those are tony fauci prayer candles prominently displayed inside tony fauci's home. oh. he's real. fauci isn't just the high priest of fauciism, he's also a true believer himself. ron johnson, by contrast, is just a lutheran. he's a member of the united states senate from wisconsin we are happy to have them on tonight. senator, thanks so much for joining us. at a certain point -- look, i think you probably needed someone like tony fauci to guide the country through the dash you know, a point man to explain covid in the early months of it, but at this point, nearly two years in, you wonder why tony fauci has anything at all to do with our covid policy. do you know the answer? >> well, he has been set up on a pedestal and basically -- i refer to them as the covid gods, but tucker, i think the question -- by the way, you laid out the case against him quite well. the lies, the flip-flopping, but i think the question you have to ask about tony fauci and quite honestly the other people in our health care agencies, is have their policy prescriptions, have they worked? we have m

himself who is not surprisingly the world's greatest fan of tony fauci.ain why so many americans don't trust him. >> i am the bad guy to an entiri subset of people because i represent something that is uncomfortable for them. it is calleded the truth. >> tucker: [laughs] they can't handle the truth! those americans! keep in mind some people may distrust tony fauci for other reasons like he is a liar and he has admitted it. he lied about scientific data for example, about herd immunity and he has admitted it. but in the documentary,fi tony fauci taking the long view and begging historians to forget about all of it. >> i hope if historians look back, if they ever would want to look back at what i have done and my life, maybe somebody says, hey, that guy was pretty good. >> tucker: there is a vaccinated man wearing a mask alone outside, that is clearly a sign of mental illness, but the film makes it seem like heroism. what do we make of this? jesse watters is author of the book "how i saved the world,"ak which he basically did. jesse watters, have you seen t

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this research was funded by tony fauci's nih which sent a $375 grant to the lab.y went to drugging beagles, locking their heads and mesh cages full of hungry sand flies us of the insects could eat them alive. that is disgusting and the people who funded it should be submitted to that to see how they like it. "the washington post" today defended it. a columnist there will defend nearly anything. it was his job to take one for the team so he wrote a straight-faced article that defending this is somehow immoral. senior vice president at peta joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. this is so offensive that it is hard to even talk about it on tv but i want to leave open the possibility that maybe there is some reason we had to torture dogs to death? give us your view. >> there is no reason for the disgrace that this experiment is and unfortunately, it is just the tip of the iceberg of what is going on at nih. nih buys thousands of dogs, they subject them to experiments that only freddy krueger could think up and all of this has to change. the last time i wa

. >>> tony fauci says you can trick or treat. i find that hilarious.u whether or not you can trick or treat. of course these are all decisions that we have to make for ourselves. it's about where the risk is and why. it's not about do or don't. as we approach the holidays beyond today americans across the country are wondering what that may look like for the second year amid the pandemic. vaccines, we've done well. we're not where we need to be. take home tests, you can get. buy them at cvs, not hard to use. i do multiple ones because they are not as reliable as pcr tests but they're something. maybe now you get an oral drug. you do know that the drug, if you take it by mouth or monoclonal antibodies you know they don't keep you from getting sick, right. i wish whoever is putting that idea in your head would stop. the pill, monoclonal antibodies, they help you once you are very sick. day don't keep you from getting sick. it's a key distinction. the vaccine does. now, where are we, and where are we going to be, halloween, thanksgiving, christmas. my nex

placebo, to the control or getting the bill and i think for me the most impressive part is what tony fauciated group but it's still a relatively small study. i think merck and company will apply for emergency use authorization. the thing that gets me equally excited, though, is the fact it makes sense unlike i've ivermecr hydroxychloroquine, this is an anti viral drug against influenza and specifically to target rna viruses like the covid-19 virus, the sars 2. when you pull that information together, it looks pretty promising. add four individuals that have breakthrough infection or for some reason didn't get vaccinated, it will have some impact on mitigating the disease but as this really is important to point out, this is not a substitute for getting vaccinated. this is not nearly asfecti teff as getting vaccinated to prevent you from getting ill in the first place. i worry people will think they're off the hook for getting vaccinated and this could be i' ivermectin version 2.0 and we certainly don't want that to happen. >> we certainly don't. do you agree with dr. fauci we have turned t

