fact, tony fauci explains in yet another interview, this went to the associated press, that the coronavirusdemic is not over. instead we are merely in a different moment of the pandemic, but, fauci emphasized with total self-confidence, not a hint of self-awareness, "by no means does that mean the pandemic is over. following this? so yesterday was over, today it is back on. that is america's public health establishment. making it up as they go along and yelling at you ceaselessly as they do and as they have for years. remember this clip from december when joe biden informed you gravely you probably were going to make it through the long winter. merry christmas, everyone! >> it here now and it's spreading it is going to increase. for unvaccinated we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death for the unvaccinated. for themselves, their family, and the hospital they will soon overwhelm. >> tucker: severe illness and death for the unvaccinated, ring around the rosie, all fall down. you are screwed, pal. five months later you look around and it's hard to find a single pile of corpses in

we're not ready for tony fauci we're not worthy. you drive through washington dc ,the affluent areas in northwest dc, all these signs we love you, dr. fauci. yo worship you. you're a midget king. okay, so whyu, is he changinghy his tune now? is well, midterm elections are approaching. it turns out mask mandates and lockdowns aren't very popular. so we needma to get rid of themt says the democratic party . but there's a problem. if we declare that the pandemic is actually over, then we can't really justify keeping title forty two . what's that total forty two is the public health regulation that allows border officials to turn away illegalalloo aliens because they are a danger to the public health because they may have covid as many of them do and covid officially as the scariest thing there is . so you don't want anythingar scary associated with all these brave new citizens are going to so faithfully for the democratic party . that's the idea. so even the guy in charge of our border security has acknowledged that once title forty two

that was tony fauci before he decided to move the goal posts on behalf of pfizer. informed us that thursday, yesterday was international trans a day of visibility. of the daily wire michael knowles pointed out that the whole day of trends a visibility is ironic. the whole premise of transgender is him as we must deny visible bodies for invisible gender identities. that is pretty deep, but whatever. joe biden yesterday celebrating trans disability. >> to everyone celebrating transgender day of disability, i want you to know that your president sees you. jill, kamala, doug, our entire administration see you are, made in the image of god. the parents of transgender children, protecting their identity is one of the most powerful things you can do. >> tucker: no one is attacking transgender kids, young people. most of them have been led to where they are by adult predators. speaking out, watch. >> it is so wonderful we have a president biden who supports us and advocates us and who sees us. >> tucker: come on here the level of self-parody becomes unbearable but we can a

effectively he is china's tony fauci. he gave an interview to the state run newspaper.laining government thinking. china adheres to covid zero. china's socialist system has a strong ability to organize and mobilize which will help ensure the success of the covid zero strategy. so the chinese government certainly has the capacity to mobilize. what does success look like? this is what success is in shanghai. this is video shot by a resident of one of shanghai's countless apartment towers. what you are hearing of the screams of the people trapped inside. [screaming] >> tucker: has there ever been a clear picture of what hell is like? 25 million people in prison in concrete apartment blocks screaming for help and slowly starving. in the words of a western journalist who was apparently stuck in shanghai "this is the biggest, richest, most international city in china and people are starving without medicine, without freedom. parent separated from their children. the military is on the streets and shanghai's optimism has ground to a halt." but it's worse than that. some in sha

even though cnn plus went on to air several bombshell exclusive interviews including one with tony fauciid he is for mask mandates. and yet weirdly nobody watched. he's a reporter for fox business, her friend joined us tonight. have you gotten a call from cnn apologizing? >> i'm not holding my breath either. i've been dealing with slacks complaining about my stories for years. the trump administration, they were in the biden administration, all over wall street. just get online, what can i tell you? the interesting thing i think is why they ever thought this thing was going to work. think about it, cnn's program, and i have friends over there, they have a political point of view, it kind of matches what the biden administration is doing. the approval ratings are very low. that is going to hurt their ratings. the new throw on top of that streaming. streaming is a difficult business, as netflix example yo. and you can probably some of the worst programming from that low rated cable network, jake tapper and anderson cooper telling us how to be better parents. think about that for a minute.

