so tony fauci is back, unchastened, with still more commands. is christmas, fauci says, you should not to see her family and should definitely not go to church. >> with the crisis surgeon, a warning and a plea from dr. anthony fauci. should people now cancel their travel plans for christmas? >> to the extent possible, don't travel, don't congregate together. >> tucker: notice how the other tv channels work in concert with the censors and the hysterics to clamp down on the population. you just sought a second ago. you saw melinda gates on one channel being egged on by the anchor. don't you think we should commit more censorship? oh, deftly, says melinda gates. on another channel, with fauci, do you think people should leave their homes? of course, people should not leave their homes. that was the message with tony fauci, don't travel or congregate. didn't he not tell us just last month? indeed he did, and he was wrong. but he will tell us again and google will not censor him for misinformation. fauci is too useful to censor. for example, when joe

explained that one, tony fauci.nfortunately for all of us, president ouchi could not make it on the show, he has a country to run. we did invite dr. -- to unravel the mystery. doctor, thank you much very much for coming on. let me start with a very simple question. if texas and florida famously, you hear this all the time, have let their guard down and let people kind of do what they want, and they have bigger populations than new york, new york is shut down completely, why does new york have more coronavirus deaths? >> well, you know, the issue, there are several reasons, but the most important reason is if you look at the living conditions of a place like new york versus florida and texas, and the speed with which new york was hit with the virus at the beginning of the pandemic, you have a very densely populated area in new york that was hit with a heavy viral load, so basically whatever you turned in the densely populated area, you are running into virus in big doses. so, the hospitals and the medical system beca

those kids, your former kids belong to tony fauci now. tony fauci, america's parent.e will make the decisions about your kids, thank you very much. in conjunction with the nation's uber mom who by the way is also 80 years old mrs. nancy d. pelosi. watch her fret about the health of our children. >> are you confident that students and teachers will go back safe live to school in the fall? >> no, i think what we heard from the secretary was malfeasance and dereliction of duty. this is appalling. they are messing, they are messing, the president and his administration are messing with the health of our children. going back to school is -- presents the biggest risk for the spread of the coronavirus. >> tucker: um-huh. if that's not criminal what she just said, we may need to redefine what it means to commit a crime. 60 million school-aged children affected by a decision that was wrong. and many of them hurt for life. but we just blow right past it. and allow political leaders like that to blow right past it with phrases like the health of our children. what happens when y

tony fauci. >> [indiscernible] many in our nation are saying if dr. fauci gets the vaccine, i will. foror me, it is important two reasons. i am attending physician here on staff at the nih clinical center. , as a symbol to the rest of the country that i feel extreme confidence in the safety and efficacy of this vaccine. i want to encourage everyone who has the opportunity to get vaccinated so that we can have protection in this country that will end this pandemic. thank you, dr. fauci for coming today. questions, concerns? dr. fauci: no. >> [indiscernible] thanks for helping out. [applause] >> next we have dr. francis collins. >> [indiscernible] >> tell us about why you are getting vaccinated today. >> it is an incredible privilege to serve as director of the national institutes of health, where so much of this work has been helping over the course of this tumultuous year. i get to talk a lot about these vaccines and their promise for ending this terrible pandemic. it is one thing to hear me talk about it, it is another to have me roll up my sleeve and say i believe this is the way

wonderful hank my ife and second lady karen pence, tony fauci, members of the coronavirus task force who are joining us here today. to thank the ant fine medical team at walter reed our tal that administered vaccine today. i didn't feel a thing. well done. nd we appreciate your service to the country. you know, as the christmas oliday approaches, this is always a season of hope. we gather here today at the end affirm tooric week to the american people that hope is way.e and karen and i were more than happy to step forward before out to take the afe and effective coronavirus vaccine that we have secured and produced for the american people. inspiring day. as the people of this country week under past operation warp speed, the first coronavirus vaccine is literally states ministered in across the country to millions of americans. mistake about it, it's a medical miracle. i'm told byvaccine, our experts, usually takes between eight and 12 years to and then mothanufacture and but we're on track here in the united states to administer millions of doses to less thanan people in one year. i

tony fauci and dr. deborah birx. i want to thank robert redfield and all the great men and women at the c.d.c. and secretary of h.h.s. i want to thank the great team at fema that have stood up the greatest national mobilization since world war ii. pete gainer and general sanford and all those that worked to make sure that the american people and our health care workers have the supplies they need has made an extraordinary difference in the life of the nation. i'm also grateful for the steady hand and leadership of dr. ben carson, who has been with us every step of the way. i know i speak for every american when i say -- and i speak for our president when i say thank you for your service this year and in the days to ome. the truth is, the american people deserve to know that we've never been more prepared to combat the coronavirus virus than we are today. as we see hospitalizations rising and heartbreaking losses, we'll continue to marshal the resources we've secured as a nation, including a safe and effective vaccine