it's the same tony fauci. fast forward. remember, you do. he dismissed promisee therapeutics like hydroxychloroquine despite please from the doctors would use them successfully on thousands of patients. this is across the globe by the way. the fda follow suit. how many lives could have been saved? how many lives do you think could have been saved had people had an open mind about hydroxychloroquine? >> i struggle with that one. i start to think about it. our numbers were staggering were staggering. >> laura: we could have saved 10,000 lives? >> no, more than that. >> laura: 100,000? >> laura, i hate to say things like that, but, yes. >> laura: of course, fauci is the same media hound that he was at 40. whether posing on the cover of people, in style, appearing with celebs and late-night comics. >> they made fun of fauci antics but my birthday in november. >> you're a busy man, i'm always grateful for you taking time. did you get sucked into politics when you talk about the medicine the medicine. >> have you fantasized about dumping a horses

the folks at college station, texas, on saturday night were obviously not listening to tony fauci at all. not a lot of mask layer. the foolish and unnecessary vaccine mandates did nothing to save lives, but they are pushing people out of the workforce. pilots, health care workers, teachers, firefighters, and police. it's criminal what is being done to these good people. the administration has resisted at first to return welfare payments to normal or allow landlords to collect their rent, restricted the oil and gas industry as i mentioned and now they want to waste trillions more on new government programs that will do more to harm our economic competitiveness. fantastic, guys. common sense is out the window and this administration, we know that. and they believe that americans are mostly racist and destroying the planet anyway so why should people as awful as that have a higher standard of living? shouldn't have any higher standard of living than people living in greece. of course, if we had a real press, they'd be all over this. instead, we have pretender pundits who can't quit thei

at the time our public health official including tony fauci said nothing like that could ever happencountryry are in the west, but that was wrong because those things are now happening in australia.s this is what happens in australia, for example if you try to leave your apartment. >> anthony karam knows poverty when heti steps into the public list and already making so many rules toou cover his mouth as he sneezes. the 27-year-old is infectious but has goneor missing from his wentworth apartment. a warrant now issued for his arrest. >> this 27-year-old chap who has apparently expressed the views he doesn't care whether he spreads the virus is one example of the worst of the worst. >> so national manhunt for a man who sneezed in an elevator. that is the state of play in modern australia. not everybody in the country is on board with this but since australians completely disarmed by their government several years ago, there is precisely can do about it. look what is happening now. they are being crushed and this was a saint the most popular city in the country in the past month, watch

created covid in a lab and covered it up with the help of tony fauci but who cares?ing last year joe biden told us was donald trump killed them, watch. >> if the president had done his job, done his job from the beginning, all the people would still be alive, i'm not making this up, look at the data. look at the data. >> tucker: one of president "does his job," nobody dies of a virus. look at the data, come on man! that's what joe biden said.. biden got elected, honestly for a lot of reasons, a lot of them illegitimate but thematically he got elected because he promised to unlike donald trump stop americans from dying of coded. how was he doing on that campaign promise? according to the latest data from johns hopkins university, more than 353,000 americans have died of corona this year. turns out that's higher than the total number of deaths in this country from all of last year. here's the difference: the majority of americans got vaccinated this year and the deaths are still higher than they were last year under donald trump. what is that all about? honestly. we do

