oath to the constitution. the vote on subpoena powers, i would not want to water down those powers for congress because when republicans are in the majority, we will want to have hearings, we will want >> the u.s. house about to gavel in to begin legislative work. members are expected to consider a number of bills dealing with small business development as well as native american lands and casino gaming bills. also, negotiations ongoing on president biden's social spending package. we could see lawmakers take up that bill and the senate-passed $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill later this week. and now live to the floor of the u.s. house here on c-span.

the amount of support that you and your colleagues were involved with 20 years ago in getting the nih the resources were exactly the reason why we were able to move so quickly. it was a belief in science that has gotten us here. we have to get that message back on the front burner to the american people. >> i don't want to keep going to the past, but our government folded off back with addressing hiv-aids, we had huge bipartisan support built on science. i remember president bush sent you to africa -- didn't send you there, you went, but you came back and said it is doable but it will take science, everyone coming together. we took it on, it was bipartisan, trusting science, and there are probably 20 million people alive because of that. we know we can is just getting back to it. communication -- i want to ask how you are doing, but before i ask because you are in the middle of this and applauded by most, criticized by some -- but communication, when we were addressing it in 2005, two thousand six, all of us said that is probably the number one thing that we need to get right. i'm not

they claim the nih are funding other studies where animals were euthanized.een peeta and trumpers, but that'd be putting lipstick on a pig, something even peeta would hate. but it's this drum beat of d demonizing fauci. the complex amplifies any negative narrative about designated enemies. these obsessive efforts are a symptom of this environment of asymmetric information warfare. some people profit off polarization and misinformation, while local newspapers that edit and fact check are lie ddying o vine. it seems designed to create distrust in media institutions at a time when we need to reason together. as it stands, social media algorithms more easily spread misinformation than truth. we need transparency about how folks exploit the algorithms. right now, lies and conspiracy theories appear to be getting more exposure than actual facts. the volume of misinformation is disorienting, causing people to lose their common sense. but these nightmare visions of negative partisanship are always ultimately nonsense. that's your reality check. >> lara logan and her

. >> there's sort of a group of people, very powerful people in science who are at the nih like dr.y you get promoted and the university is to have nih grants. you submit papers. the people who review the grants to get them accepted or not to give you funding are the same people in the nih and in the journals. they control the money, they control the scientific find and control the careers of everyone. you have to wonder why did the scientists, for instance, write a letter to the editor in february 2020 claiming that it was known with certainty the origins of the virus was natural and anyone who said otherwise was a conspiracy theorist. that's a political statement. maria: well, congressman, maybe that's why fauci decided to mislead everybody when he was under oath and said that they were not doing gain of function research because they are in the cabal. >> well, there's a lot of truth to what mr. atlas is saying here and, you know, the scientific world has become politicized thanks mostly in part to the work of tony fauci who i called to resign months ago and i think he should beca

>> the experiments by doctor fauci and the nih certainly garnered much more attention in my vote. as i promised i swore the vote on the subpoena power i wouldn't want to waterdown those powers for congress because when republicans are in the majority we want to have hearings and investigations. there has to be a method to hold those individuals responsible and it wasn't long ago that weat had at the hearings into the committee was created in the same manner and even the secretary of state showed up to ignore the subpoena so as somebody that is on oversight and at the ranking member of the civil rights subcommittee, i'm going to protect those rights to call people to testify and if they don't show up hold them in contempt regardless of the political affiliation and regardless of who's in the white house. .. >> and now these are areas that bring the country together, and that their calling the doctormu out of the 44 puppies were drugged and the local courts cut out they just couldn't hear the bar, this what it takes to bring our country together, the let's do it printed. >> martha c

cheryl: nih officials allowed the the group to police its own research which is now raising oversight, the pentagon raising alarms over china's new clear capability. according to the annual report to congress, china is rapidly accelerating its nuclear stockpile and will quadruple its warheads by 2030. the report indicates that china is expected to have 700 deliverable warheads by that time compared to the u.s.'s 5,500 warheads and russia's 6,225 warheads. well, deere is walking away from the bargaining table as union members failed to ratify a negotiated contract for the second time in less than a month, the contract rejected on tuesday included a 10% raise in pay plus they would get an $8,500 bonus for each worker and pay increases through the entire six-year deal. this measure was he defeated by union members. 55-45%. there's deere, flat in the premarket. finally, for your morning, americans are going bananas for bananas. uber eats says the fruit is the most popular grocery items, according to orders in the last 12 months. they delivered more than 23,000 pounds of bananas. other pop