tony fauci are as follows. in his first 100 days, as he said in the jake interview, everyone must wear a mask wherever possible. number two, his team will get at least 100 million vaccines in the hands of people, and number three, in the first 100 days, he will have most schools open if congress provides the funds that we need. what do you make of those objectives and are they attainable? >> yeah, i think they are very attainab attainable. there are nuances around all of them, first of all, with the 100 days of masking. he talks about the fact that government buildings are places where he can influence and mandate these masks to be worn. i got to tell you, i was at the white house just a couple weeks ago. i mentioned that i was interviewing ambassador berks and i was stuck by how many people were still not wearing masks. it can go a long way in setting an example in those types of buildings as well as trains, planes and buses and things like that. the 100 million doses he said, i believe, of vaccine within 100

tony fauci will be a member of my covid team. by now, dr. fauci needs no introduction. but he'll have my gratitude when i'm president, the seventh president he will have served. we know each other and we've known each other for a long time. and i'm so grateful when i called him, almost before i asked, he said yes. i've seen him take on hiv/aides, h1n1, ebola, zika over his nearly 40 years of service to our country. dr. fauci is trusted, a truth-tell he truth-teller, a patriot. he'll tell me what i need to know, not what i want to know. what i need to know. not what i want to know. this is my core covid health care team. before january 20th, we'll be adding more leaders to oversee vaccine distribution, the supply chain, testing and other key functions. to each of you on this team, you have my gratitude and i mean that. you have my gratitude for answering the call to serve. and to your families. i know many of you are making real sacrifices to do this. thank you. to your families, i say thank you directly. we couldn't do this without them or without you, the families supp

tony fauci is made very clear that the worst of the pandemic is ahead of us, not behind us. we knoww what is coming and yet we are not responding. we know this is not going away soon and yet we are not responding. a program, operation warp speed was created to create a vaccine but because for seven months republicans have refused to fund the public health system of our country at the state and local level we have operations nail speed to put the vaccinations in the arms of the american people. it was anticipated bowl. tony fauci and others were warning us in may june and july that there would be a second wave in the 2nd wave could be bigger. we got the warning they republicans refused to heed that warning. and here h we are now with the public health infrastructure to deal with the overflow capacity in emergency rooms and icu's all across the country while simultaneously asking state medicals institutions to put vaccinations into the arms of healthy people without the resources provided by the federal government to help those states and local communities to deal with that cr

tony fauci. >> [indiscernible] dir. mcgowan: many in our nation are saying if dr. fauci gets the vaccine, i will. so tell us why it is important. dr. fauci: for me, it is important for two reasons. one, i am an attending physician here on staff at the nih clinical center. so i do see patients. but as important or more important, as a symbol to the rest of the country that i feel extreme confidence in the safety and efficacy of this vaccine. and i want to encourage everyone who has the opportunity to get vaccinated so that we can have protection in this country that will end this pandemic. >> thank you, dr. fauci for coming today. any last-minute questions, concerns? dr. fauci: no. >> ok. [indiscernible] thanks for helping out. before you let go, i'm going to put a band-aid on it. there we go. thank you so much. [applause] dir. mcgowan: next we have dr. francis collins. tell us about why you are getting vaccinated today. dr. collins: it is an incredible privilege to serve as director of the national institutes of health, where so much of this work has been helping ov

tony fauci will be a member of my covid team. by now, tony -- dr. fauci needs no introduction. but he'll have my gratitude when i'm president, the seventh president, he will have served. we know each other and we've known each other for a long time. i'm grateful, and almost before i asked, he said yes. i've seen him take on hiv/aids, h1n1, ebola, and covid-19. dr. fauci's trusted, a truth-teller, a patriot. like every good doctor, he'll tell me what i need to know, not what i want to know. what i need to know, not what i want to know. this is my core covid health care team. we'll add more leaders to oversee vaccine distribution, supply chain, testing and other key functions. to each of you on this team, you have my gratitude, and i mean that, you have my gratitude for answering the call to serve. and to your families. i know many of you are making real sacrifices to do this. thank you. and to your families, i say thank you directly. we couldn't do this without them or without you, the family, supporting this. and to the american people, i know we've all had a lot of sleepless n

in the words of tony fauci, were the worst may be ahead of us for these families. it's worse to have inflicted upon families in our country.

