the polio vaccine, the more you loo at it though, the more corrupt eight gets, but his teal with tony faucii go into in detail what the result is, the outcome for that bargain on the lives of millions and millions of africans and south asians ha been absolutely catastrophic. >> tony robbins has been famous for like 40 years is a motivational speaker. it probably shouldn't surprise any of us that there is a reaso for that. he's an amazing person. we had an amazing conversation with him. and then real-life exorcist explained what that life is like . it will change your view. that is straight ahead. >> welcome to fox news life rat getting home from your memorial date destination could prove difficult with nearly 7,000 flights canceled worldwide bird about 400 involved aircraft scheduled to fly to are from u.s. cities. delta air lines canceling most flights among major u.s. airlines break the blame problems with weather, air traffic control, and staffing shortages due to covid 19. and annual memorial day cruise night in lincoln, nebraska, two people were killed, 20 other injured when a crash su

how do we prevent dogs from being murdered just so tony fauci fauci can spread more money around to his friends? germanicus has been working on this for a long time. she's arguing that lawmakers in california should create a bill of rights for cats and dogs. she's ceo and president of social compassion in legislation. we're grateful for her efforts and happy to welcome her tonight . judy, thanks so much for coming on . tell us how you could stop this . well, our bill is actually directed at people who adopt at shelters. so the dog and cat bill of rights is a list of specific rights that dogs and cats should have that will be posted at shelters humane society rescue groups so that people who are adopting understand what exactly the expectations are in having an animal. right. would that prevent, do you think, that kind of cruelty you're seeing in these pointless experiments on animals? people are being paid to torture animals to death. there's no evidence that human lives are saved because of it. well, that would be a completely different bill . and we did work on a bill that had to do w

tony fauci is a supporter of gain of function in general. he agrees that should be something we are very careful with. he has not people have- not wanted to criticize this kindof research- -- people have not wanted to criticize this kind of research. real lab leaks were from scientists studying avian flu and trying to make it more airborne. the washington post did a good investigation into this. in light of what has happened, and in light of what the committee has done in recent years, what would be worth looking at again. the committee is not public, but we know there was another chairman that spoke to the post. this committee did not have the scientific wherewithal to prevent bad things from happening. that does not give you a sense of confidence that it is doing much work. host: because of the nature of the science, it became popular of the connections to covid.you described an organization known as eco-health alliance and the wuhan institute of virology. explain the relationship between the two? guest: nih gave a grant to eco-health alli

tony fauci, and i'll turn to both of them in a minute. i want to start off by

tony fauci, and i'll turn to both of them in a minute. i want to start off by taking five minutes to talk about where we are in this pandemic, what's going on, the things that are going well, things that are challenges ahead. if we take a step back and begin with where we are as a country, we have more than 200 million americans vaccinated, more than 100 million americans boosted. we have a pretty high degree of immunity in our population. but we're also seeing at this moment a lot of infections across the country. depending which tracker you use we have about 100,000 cases a day and we know the number of infections is actually substantially higher than that. hard to know exactly how many but we know a lot of people are getting diagnosed using home tests. home tests are great, by the way. i have been a huge fan of home tests for the past few years. we're clearly undercounting infections, undercounting cases. there's a lot of infections across america. what's driving that, what is primarily driving that is these incredibly contagious subva

jha: tony, do you want to take that? dr. faucieen that paper, since i was doing other things this morning. but i'll be looking at that very carefully. yeah, i mean, obviously, we are seeing, even before that paper, that omicron itself, when you get infected, does not have the broader coverage of the other variants such as delta and alpha and beta, which is the reason why one has to be very careful. and we're doing those studies about what the next boost should be - should it be a bivalent that includes an omicron variant together, for example, either with a wild type or perhaps one of the other variants? so we're aware of that phenomenon. i haven't seen that particular paper. but that's exactly the reason why we're doing studies right now to determine what the best boost would be as we get into the fall and early winter. moderator: all right. next question. let's go to meg tirrell at cnbc. >> hi. well, thank you. i wanted to ask about this phenomenon we're seeing with paxlovid rebounds, which seems potentially rare. pfizer says th

tony fauci, and i'll turn to both of them in a minute. off by taking five minutes to talk about where we are in this pandemic, what's going on, the things that are going well, things that are challenges ahead. if we take a step back and

tony fauci, and i'll turn to both of them in a minute. i want to start off by >> and joined today by two people who don't need any introduction and doctor faucin i will turn to him in a minute but i want to take a minute to talk about whereg we are in this pandemic and what's going on and our challenges. so to take a step back to begin with where we are the country. more than 200 million americans vaccinated have a pretty high degree of community in our population. but we also see in this moment a lot of infections across the country. depending on which tracker and 100,000 infections, we know they are potentiallywdi higher e know exactly how many that those that are being diagnosed —- diagnose for contested been a huge fan that but that under accounting cases and what is driving that and primarily is that incredibly contagious sub the syrians with a wave of infections in december and january and now we see in a large part of the country they are more contagious and they are driving a lot of the increases in affection across the nation. th