here's tony fauci admitting on camera he will never criticize the chinese government. we spoke to one of the whl investigates. han to you've been to wuhan to investigate how the virus started. details they were prevented from seeing key details and from speaking to key peoplein. why do you think the chinese government did that ? you know, i don't want to create any or d mention any any disparaging remarks about that . but the chinese the are very close in a way of being veryer reluctant, particularly when you have a disease that evolvesw in their country.th they become extremely secretive evenh though there's no reason to be secretive. i think they were veryy concerned and maybe embarrassed that the virus evolves from their country. but is nothing wrong with that? yeah, soth they lied about aner international pandemic that they clearly hadad hand in creating. but according to tony fauci there was quote nothing wrong with the chinese government lying about covid there's certainly nothing wrong with starving the population of shanghai. youu would have said so if there we

jake j tapper's book club interviewing tony fauci about b mask mandates. mean m m are you going to waly away with that with blaring headlines? you know that we look with mr. fauci saying dr. fauci saying about mass mandates and that's part of the problem with their program. it's it's predictably leftpr progressive on the cable side and it's predictably boring here. it was said i have friends there. they come back , they come at me and say, oh , you guys who i really am i that predictable is tucker carlson predictable? no, i mean that's whyhy that's v and well, one thing we're not. one thing i'll say in fox defense is we're not pompous and self-satisfied that that is you know what you need to doo unless like i don't know what you should do. stop telling me what to do. that's been my attitude and it's great to see youht tonight .. thank yo thank to you. so the state of florida is just challenged by the administration attempt to push hormone treatments on small children. the surgeon general of state also has been a really weird and real spate of disasters at

thou shall not body shame tony fauci. tony fauci is a very tall man.the way, the vaccines worked flawlessly. not very subtle. cnbc with a character assassination. that channel granted immunity to a source identified too close to the biggest telecom valley mega-donors. what did the source come over to cnbc to say? musk is great businessman but i would not trust him with my daughter. oh, so now he's a rapist now. got it. no evidence whatsoever but you should be afraid for your daughters because elon musk once free speech. "nbc nightly news" between health segment strongly agrees with that. watch them tell you free speech and dangerous women lay more than abortion clinics, tiktok. >> some critics are concerned free speech will collide with growing safety problems on twitter, especially for women and minorities. >> do you trust elon musk to make twitter better for women? >> no, i don't trust you unless to make twitter better for women at all. >> tucker: oh, dispatch for women! [laughter] the rich and titled ladies but elon musk, they don't have a voice. th

she is a lot worse than tony fauci who funded the production of the virus that killed millions of peopleous? no, that's not treasonous according to mitt romney watch. >> i do want to point out how much i personally i believe the great majority of people in our country respect you individually and professionally for the week that you do. your scientists not politicians. nevertheless you are being made subject to the political whims of various political individuals and that comes at a high cost which unfortunately i fear will lead some to not want to participate in helping our government. make scientific choices. [laughs] >> tucker: that's we learned back from the streets. [laughs] the concern here is of course democracy and that's the word on the lips of every concerned person on television. what about our democracy? every day you hear that, suggest that quick recap it's a form of government in which elected representatives represent people who we elect. they do what we ask. the people rule. so with that in mind, and given her strong emphasis on democracy with a one were mitt romney is co

. >> we were told very early on we may not even need a t vaccine or if we need a vaccine -- tony fauci was talking about it very early in 2020. he was the leading vaccine developer of the covid vaccine and we allsi have this pessimism about a timeline and even going into this it started with the launch of operation warp speed with this bold timeline of 300 million doses by the end of 2020. there were scientists and respected scientists who are just aghast at that idea. we didn't realize how much this load down of the vaccine development is the regulatory process and the company is not willing to take the risk and we move some of those hurdles out of the way and it included scientific luck and people are interested in hearing about somehow that impossible timeline becomes possible. it had to have so much research preceding the pandemic. number one we had the mrna pipeline which had been under development for 20 years, 30 years and under development that moderna for 10. and how you get this mrna vaccine with geneticca construction and to be body cells to stimulate the immune system just