tony fauci spoke to your gathering. tell us the one element of his talk that was reassuring about someone who played a role in the development of this vaccine? >> i think the most important thing about dr. fauci's presentation to our congregation and the larger community, we had almost 3,000 people register for this event. is the fact he showed up, very transparent. he was aware of the problems and he spoke that. he said he would take the vaccine, he would suggest his family take the vaccine. and he talked about the dangers of not taking it. i talked to a lot of people in my congregation who heard him. they found him to be credible, trustworthy, and that really counted. but, you know, it's going to take more than dr. fauci. it's going to take people in the community. so we are hoping that community leaders will follow dr. fauci's lead and speak out. doctors and nurses who are in the community, community health center representatives. and all of those people are working in the boston area i know to talk to people, to get

and so it is comforting to know that tony fauci will be there. with him for decades. we know the new white house chief of staff, ron klain, has worked with tony fauci on ebola, for example. there's a pre-existing relationship there. so they can be honest with each other, work together and you can try to remove the politics from this and just try and get people well. >> it is so encouraging, mj, that the president-elect wants dr. fauci to continue to be a top adviser when it comes to this issue and other medical related issues. he's putting together, biden, a pretty impressive team right now to deal with this coronavirus pandemic. clearly, the number one threat facing this country right now. and you've got some names of top people who are going to be asked to lead this effort. >> that's right. it was reported today that jeff zients will be chosen to be his covid chief. people probably remember him best as the person who was brought in to feks the healthcare.gov website when the aca rollout was botched very badly by the administration. i think it's

tony fauci and dr. deborah birx. i want to thank dr. robert redfield and all the great men and women at the cdc. i want to thank secretary alex azar of hhs and seema verma at the center for medicaid and medicare services. i also want to thank the great team at fema that has stood up the greatest national mobilization since world war ii. pete gainer, general sanford and all of those who have worked to make sure that the american people and our health care workers have the supplies they need has made an extraordinary difference in the life of the nation. i'm also grateful for the teddy hand and leadership of dr. ben carson who has been with us every step of the way, i know i speak for every american and i speak for our president when i say thank you for your service in this year and in the days to come. the truth is the american people deserve to know that we've never been more prepared to combat the coronavirus than we are today and each while we see cases rising and hospitalizations rising and heartbreaking losses, we will continue to m

we did a program the other day with our partners, black doctor.org and with tony fauci.ricans on that call. and they stayed on that for an hour and a half with dr. fauci. so we know there's a hunger. but we still be pleased that dr. marcella nunez-smith has now been appointed by the biden/harris administration to take a leadership role in health equity across the board and in this vaccine. so we're going to urge that we need more people of color in senior positions who not only the message but bring the needs that are felt from the community itself. it has to be a two-way street. we don't just need public officials talking to us. we need public officials who are listening to us and i think people like dr. marcella nunez-smith will be key in the era of not only the president but also we celebrate that we have a vice president named kamala harris who is going to be particularly important in that role. >> absolutely. all right, dr. reed tuckson, reverend, i want to call you liz because of your many days as an anchor. i got to get used to that. it's been a long time, but rev

i'm announcing in consultation with tony fauci, we've developed the first three initiatives once. initiativesthree initiatives my first 100 days will in the covid—19 virus. i can't promise that. but we did not get in this mess quickly, we aren't going to get out of it quickly. but i'm absolutely convinced that in the 100 days, we can change the course of the disease and change life in america for the better. first, my first 100 days will require a masking plan. everyone for the first hundred days of my administration to wear a mask. it will start with my sign in order on day one to require masks where i can under the law. federal buildings, travel on planes, trains and buses. i'll also be working with governors and mayors to do the same in their states and cities. we're going to require masks wherever possible. but this goes beyond government action. so, as new president, i'm going to speak directly to the american people. we need your help. wear a mask forjust 100 days. it's the easiest thing you can do to reduce covid cases, hospitalisations and deaths. help yourself, your family and your c