at the time, our public health officials, including tony fauci said nothing like that could happen in our country or in the west. but that was wrong. because those things are now happening in australia. this is what happens in australia, for example, if you try to leave your apartment. >> anthony knows he's covid positive when he steps into the public lift, already breaking so many rules, he doesn't bother to cover his mouth as he sneezes and splatters. the 27-year-old is still infectious, but has gone missing from his wentworth point apartments. a warrant now issued for his arrest. >> this 27-year-old chap who apparently has expressed the view that he doesn't care whether he spreads the virus is one example of the worst of the worst. >> tucker: so, a national han hunt for -- man hunt for a man who sneezed in an elevator. that's the state of play in australia. not everyone in the country is onboard by this. because they were disarmed by the government several years ago, there's nothing they can do about it. it's accelerated. look at what's happening now. they're being crushed. this wa

genders which they don't even believe in by making sure that men keep dying of covid by keeping tony fauci> greg: i didn't even know those stats until i looked them up this morning. i thought it would be slightly, maybe there's a 3% -- 50% globally? that seems to me, joe, like a pretty big story that somebody like you in a tasteful beard would be interested in. >> a lot of it is because men don't complain about these things and i'm trying to change that by complaining constantly about everything. >> it's scary to see this is the kind of distraction, of course they are creating a distraction, pete buttigieg didn't go to work too much, he was home breastfeeding and no one noticed he was gone. i look at that like that shows you not only is he not up to the job, his job might not be that important. if my super puts up a sign that says back in 5 minutes the entire apartment building collapses. he's a guy who knows how to do things. these people don't know how to do anything and somehow they are in charge, it's really, really scary. >> greg: it's scary because of the 10% of the day they are supp

as tony fauci and others have said, the best way to protect kids is make sure the adults are vaccinated also, i would add we should get the adults boostered we should have the vaccines to the schools. no more passive apromise three, we need to expand the use of antigen tests, and three, as i've been shooting from the rooftops, we need to improve ventilation and filtration in school this is not hard the money is there if people have access to the vaccine for their child very soon, there's no reason to have widespread mask mandates alex, thank you for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. >>> first it was the great resignation, but now there's talk of return to work ith this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with" into your voice remote for an exclusive live stream with jamie lee curtis. a q&a with me! join for free on the xfinity app. our thanks your rewards.

speaking of people who should resign in disgrace, tony fauci should resign in disgrace beard he repeatedlyd to the american people and by congress saying his agency did not fund this risky, dangerous research in china, of all places. now his agency has admitted that. he has lost all moral authority to serve in this administration and to give any kind of guidance to the american people. his next public appearance should not be at the congress it should be at the federal courthouse. >> sean: when you look at joe biden's overall presidency from afghanistan to the border to more people died in 2021 of covid, inflation, the economy energy, foreign policy, can you name a single success, senator? because i read and watch every day, every detail of what he is doing, and i don't see one area where i can say "wow, he is doing a good job here or here or here." i don't see it. >> no, sean, although i guess he seems to have generated a lot of enthusiasm that college football games. [laughs] every saturday, given the chants of young college students across the country, many americans have of the biden a

as tony fauci and others have said, the best way to protect kids is make sure the adults are vaccinated also, i would add we should get the adults boostered we should have the vaccines to the schools. no more passive apromise three, we need to expand the use of antigen tests, and three, as i've been shooting from the rooftops, we need to improve ventilation and filtration in school this is not hard the money is there if people have access to the vaccine for their child very soon, there's no reason to have widespread mask mandates alex, thank you for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. >>> first it was the great resignation, but now there's talk of return to work ith it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'

hear that boosters were on the horizon, one of the sort of talking points we heard from folks like tony fauci was, you know, in retrospect, this was really always going to be a three-dose vaccine. so -- and i think that's true. and if the mrna vaccines are really truly three-dose vaccines, why aren't they three-dose vaccines for everyone? and if we look at who is high risk and we include hypertensionion and obesity and public-facing job, yeah, then just about everyone can fit into one of these categories. maybe the exception of, you know, 20-year-old with no past medical history, but the vast majority of us will fall into that category, and we know that everyone is susceptible to reinfection the longer it's been since your last dose. so my sense is, if this is really a three-dose vaccine, then let's get the third dose into people when they get to six months. and i think we're sort of inching towards that kind of strategy. >> dr. reiner, thank you so much. >>> president biden admits a, quote, clumsy mistake on the part of his administration as he meets with a key ally. >>> plus, the armorer sp