want held accountable who were clearly lying even after they had gotten the research money from nsaid nih shame on all of them, especially for killing people, that makes them all horrible people. >> i'm looking forward to fauci's new disney movies, minus 101 dalmatians need to they don't use dalmatians, they use beagles because beagles are nice, that's what so sad. man panel sticking around. progressives and moderate democrats in an endless tug-of-war about how hope is to work. the answer might surprise you. new handy guide to explain it to you, that's next. ♪♪ halloween may be over but the specter of woke, never too far away. if you are democrat party in the wake of the virginia election debacle progressives now claim i love this so much, they lost this week because the party wasn't woke enough. >> i and show the limits of trying to run a fully one 100% moderate campaign, that does not excite, speak to or energize the progressive base and we weren't even really revived to contribute. [laughter] kennedy: invited . kennedy: even jane also said his party has gone too far left. >> deep under

of guiding the response, and there was the creation of a parisian warp speed, the marriage between nih, scientists, the regulators and the logistical capability of the department of defense to try to scale the manufacturing and development deployment of the vaccine. we didn't do that early on. we had a misguided but the didn't have the capability were the resources or the the culture to be able to do what has to get done. >> i get that and you make that case very strongly in the book. was it so hard to see that they were not up to that challenge? >> people involved in policymaking didn't recognize what the limitations were and also there was a failure of the for generally on to recognize how this was going to unfold therei should have been an awareness that this could be a global pandemic. there were a lot of people around the united states at that point that had an awareness. those that shut down the province and basically crushed their entire economy to get control should have been a pretty good indication that this was serious. so if that was the case, then you needed to hit the red

gentlemen as much as i distrust the people running the world health organization, the cdc, the fda and the nih. a vertical alphabet soup of expert who is seem like they are way in over their heads. when i say trust the science, that doesn't mean buy the science. it doesn't buy the stock market but it means do not panic. once again, do not panic those who panic it was friday. already they -- they got a kick me sign on their forehead, on their back man, they regret it. i think we heard one loud shoe drop friday. we're waiting for a softer shoe. it will give you the confidence to buy stocks a second time. one list if you think we're going back to business as usual. that's the buy the dip that we already had. another list for those who are worried about a slow down, that mean a viable dip that's about to happen. the drug companies are using sophisticated methods at an unbelievable blistering pace artificial intelligence has celebrated the vaccine process it takes days. you have to sell some like this new variant. totally on the ropes just stomped even as they had said it yet. that's fear pulling t

steve: earlier this week the latest confrontation between senator paul and doctor fauci over the role nihronavirus. >> you continue to mislead and support in that you trust us chinese scientist you appear to have learned nothing from this pandemic that the preponderance of evidence points to the lab the way you have done is change the definition on your website to try to cover your ass. >> you said i am not willing to take any responsibility for the pandemic? i have no responsibility for the current pandemic. the current pandemic. steve: as we have laid out on the show it's increasingly likely that she had more responsibility for the current pandemic than any other single person and we will not west until he faces accountability but in the meantime how could you possibly criticize fauci? we have more true one —- prove he's not be safe he spent our money on cruel experiments on puppies. a newspaper headline for the ages fauci himself denies the story but it's too upsetting that one person had been all over this demanding the truth and accountability that is south carolina congresswoman who

you know that and you continue to mislead and support nih money going to wuhan and so you trust the chineseentists who appeared to have learned nothing from this pandemic which would you today finally take responsibility for funding gain of function research and wuhan? comes to fighting the pandemic of covid, whether it's saving the planet from the climate crisis, whether it's in norma's success with the global minimum tax, but covid, everything we do. >> the power grab really is with new mandates on american employers turning screws on 100 million workers. you see an emergency directive under osha the pandemic police is forcing 2 thirds of the country's were forced to choose between supporting their families and taking a vaccines they may not want and in many cases do not need. this should disturb you greatly. biden's actions are plainly unconstitutional and illegal. if we submit to his rule he will have arrived at a point of no return but there is some good news. a former high-ranking trump official told me today the biden mandate is unlikely to survive legal challenges for a variety of r