in the words of tony fauci, were the worst may be ahead of us for these families. it's worse to have inflicted upon families in our country. they're refusing to allow for a vote on giving each individual $2000 in order to make it through the rest of this pandemic. and senator sanders today speaks for the millions of americans who are suffering through a devastating health crisis. an unemployment crisis, and eviction crisis, a hunger crisis. and a crisis of faith. faith that their leaders in this country will stand up and provide for americans in their hour of need. lreno, we here in washington must face a moral crisis. why can't we keep working families from starving even as we say under brady to approve a massive defense bill. that is why i am here with my colleague bernie sanders, to call for a simple vote to provide $2000 it is this simple, just like it damn on the house speaker of representatives, the senate should have a vote. upper down, yes or no, too desperate americans. we can get this done quickly and before the holidays if leader mcconnell simply agree t

tony fauci who has proved liberal americans in fact are majority americans because the earth the good doctor on the spar talking of truth so long as it's now sit back at the end of 0 year it was showing people absolutely no need so where were mass and he later admitted he views same as because. the drastic shortage of protective gear through hospital were to decisions in nurses but the one you see lied to the american public and this initial publicity campaign to discourage people from going out and trying to buy on a mass is said to her long lasting in very bitter effect well thought out a fatty obviously a hero to liberal media played by brad pitt in saturday night live with the deny anything he did was against clinical procedure and best interests of the american people what do you make of the fact they don't no one seems to really be talking about something like factory farming we had dr rob wallace he was telling us about the relationship between factory farming and coronavirus why do you think that's just not the subject of debate about when it comes to coronavirus in public dis

tony fauci, we have developed the first three objectives of the new initiatives that i am asking thiseam to complete once i am sworn in. in our first 100 days in office. my first 100 days will end the covid-19 virus -- i can't promise that. but, but, we did not get into this mess quickly. we are not going to get out of it quickly. it is going to take some time. but i am absolutely convinced that it 100 days we can change the course of the disease and change life in america for the better. marco: joe biden, president-elect, spelling it out. in 100 days he hopes things can be changed, but it will not happen immediately. let's bring in a lecturer from the ucl center for u.s. politics. a pleasure to have you with us. let's begin by talking about lloyd austin. what is your thought on the choice of joe biden for his defense secretary? >> lloyd austin wasn't as well-known as some of the other candidates for the secretary of defense position, but he really is in line with what we have seen some of biden's other picks in terms his strong experience and his close working relationship with biden

can see how during this holiday season, the people are looking at the prospects in the words of tony fauci where the worst may be ahead of us for these families. the worst may yet to have been actually inflicted upon families in our country, and yet the republicans are refusing to allow for a vote on giving each individual $2,000 in order to make it through the rest of this pandemic. and senator sanders today speaks for the millions of americans who are suffering through a devastating health crisis, an unemployment crisis, an eviction crisis, a hunger crisis, and a crisis of faith, faith that their leaders in this country will stand up and provide for americans in their hour of need. whenwhile, we here in walking -- meanwhile, we here in washington, we must confront a moral crisis. why can't we keep working families from starving even as we stand ready to approve a massive defense bill? that's why i'm here with my colleague, bernie sanders, to call for a simple vote to provide $2,000 in direct cash payments to americans across our country. it's this simple -- just like they did in the hous

changing the vector at which hiv therapy was being developed and whatnot and i have interviewed tony fauciany times. when you look at this today we may not have had a single larry but we had a lot of people and a lot of demand then the demand curve and do more, like to get a quick snapshot before we go to our question, we may not have known how cheap it found she, the doctors, the scientific they developed it turned out that was not the enemy, the enemy of was one is silly things on social behavior, am i getting it wrong kavita? >> no, i think you are right. one thing we can walk away and say we should be proud as the world is a global cooperation, i -- i think scientists public , health, people could not commend pfizer right here right now if you look at the breakdown tof the data they submitted the fda, i've got to commend them for recruiting people of color, people of different ages, and this is not that far away from who will be in clinical trials where we would coerce patients and not not include a huge population like women for example, i think -- i think we've come a long way that t

distribution of vaccines in england in the uk and i often thought when it come to hiv-aids where tony faucias involved in certainly therapies but we don't have a vaccine and we don't have a so-called cure we have other drugs that are out there, we had an operation warp speed on hiv and aids would there have been a different victory, hypothetical, my question to you you been at this for a long time, what do you think we ought to worry about when it comes to the corners of healthcare, inclusion, dealing with the realities of cost and healthcare system, what do you think as we go when we have to have her eyes wide open as we look at health in the next year or two. >> good seeing you, i have to say i agree and about what we need from the healthcare system, what we need from the biden administration and for patients it is all about their healthcare coverage, they need access to healthcare, we saw this in covid a lot of people don't have the basics healthcare, they don't have doctors, they don't have medicaid and they don't have health insurance, we really need to make sure that every person has