as tony fauci and others have said, the best way to protect kids is make sure the adults are vaccinatedo, i would add we should get the adults boostered we should have the vaccines to the schools. no more passive apromise three, we need to expand the use of antigen tests, and three, as i've been shooting from the rooftops, we need to improve ventilation and filtration in school this is not hard the money is there if people have access to the vaccine for their child very soon, there's no reason to have widespread mask mandates alex, thank you for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. >>> first it was the great resignation, but now there's talk of return to work ithn e form of boomerang employees >>> and the abortion lay and why the legal fight is not over. ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin that's my new plan. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ woman: keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. most who achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months had lasting clearance through 1 year. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin at 3 years.

so i think in the end, tony fauci was being truthful, not artful in his famitestimony. >> let's talkouncement. they just released their own data on kids 6 to 11 saying it produced a robust immune response. that has not been peer reviewed yet, we should note that, but it seems like promising initial information. >> we know that pfizer has a vaccine that's very likely to be signed off this week by the fda committee. next week by the cdc committee. and maybe the week after that, in your pediatrician's office. and the moderna vaccine is very similar technology to the pfizer vaccine. so it's interesting. that vaccine has -- using basically half the dose. and half the dose given in two shots to kids produces about 1 1/2 times the neutralizing antibodies that kids get. so a very potent vaccine. but again, the proof is in the details. >> the moderna dose is 50 micrograms for kids. the pfizer dose for that age group is 30 micrograms. i know -- i'm not a scientist. does that mean the moderna dose is better for kids because it's 50 versus 30 of pfizer? >> the pfizer dose for young kids is 10. i

it goes to anybody who complains about my friend tony fauci. they don't like dissension. that's bad. and america doesn't want to be transformed. i want to just put that in. i think america -- the moral of this story, america doesn't want to be transformed. maybe improved, maybe more prosperity, you know, tweaks, but not thorough-going transformation. i'll give you the last word. >> no, i think you're exactly right. and, you know, just look at what terry mcauliffe got caught out saying. a scandal in washington is when a corrupt politician accidentally says exactly what he thinks. in that debate earlier this month in which he said that he doesn't think parents should be telling schools what to teach their children. well, that is a widespread belief among democrat politicians in washington and around the country. and it's truly terrifying, and i think you're exactly right. they want to snoop on people's bank accounts who have $600 in their bank, they want to snoop on them because they think they know best, and they don't think people should be able to a make decisions for th

end of christmas, rather, at the end of december, but let's take -- let's think a bit about what tony fauciok, if you are vaccinated you can have, i want to make sure i get the words exactly right, a good, normal christmas. you can have a good, normal christmas if you're vaccinated. that sound pretty good to me. the word normal, i think, you know, says a lot, but that's if you're vaccinated. frankly, if i weren't vaccinated i would not want to be getting on, you know, train or a plane or traveling. i mean, that would be -- we see how hospitals are filling up with unvaccinated people. i certainly wouldn't want to take that risk during the holidays to be traveling, but if you're unvaccinated it's a whole different deal. i will add a caveat here, we can remember the three of us talking back in june when it felt like maybe things were getting back to normal, and delta happened. who knows what will happen between now and thanksgiving. t as it stands now, as dr. fauci said, we can have a good normal christmas. >> that is very helpful. thank you very much, elizabeth cohen. >>> the fda is going to

are you investigating tony fauci for lying to congress? >> there's a long-time rule in the justice department not to discuss pending investigations, potential investigation. >> that's fine. do you believe tony fauci was truthful when he said his industry had never funded research? let's turn to your outrageous memo. did you consult with senior leadership at the fbi? >> did anyone express any doubts or hesitation to issue that memo? >> no one expressed that to me, no. >> no one? >> no. >> a lot of fbi officials have contacted my office and said that they oppose this decision. >> i doubt any of them spoke to me about it. because i didn't speak to anyone. >> all right. judge, you repeatedly dissembled this morning about the directive. for example, the national security division. they asked why you would stick on pairing. cornyn asked you the same thing. you said it was in another memorandum. it was in a press release from your office. right here in front of me, for immediate release. what on earth is the national security division have to do