these are some of the reasons to reasons tedros needless to say is a close friend of tony fauci's. >> tedros is really an outstanding person. i've known him from the time he was the minister of health and ethiopia. obviously, over the years, anyone who says the w.h.o. has not had problems has not been watching the w.h.o., but i think under his leadership, they have done very well. >> tucker: they have done very well, he has an outstanding person, that friend, and because he has such an outstanding person, we are days away from giving him operational control over our public health system, the one you pay for and thought you controlled in this democracy. so what would this operational control mean? lets beep specific. right off the bat, the treaty demands "national and global coordinated actions to address the misinformation, disinformation, and stigmatization that undermines public health." oh! here we go. right to censorship. people are criticizing us, and for public health reasons, that can't be allowed. if you criticize us, people will die. so you saw yesterday the biden administrat

nobody's going to know what they are talking about but if they get up and really aim their bullets at tony fauciil would recognize as a person there so it's easy to criticize but they are really criticizing science because i represent science. so 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 an entire subset of people because i represent something uncomfortable for them, it's called the truth. kennedy: what -- hat. doctor fauci is clearly an egomaniac and now we know he's a democrat show. how can anybody still trust him? former california gubernatorial candidate, fox news contributor kate and jenna is back. hey girl, welcome back. >> hey babe. how are you doing? i haven't since you white house correspondents dinner. before we get going on fauci what did you think of the dinner? kennedy: it was fine, i've seen worse, i didn't think trevor noah was particularly funny but the beef was good. [laughter] >> it was and it was kind of packed. it was to left for me but anyw

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so this is horrifying it should never happen how do we prevent dogs for me murdered just so tony fauciis for a long time to sing that lawmakers and that they're making. were grateful for her efforts and happy to welcome her tonight thank you so much. tell us how you can stop this our bill is actually directed people who adopt at shelters. >> it's what dogs and cats should have which are posted at shelters, humane societies, or sucrose so that people who are adopting understand what exactly the expectations are and having an animal. >> tucker: with that prevent, do you think the tide of cruelty that you're seeing in these pointless experiments on animals. people are being paid to torture animals to death and there's no evidence that human lives are saved because of it. >> that would be a completely different bill and we did work on a bill that had to do with cosmetics and personal hygiene products sold in california that shall not be tested on animals so that is something that california did do we got signed into law, but the conversation that you're having about animals and testing it'

. >> tucker: tony fauci said he wasn't going to white house correspondents' dinner for the weekend becausenes and that's not enough. but he didn't stay home. instead he enjoyed a mask last night at a preparty fourth celebration for cnn's don lemon, his constituency. the pictures all over the internet, you will notice the servants of color in the background had to remain asked. if cover your face, sir. it's just science. that's it for us tonight. we will be back tomorrow and every weeknight, hope to see you then. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we begin with news just breaking right now at this minute, and we start with a fox news alert. according to a breaking new report from politico, the u.s. supreme court has in fact voted to overturn roe vs. wade. if this report turns out to be true, abortion will not be regulated at the state level, meaning it is not going to be illegal probably in most states in the united states, there will be varied restrictions. one of the biggest issues involving this case has to do with whether or not

be theyb wake up call that they need to get back on track relaxium tony fauci. you got it.be up next , we're going to be joined by we're going to w be joined by superstar surgeoneo general dr. joseph lopinto. and asn fauci continues a trip over his own words and his's guidance, we're going to discuss, discuss not just how florida got the coveted response right but alsofu how they're going to react to some of the future challenges to our freedom from the next one . we are the first people to see this . forty two . so yeah. oh , well, good to bring closure to those families who lost loved ones so many years ago. it will be an incredible challenge that one area is right here. this is a good school. no small container with this. that's something that kind of takes your breath away. worship is something that's taking in some of the deepest ocean on earth. never dreamt that ships have been. that's where people where the commentariat was one of a 10% we had the mother lode there died in that very location of world war two screaming now on fox up at fox station .com are

they just they just gave my book are great reviews on reallyk tony fauci but i understand the rage iet why people are so because this is a story i have a black friend in baltimore and she said a guy at work said to her what's your bank routing number? and she said why?g and he said i just want to send you somethingnu, senator . $50. what's this for? he said, you know, slavery, you know, i mean she was so outragedkn what he said, you know, my i understand their rage and that's i think jet magazine should come out now as a hipster black magazine that makes fun of clueless white reactions to black lives matter. oh , that would be great. i love yet remember that ,wa right?s it was it was a downscale but they also specialized in publishing aretha franklin's outfits that she designedd for herself which were truly atrocious so that big and it was always at the front of the liquor store and then had reader's digest and prevention magazine. it was very strange but it sold huge amounts of copies.s.>> butl we had very different magazinesd in our liquor store. yeah, yeah. very little. and no, l