tony fauci has made it very clear that the worst of the pandemic is ahead of us, not behind us. we know what's coming, and yet we are not responding. we know this is not going away soon, and yet we are not responding. a program, operation warp speed, was created to create a vaccine. but because for seven months the republicans have refused to fund the public health system of our country at the state and local level, we have operation snail speed to put the vaccinations in the arms of the american people. it was anticipatable. tony fauci and others were warning us back in may and june and july there would be a second wave and the second wave could be bigger. we got the warning. the republicans refused to heed that warning. and here we are now without the public health infrastructure to deal with the overflow capacity in emergency rooms, in i.c.u.'s all across the country, while simultaneously asking those same medical institutions to put vaccinations in the arms of healthy people, without the resources provided by the federal government. -- to help those states and local communit

the latest holy men is a diminutive federal bureaucrat called tony fauci. is the high priest of the covid cult, a paper mask is his sacred garment. cable television his pulpit. the people of washington bow before father fauci. they throw their patagonia fleeces before him to ease his way as he passes like palm fronds in the streets of jerusalem. they consider him holy. now the city's mayor muriel bowser made it official. she has declared december 24th, formally the date of a notable christian holiday, as dr. anthony s ouchi date. in the streets , dr. tony -- excuse me, saint tony -- many greater than is with joy and exultation. use of ♪ >> tucker: a holy day indeed and they tell you the secular world isn't reverent. it certainly is. we should tell you by the way that percent on his commandments, each one of the people you just saw at the end went back to their apartments alone and spent the night watching netflix with their cats and eating ben & jerry's and solitude. because there is is a monkish religion. well, lunatic ideologues have done profound damage f

as tony fauci is saying, we're not anywhere other than at the beginning of the worst period of the pandemic if is about to hit and we have to give the resources to families in order for them to be able to withstand the crisis about to unfold in our country. >> logistically speaking, i know you're going to object to holding congress over until new year's eve, after that can you stop this? does your leverage only go so far? >> we're going to play this out as hard as we can. right up until the end of the year. until the end of this congress. we're going to do everything that we can to ensure that there is a vote on the floor of the united states senate. on a package that is already passed in the house, on a package that donald trump has said that he supports, a $2,000 check. so we're going to do everything that we can up until time runs out in this congress. there is nothing other than ensuring that we told the american people that we did everything that we could. we tried. we really tried, to get the help to the american people even though ultimately it was mitch mcconnell and his republican

tony fauci . >> so many in our nation are saying if dr. i gets the vaccine, i'm going to get the vaccine. so tell us why it's important. >> to me it's important for two reasons. one is that i'm an attending physician here on the staff at the national institute of health clinical center so i do see patients. but as important or more important is as a symbol to the rest of the country that i feel extreme confidence in the safety and the efficacy of this vaccine and i want to encourage everyone who has the opportunity to get vaccinated so that we can have a vail of protection over this country that would end this pandemic. >> thank you dr. fauci for coming today. any last minute questions, concerns? >> no. >> get a good intramuscular injection here. thanks for helping out. >> before you let go, let me put a band-aid on. >> thank you so much. dr. fauci, thank you. >> what a moment for the nation. elizabeth cohen, dr. fauci, you know him well, getting this vaccine saying how important it is to show the american people it is safe. what was it lik

. >> that of course with tony fauci announcing his triumphant return from the north will.his year santa needed up special delivery. with his age and physical condition he's an obviously candidate. you think the old and sick woul always be first in line for life-saving medical treatment. they are not. very thanks to political pressure, lawyers and unionized teachers, and members of the news media have been classified as essential workers by the cdc so they will have access to the vaccine in some cases before. sandy cortez has received her shocked cortez is 31 years old, she's essentially zero risk of dying from this virus, but she got a dose anyway and of course she did it on instagram. purse and he cortez it means more opportunities to take pictures of herself. there is something disgusting about this as hawaii congresswoman pointed out. dickie for months the cdc has been telling us the elderly are the most vulnerable, but now they are recommending that 100 million so-called essential workers, which means healthy people working at everything from liquor stores to telephone