tony fauci talked about how they vary in the spring of 2020. working with one of the leading vaccine developers on the vaccine they all sort of had this sense of pessimism about the timeline and even i going into this sort of started with a launch of operation warp speed and there was a full timeline we are going to deliver 300 million doses by the end of 2020 and there were respected scientists, people who developed vaccines in the past gasped at that idea. i think we didn't realize how much and what slows down the development is kind of the regulatory process, the money and the company is not wanting to take the s risk. when you move some of those hurdles out of the way and combine that with the go to good scientific luck, which i think people are interested in hearing somehow that impossible timeline becomes possible. but of course these vaccines wouldn't have happened if there hadn't been so much research. number one, we have the success of the platform that had been under development a dream for 20 or 30 years under development for ten, ev

corrected my my belief that all of these problems from the border to running out of covert test tony fauci c nestane to the energy crisis to the economic crisis 40 year high of inflation is aren't all these problems combined? weren't they all preventableroid and aren't they all fixable? if we go back to the policies he inherited right or wrong? t absolutely. and ihi think an increasing number of nonrepublicans are going to see that . and i think joe biden isen systematically destroying the democratic party , but he's creatingoy a new middle class of conservatives that i think classti is becoming far more important than race hereac in this hispanic community. here in this hispanic community that i live in, that i live on . people are worried about the existence of civilization. john, can you move? can you afford fuel? t can youo afford to eat? can youu afford shelter homes, building material? are you safe on the streets? isr the border secure? isry your country secure abroad? the answer is no.'t and he won't talk about those becausee his agenda won't allow him because he's not empirical and

wouldoffi like tony fauci to lee his job immediately, but not mitt romney. he doesn't care at all. mitt romney is not alone. of course, neither spencer cox, it turns out a lot of r republicans in red states serially betrayed their voters. give them the finger. day after day after day. the question is how long willhi republican voters put up with this pedro gonzalezs i, one of the smartest journalists in this country. he joins us now tous assesst this trend. nathanks so much for coming on . i don't know if you've noticed this , but it seems like the republicans who spend the least amount of time even trying to represent their voters are in the strongest republican states. right? right. r yeah, that's true . eaand that's a real problem and it raises a lot of important questions. and i think spencer cox's case is very illustrative of this relationship between woker capital and progressive ideology. you knowog what explains the bizarre behavior of guys like cox and romney who consistently side with the people who want to our children, these so-called groomer's? well, r r like you point

thou shall not body shameow tony fauci tony fauci is a very tall manto by the way. the vaccines worky flawlessly, not very subtle. cnbc was even less subtle by the way. that's character assassination. that channel granted anonymity to a source identified as quote close to some of the democratic party's biggest silicon valley mega donors. what did the source come over to cnbc to say, quote, musk is? a great engineer and businessman, but i would not trust him with my daughter. oh , she's a now.. no evidence whatsoever. but she should be afraid for your daughters because elon musk wants free speech and nbc nightly news in between health segments strongly agreess s that watch them tell youtr t that free speech endangers women wayhe more than abortionth clinics. >> tiktok and teen voguean watch and some critics are concerned that musk's pursuit of free speech will collide with growing safety problems on twitter, especially for women and minoritiess. do you trust elon musk to make twitter better for women? no, i .en i don't? trust elon musk to mak, twitter better for wome

tony fauci was talked about that timeline very early in the spring of 2020 and is working with one of the leading vaccine developers on the covid vaccine and they also have had this sense of pessimism about the timeline.. and even i going into this i sort ofrd started with the launh of operation warp speed and we heard this bold timeline all, we're going to deliver 300 million doses by the end of 2020.. and there were scientists, respected scientist, people who develop vaccine in the past were just aghast at that idea. we didn't realizeow how much of the stop, what slows down vaccine development ise kind of the regulatory process and the money and the companies not wanting to take their risk. and when you sort of move some of those hurdles out of the way and you combine that with some good scientific like, which i think people are very interested in hearing about, some of that and timeline becomes possible. but, of course, it did vaccines would have happened if it hadn't been so much research preceding this pandemic, number one. we had the success of the mrna platform which had been u

then a phone call was organized transatlantic lady chief scientist to the uk and linking up with tony fauci but also another senior biologist mainly in the u.s. but they decided at that meeting most of dramatically changed their minds because within a few days there drafting the letter in the paper for nature medicine which ruled out not just genetic manipulation of the virus but any lab -based scenario. and were very, very confident in doing so although they put forward very tenuous arguments as to why they were so confident. and so something change these people's minds. to the point they felt they couldte reel something out as a conspiracy theory which was really quite likely a few days before. : : : like to see the emails that they exchanged before and after the meeting. freedom information requests requests for those emails have resulted in them being published with almost total reduction on both sides of the atlantic. >> on both sides of me halfway, they say dear friday, they also says whatever might be, and this is just not good enough and as you say, when we have millions dead and th