the fridge next door now who's hungry for that is the way we remember charlotte going to be with tony fauci want to share study group fructify when you can't watch. listen to the latest news and news headlines on sirius xm any time anywhere. fox study on sirius xm america is listening right now. biden failures are going fromas bad to worse as a new poll from gallup finds that a whopping 83% of americans are dissatisfied with the direction of the country, all while biden's approval remains at a dismal 41% with some other41 polls having it% as low as mid 30s. now this comes as theis destructive democrat agenda is failing on every single front as we see every day in ourin lives o. inflation40 is hovering at a 40 year high. gas prices continue to hit one record high after another. n record numbers of illegalts immigrants are waltzing across a southern border. biden's weak diplomacy is arousing evil dictators across the globe, all while t crime surges. gun violence plaguing ouren streets and americans try to make sense of biden's senseless presidency. and what is the president's solution to all

intercontinental missiles that were 50 years old anyone or just save the money, you would give it to tony fauci you and the cdc and the name of the bill would be the investing and purest perform missile act. >> you can even make it up. sen. cotton: russia and china would pocket those gains, laugh at us and continue to add hundreds of more missile silos. >> let's talk more about decoupling. one thing you are focused on among many others is -- i may have the details wrong, but broad strokes, this is what happened, general electric had a earth concern, as a seller to a partly own chinese company. they are happy to have it and we have one rare-earth mine in the entire united states, we don't produce rare-earth, it's in california. at least there's one left and it's in california, so i wanted one of our writers to go there and do a big on the scene report and that rare earth mind is partly owned by china and they were the one showing up to writing about it. rare earth this extremely important to a modern economy into weapons. >> very -- sen. cotton: very important to the economy and our defense. iro

bostitch so tony fauci said he wasn't go to the white housea correspondents dinner over the weekend becausepo his personal t covid risk was too high had to stay home. he only had 11 vaccines. gh that's not enough but he didn't stay home. instead he enjoyed the marsalism night at a preparty for the celebrations with cnn's don lemon. naturall constituency, the pictures of the internet. you'll noticee the servants of color in the background had to remain mass . cover your face, sir, if that's seems hypocritical view, what's your science? that's it forence. us tonight.. we'll be back eight pm following every weeknight upsilon and welcome to hannity. all right.we we begin with news just this minuteht nowow and we start with a fox newsew alert now according to a breaking news report from politico, the u.s. supreme court has in fact voted to overturn roe versus wade. if this report turns out to be true, abortion will now be regulated at the state level, meaning it is not going to be illegal probably in most states in the united states they'll be very restrictions. o one of the biggest issues involvi

he wouldn't save the money, he would give it to tony fauci you. the name of the bill would be the investing in cures before missiles act, or icbm. [laughter] >> russia and china would simply pocket those gains and laugh at us and continue to add hundreds more missile silos in western china as they are doing now. >> let's talk more about decoupling. -- based on many others in this area, rare earth, i may have the details wrong, but broad stroke, this is what happens. general electric had a rare earth concern. it then sells it to the chinese or a privately owned chinese company. they are happy to have it i am sure they will subsidize it. we have one rare earth mine in the entire united states. it's in california. i thought this was interesting. i wanted one of our writers to go there and do a big report. the word came back that actually that rare earth mine is partly owned by china. and then you showing up to write about it. it is extremely important to a modern economy and to our weapons. >> very important to both the economy and our defense. ironi

tony fauci is a supporter of gain of function in general.rees that should be something we are very careful with. he has not people have- not wanted to criticize this kindof research- -- people have not wanted to criticize this kind of research. real lab leaks were from scientists studying avian flu and trying to make it more airborne. the washington post did a good investigation into this. in light of what has happened, and in light of what the committee has done in recent years, what would be worth looking at again. the committee is not public, but we know there was another chairman that spoke to the post. this committee did not have the scientific wherewithal to prevent bad things from happening. that does not give you a sense of confidence that it is doing much work. host: because of the nature of the science, it became popular of the connections to covid.you described an organization known as eco-health alliance and the wuhan institute of virology. explain the relationship between the two? guest: nih gave a grant to eco-health alliance.

fauci, cdc director redfield sat by silently and you write tony encouraged me to take on the vice president he didn't intervene. i had a hard time reconciling myself with a lack of support from fauci and redfield. i still respected them both, but i continued to puzzle over their lack of engagement in that moment. were you able to clear the air with dr. fauci? i've spoken with dr. fauci. he would speak fondly about you. talk about you as being a protege and so on. i thought that was surprising what you talked about. >> i think if you talk to the people in the white house, the communication team and the people who were in the task force, the people in the oval au office, and this is one of the reasons i stayed. the only person that pushed back on the president when he would say these things was me. that was my job. i was brought into the white house and i -- >> dr. fauci would push back publicly. >> but it was important that the, you know, the president of the united states and the vice president that we have a federal response that matches the degree of the problem and so being able to move

fauci is here. >> dr. rochelle walensky and dr. tony

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