say what you will about tony fauci, the weird euphemisms of washington, d.c.hen he saying here in english is that you need to avoid going to church. avoid your own family, the congregate settings he just mentioned. you need to spend christmas alone. it's important. alle. the experts agree with th. the centers for disease control said the very message this week. the cdc incident man declared that "the best thing for americans to do in the upcoming holiday season iso to stay at home and not travel." skipping christmas is the best thing says dr. walkie. he's a project of the johns hopkins bloomberg school. those areth the people who just this summer were publicly encouraging blm to riots and our city on medical grounds just needless to say. one scholar, someone who identified as dr. burge on the permit was oh, by the way does not appear to be a actual physician but boasts that she's a climate activists. tweeted the memorable piece of epidemiological guidance back in early june. here it is. "in this moment, the public health risk of not protesting, demanding syste

say what you will about tony fauci, he has mastered, after many decades, the weird euphemisms of washingtond.c. what fauci is saying here in english is you need to avoid going to church, you need to avoid your own family. those are the congregate settings he just mentioned. you need to spend christmas alone. it is important. all the experts agree with that. the centers for disease control said that very message this week. the cdc's incident manager, a man called dr. henry walkie, declared that "the best thing for americans to do in the upcoming holiday season is to stay at home and not travel." so, skipping christmas is the best thing, says dr. walkie. you should know that he is a product of the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health, and those, you may remember, the people who just this summer were publicly encouraging blm to riot in our cities, on medical grounds, needless to say. one senior scholar at the bloomberg school of health, identified as dr. jennifer knew so, does not appear to be an actual decision but boasts she is a climate activist, tweeted this memorable piece of e

. >> tucker: not of course was tony fauci announcing his return from the north pole too much adulationf course, it's usually santa claus who brings a gift. at this year, santa is the one who needed a special delivery. giving his age and physical condition, sent as an obvious candidate for early access to the coronavirus vaccine. you would think that old and sick would always be first in line for life-saving medical treatments, but they're not. thanks to political pressure lawyers and unionized teachers and members of the news media have been classified as essential workers by the cdc. they will have access to the vaccine, and in some cases it before some of those who need it most. politicians can always get it whenever they want because they leave the rules. sandy cortez has already received her shot. cortez is 31 years old, she is at essentially zero risk from dying fromgo this virus. she got a dose anyway, and she did it on instagram. for sandy cortez, pandemic means moreti opportunities to take pictures of herself. there's something disgusting about this. >> for months, the cdc's be

maybe by next summer, as tony fauci says. enter has been the key issue here.e have already seen some pretty tremendous progress in the job market with all the help we got from the initial rounds of fiscal stimulus. people are seeing that, and they are feeling it. they are becoming -- the folks i listen to, they stayed much more confident that we are going to get out of here, and they may think i am too optimistic. i tell them by this time next year, we will be back started where we were. it is all about the medical ther which we now know -- medical answer, which we know has a good chance of getting out there. lisa: is there some sense that investors are looking at the now and seeing profits that are pretty good for the big companies, and they are buying because they got cash? dr. glassman: that is a good point because until last week, i kept telling myself it must be an imagination driving this. we think this is making us more efficient. we saw all of this fiscal stimulus. we know there's a medical enter in the pipeline. but when i saw the news last week on th

tony fauci went on television to reassure americans they could relax. calm down, america.an trust the chinese government. if the chinese are telling us that this virus jumped from a pangolin in a went market and no one even knew existed and we are doing our very best to contain it then that's what happened. >> china has been known to fiddle with their stats before. do you trust but they are telling us about this illness? what i can see right now, they really are being much, much more transparent then what happened with sars. it was embarrassing to them. they are really transparent now, they put the sequence of the virus up on the public database right away. so in that respect, they have been transparent. the one they are really transparent now says dr. anthony fauci. in a well-functioning country, a line like that would make sure you would never work in public policy y again. transparent, transparently dishonest. we know that forsp certain. officials are now claiming the virus came to their country from somewhere else, it arrived in frozen food possibly as a bio weapon sta

tony fauci, sandy cortez, nancy pelosi. they were all among the first to get the vaccine.ding who gets it first? that is a question the rest of us should be asking. these are usually opaque questions. we don't know how these decisions are made. we tried to find out. we learned that one person over at the cdc is responsible for modeling the vaccine's distribution is not a disinterested scientist. he is a left-wing activist. his name is joe walker. he describes himself as nonbinary. he's barely in his 20s. he proudly displays a transgender flag on his twitter accounts. he tells you his preferred pronouns are they and them. he supports the d from the police movement. he appears to be american. he works in the state of georgia. but he describes his location as "occupied land." if so, there you go. a man of science or political activist? let you answer the question. but if you're wondering why the people making critical decisions at our most critical health agencies are deciding to do very strange things like not give the vaccines to the elderly first because they are not diver