i don't care what tony fauci things. does monica crowley approve of this costume?know, halloween is the latest holiday to be really insulted -- assaulted by wokeism and political correctness. you can't go as a playboy bunny, you can't go as a naughty nurse so i guess they thought this was the next best thing but i will not be going as a sexy vaccine, nor will i be going as dr. anthony fauci. dagen: no. god help us all. james, what are you dressing up as for halloween? [laughter] james: i'm willing to try the sexy vaccine costume. i need to go to the gym a few times before then. don't knock it. pretty soon we might all have to wear them to demonstrate we've been vaccinated to get into public buildings. dagen: rather than a patch on our phone, we have to wear a tiara with a syringe on the top of it. i wouldn't put it past the losers running new york city. that's for dog gone sure. still s ahead, everybody, getting back to the border, texas congressman chip roy is here ton the biden administration's new plan to go back to the trump era border policy of remain in mexic

toni morrison, hide your 1619 project if you want them to survive. because america won't be america any more. it will be theirs. and i want to fire dr. anthony fauci. aybe you heard about it. radical liberals want to erase our history, want to replace it with their crazy marxist theories. >> call your congressmen. you can lightly threaten them. you know what? if you don't start supporting election integrity, i am aecoming after you. >> my god a parent did a in additionsy nazi salute because they thought it was oppressive. is that protected by the first amendment? >> yes, it is. >> happy spooky halloween. that's tonight's "reidout." all in with kras hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> it's not gonna happen like you think it's gonna happen, okay? it's going to be quite extraordinarily different. >> new clues in the coup plot investigation as the murdoch empire invents its own fictional reality. >> the helicopters have left afghanistan. now they have landed here at home. >> tonight congressman ruben gallego how close we came to a trump coup. >> when you leave the capitol, you've lost. and so i started texting every member i could in all of

tony? everyone wants to make plans from of the biden administration covid response seems to be confusion so it fits perfectly but why would fauci christmas could be canceled? vaccinations on the rise and delta seems to be on the decline. let's meet tonight manhandle. george w. bush, presidential speechwriter and american majority ceo, ned ryan is back. you know who's excited? mcat strategist former vice campaign, you think tweeting about being back together with that all day and we have libertarian party got, spike cowans. welcome, everyone. >> good to be with you, hey, ned. to see you. >> hey, kevin. >> we love spike, too. kennedy: yes, we do. we'll all go out for strawberry margaritas later. i don't like what he has to say because he feels the need to chime in on everything and he's at his worst free styling and the only reason they keep watch is to see if he said, makes a major edict they can turn into news and then he blames us, he provided the context and said comments were taking out of context. >> there is reality and then there is fauci and the good news is nobody is listening to him anyway. go back the last six weeks a

fauci. >> they are because of bad policies made by the biden administration. he has been there for 40 years. he walks in and said hi, my name is tonyything he told me we do, i didn't do. he wanted to keep china open. i closed it to china. and he actually said president trump saved thousands and thousands of lives. i was sitting in a room with many, many people. i said we have to close it to china. i then closed it to europe. and we saved thousands of lives. what i did do, and we want freedom and all of this. this was a great achievement worldwide. i think we would have thanked 1917 like the spanish flu where a hundred million people died. i got vaccines done in less than 5 months. they said it would probably take 5 years. and i got it done. but people shouldn't be forced to take them. judge jeanine: you must have seen this caravan coming, more than del rio. the caravan is actually fighting with the mexican national guard forcing their way through. how do we stop this? and what do we do once they get here. >> the wall would have stopped them. judge jeanine: they are letting them in. >> the on thing they can do is go to small areas w