going to know what they are talking about but if they get up and really aimed there bullet that tony fauci could recognize as a pearson there so it's easy to criticize but they are really criticizing science because i represent signs. if you are trying to get at me as a public health official and scientist, you are really attacking not only doctor anthony fauci, you are attacking science. i'm the bad guy to the entire subset of people because i represent something that's uncomfortable for them. it's called the truth. [laughter] kennedy: if only. the soundbite did well. is he finally listening to reason or is this a political ploy to help democrats avoid this in the midterms? let's meet our man panel from townhall.com where he serves as political editor and host of the guy benson show, it is guy benson. so handsome with a beard. i thought i was talking to adams. who else is here. fox news political analyst, juan williams. new york libertarian candidate for governor and host of the shark way, it is larry sharp. guy, i will start start with you. anthony fauci is think we are needing more mone

transatlantically patrick valence the chief scientist in the uk and jeremy farrah linked linking up with tony fauci, but also a number of senior virologists many in the us and what they decided at that meeting must have dramatically changed their minds because within a few days they were drafting the letter for the lancet and the paper for nature medicine which ruled out not just genetic manipulation. of the virus, but any lab-based scenario and we're very very confident in doing so although they put forward. very tenuous arguments as to why they were so confident. so something. something changed these people's minds to the point where they felt they could rule something out as a conspiracy theory, which they had thought was really quite likely a few days before. yeah, we would like to know what happened at that meeting. we would like a full transcript of it. we would also like to see the emails that they exchanged before and after the meeting. freedom information requests requests for those emails have resulted in them being published with almost total reduction on both sides of the atlantic. thes

well, the tony fauci legacy tour has officially kicked off and he has quite a mess to clean up.wns, which totally wrecked our economy and hurt our children. he didn't stop the spread, everybody got it and he lied to us about the everything he can to repair his public image and that means somebody else needs needs to take the blame. this week fauci was asked if she could have been fewer covid deaths at the start of the pandemic government quote smarter. here is his response. there were certain things that were done likely would have. for example, if we were trying to lock down to use that word, it's a very charged word to some people, let's do the 15, 30 day he would get up and say liberty virginia, liberty michigan, which was just completely contrary and antithetical to what we were trying to do. if we had really locked down we probably wouldn't have lost a lot of people early on. >> jesse: would really locked down? is he being serious? we really did lock down. and hopkins study found it didn't prevent any deaths. look at china. they have more lockdowns than anybody and cases ov

show and demonstrate to you and to them that that guidance was fully signed off by people like tony fauci consensus document that was independently issued by the cdc. just about everything that they say? that letter is a falsehood. >> trace: and a study that said the states that did the most draconian lockdowns fared worse than the other states. what did you make of that study? >> well, it doesn't really surprise me because if you have a draconian, if you can't eat outside in a restaurant, you put 40 people in your small apartment with take-out food. there's counter productive things that we see. whether it's closing schools, limiting outdoor dining, people wearing masks in the middle of the park. i'm not surprised by this result at all. >> trace: and we will see when this whole thing is hashed out in public who wins and who loses. thanks for giving us your side of the story. >> thank you. >> trace: a live look at the border as we await an announcement from governor greg abbott and florida governor ron desantis joins his legal fight against the president's border policies. that's next. ♪

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that's what tony fauci said this week.esn't think courts or congress or governors should be making this policy. he thinks he and other unelected bureaucrats should be making it. they don't want to hand over that power. >> gillian: that's the crux of the argument. who has the power and actual authority to make some of these decisions. senator, we have to leave it there. could talk to you all day. thank you for joining us on this friday. >> thank you, gillian. >> gillian: you bet. yet another aide is departing vice president kamala harris's office just 15 months into the administration. this is the 13th staffer to leave her office amid reports of policy disagreements with the president and a toxic work environment. then there is this. >> their behavior has been bad as a guest in the state of florida. when you kick a hornet's nest sometimes there are -- >> gillian: governor ron desantis says he is protecting the state's parents. critics accuse him of conducting political retaliation. coming up next the power panel is here to

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we don't have systems like tony fauci imposeing his will on the country since 1984.think tony's in for a rough stretch in 2023. maria: what do you mean? why? >> there's going to be a lot of oversight. i believe republicans are going to take back the house and whether he resigns, is fired, or flees the country, i think he'll be subpoenaed and he'll testify under oath and he'll have to give an account for a lot of things and frankly when you look at making over the cdc and nih, this is long overdue and this has to be an end grail -- end integral part of the 2023 budge oathing process. maria: the market is down 306 points, there is serious worry about growth slowing down. are you expecting a recession in '22? >> i helped create the sound money caucus in july of 2020 because we knew this was not going to be trans tore which, wee knew in-- transitory. we knew inflation would result. most of us have called on the fed to stop their intervention, their economic distortions since september of 2021. so at this point i think instead of being able to apply the brakes gently, the

sanders actually are legislation that would defund our nuclear missiles and give the money instead to tony faucito the russian invasion of ukraine. they asked the american people how far is he doing? 54 percent said not tough enough. 36% about right. 8 percent said too tough. you stand on not tough enough. i get it but over to what is happening with china. this directly effects it yesterday, in an extraordinary meeting between our secretary of defense and theirs. they warned us that -- warned us not to do anything because they consider taiwan part of the -- of china. and they basically told us it would shatter our relationships if we decided to arm taiwan. what should we do? >> well, brian, we should be doing in taiwan exactly what we should have been doing in ukraine over the last year. before russia invaded. we should arm taiwan even more than we have done for the last 40 years. we should give them the kind of weapons, like anti-aircraft missiles or antiship missiles or smart mines for the taiwan straight that would deter china from ever going for the juggler. put troops there not in large num

doctor tony found she anthon fauci said it had a major negative impact. >> you know, i don't think thatble to -- obviously when you do have that kind of restriction on society, there are unintended negative consequences, particularly in children who are not allowed to go to school and the psychological and mental health aspects that it has upon children, and the economic stress that it puts on society in general, and families, obviously those are negative consequences that are unintended. one has to look at the balance what is avoided. >> the cdc defended letting the unions dictate the guidelines. the agency was more than happy to adopt the shutdown. i called the teacher union about this regarding children. >> specifically regarding children. in this pandemic like previous pandemics, you did not have to lock them up. you didn't have to isolate them. because they were the most resistant to the virus. yet we did that, the politicians chose to cover their rear ends instead of helping students. but the problem is the mental health of normal teenagers is already a problem. the pandemic great

tony fauci is just a little older than the president.s 79 years old. and the group of folks who run into trouble when they get a breakthrough infection are people who are 80 years old. so this is the group at greatest risk and we cloak our president and vice president all these layers of protection, both physical, secret service and drive around in that beast and we should be cloeblaking them w the same level of protection for bio hazard and bringing the president of the united states who is 79 years old into that cramped ballroom with 3,000 well wishers liquored up happy to be out after two years seems like an unwise decision. >> like a roll of dice they normally wouldn't take. >> a viral roll of the dice. >> right. >> dr. reiner, so great to get your sproperspective, thank you >>> president biden, trevor noah, just moments away. stuff. we love stuff. and there's some really great stuff out there. but i doubt that any of us will look back on our lives and think, "i wish i'd bought an eveven thinner tv, found a lighter light beer, or had

fauci, tony, has moved to embrace the idea that we need to be where we need to be.dividual decision to take responsibility for how they live their lives. the reality is the covid pandemic will be with us for the rest of time and we are going to have different times of risk and surge and we should each take responsibility for how we maintain our vaccination status, how we decide to live our life. when and if we decide to use a mask for other procedures. it really has to be moved in now to individual responsibility and choice. never been an advocate for mandates. >> bill: do you think we'll see a surge in the fall or is that water under the bridge hopefully? >> no, bill, i don't think it's water under the bridge. i don't think we'll see a significant surge now largely because so many of the population was infected with omicron the first period of omicron. so we have a high level of immunity from infection plus vaccination. but i do think we'll be at significant risk in the fall. that's why for two reasons one is i think we'll see the transmission of omicron 2 go way d