tony fauci and the nih in which they are acknowledging it's not affective. and the data regarding safety, it's becoming clear. the more jabs you take the more likely you are to get covid according to the studies published by the cleveland clinic. dan: why does it have an acontinuity for heart tissue. the myocarditis. >> that is a little harder to figure out. there might be a autoimmune component. it's not really completely clear. there is obviously also blood clots forming that cause heart muscle damage in the small vessels of the heart. dan: dr. malone, i wish there

internal nih e-mail said tony fauci helped edit that paper he did not disclose that publicly it was allind the seasons. it was interesting because fauci was funding bat coronavirus experiments in wuhan, the one that patiently caused the pandemic. so he was editing the report on the origin of the virus? okay. that's not peer reviewed as we say. it's the opposite. as paul reports on sub stack, a few days after that was published in nature, the state department's office of outreach part of the bureau of intelligence and research began promoting these false findings, these lies. the state department covertly recruited scientists go around washington, dc and off the record high level meetings telling anyone that would listen that covid quote emerged naturally in an animal before crossing to humans and was not jeered in a lab. now, the scientists who made this false briefing told these lies cited one source. the nature article that was etly edited by tony fauci. in other words we could give you a thousand other examples, america's, not china's, america's entire leadership class from the gover

well, internal nih emails show that tony fauci helped edit that paper. >> he did not disclose this publicly. it was all behind the scenes. now, that's significant because fauci was funding bat coronavirus experiments in wuhan, the ones that apparently caused the pandemic. >> so he was editing the report on the origin of the virus. okay, that's not peer reviewed. as we say, it's the opposite. as paul thacker reports, subtext. a few days after that paper was published in nature, the state department's office of outreach, part of the bureau of intelligence and research, began promoting these false finding. these lies, the state department covertly recruited scientists in washington, dc, an off the record high level meetings telling everyone who would listen that covid quote emerged naturally in an animal before crossing to humans and was not engineered in a lab that the scientists who made this false briefing, who told these lies, said one source. the nature article that was secretly edited by tony fauci, in other words, so we can give you a thousand other examples. america's not china is amer

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we have the recent paper from tony fauci and the nih in which they are acknowledging it's not affective. and the data regarding safety, it's becoming clear. the more jabs you take the more likely you are to get covid according to the studies published by the cleveland clinic. dan: why does it have an acontinuity for heart tissue. the myocarditis. >> that is a little harder to figure out. there might be a autoimmune component. it's not really completely clear. there is obviously also blood clots forming that cause heart muscle damage in the small vessels of the heart. dan: dr. malone, i wish there was some good news here. but i appreciate you coming on. i would like to thank the medical team at martin county south hospital and my doctor flores who operated on my busted up left wing. he did a great job on my elbow. it was a real mess. and casey who was part of the anesthesiology team. what if your earbuds could read and track your brain waves? we'll break down the threat coming up next. if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can do. it e

then you have people come of the government like tony fauci as you pointed out earlier adding fuel tos conspiracy of silence trying to squelch the party line and i want to remind everyone that both of these points basic common sense. anyone could look at the fact and say this virus most likely came from that lab. >> todd: another fox news alert the o over the house oversight committee to testify as part of investigation into hunter biden and the biden family business. the panel accusing to block request for information on certain biden family transactions. this hearing will examine justifications provided the committee with treasures failure for document request and with suspicious activity reports. that is set to take place march 10th. >> ashley: less than two hours from now chicago voters will head to the polls to cast their ballots for the next mayor of the windy city. >> todd: but with nine different candidates and an april runoff is almost absolutely guaranteed. jackie ibanez joins us live to break it down. hey, jackie. >> good morning ashley and todd. the field is to prevent any

maybe tony fauci will show up to tell us about the science.esident says even at that distance, burning chemicals smell like chlorine, and hurt her eyes. she also says her chickens -- and this is not a good sign no matter what they say -- are dying without explanation. >> i walked into the cage, and this is what i found. >> amanda bra sheers was going to feed her five hens and roosters this morning, when they discovered them all lifeless, practically in the same position, with no signs of a predator entering their enclosure. >> i'm beyond upset and quite panicked, because this -- they may be just chickens, but they're family. >> she says her chickens were alive and well yesterday. she believes the smell after the detonation of the train that derailed in's is to blame for her birds' sudden deaths. >> my videotape footage shows they were perfectly fine before the burn. as soon as they started the burn, my chickens died. if you can do this to chickens in one night, imagine what it's going to do to us in 20 years. >> tucker: if you want to know wha

racists on xenophobe i can and msnbc and cnn and the rest piling on and people in the government like tony fauci adding more fuel to this conspiracy of silence. >> harris: he added fuel in the form of lies and disinformation in response to 2020 headlines like what we are about to show you. the "washington post" and "new york times" claiming senator cotton -- we know at the time the media didn't stop there. let's watch. >> it's clearly the case that trump is divorced from the facts. trump has been -- i tell you, when his disdain will stop if he can get it to start doing things for him that he finds politically helpful and certainly pinning something on china that would be a made up. but politically opportune development is something he would love to see as he heads toward re-election. >> harris: wait a minute. were they trying to say that americans were trying to protect china? look where we are with china? investigation with the president's son for shady business dealings with china. this goes so far against what we know to be true. what was happening? >> yes indeed. what the media has tried to

saying we were racist or xenophobic and msnbc and cnn filing on and people in the government like tony faucis you mentioned earlier adding more fuel to the conspiracy of silence trying to squelch all decent from the party line. and i want to point out both points were common sense. anyone could look at the wuhan and say this most likely came from the lab. when i said about deploying troops if necessary when local law enforce was overwhelmed or not allowed to do its job was supported by majority of americans. but when it doesn't go to their ideological connections they want to silence all the sins. >> sean: isn't amazing the very people that spread conspiracy theories about trump/russia collusion are the ones making that accusation, you turn out to be right. have any of these organizationings contacted you said that they're sorry and asked for an opportunity to correct the record? >> ha ha, no, not yet, sean. i think this is what therapists or psychiatrists might call projection and i spent most of the people at the new york times are dealing with therapists and psychiatrists on a regular bas

. >> and throughout, this we pressed officials, the cdc director, tony fauci, couple of those. >> overd when masks are not worn. >> those are cases those aren't hospitalizations or deaths. >> there is a vaccine preventable disease, we want to make sure that our kids stay in school wearing a mask and then when the vaccine -- should the vaccines become available for our children to vaccinate them. >> bret: you said it becomes a dead end to the virus, the vaccine. but that's not the case. >> that's not the case, bret, because you have to evolve and meet the virus as it evolves. >> bret: so now, ben, natural immunity is seen as a better or even higher effective block against covid and mask mandates in multiple studies. >> if they would have just gotten you banned on social media, you know, a year and a half ago turned out of to be in some way either true or certainly considering of their validity, we need a united states commission on covid. that looks at every decision that was made by our public health bureaucracy when it was made, the information that went into it that judges this, adju

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maybe tony fauci will showy up soon to lecture us aboutma the science. amanda brashears will probably noci wilt listen.th >> she lives there ten milessci. from east palestine and lima, ohio. she says that even at winmar, rather, at that distance , burning chemicals smell like chlorine and hurt her eyes and she also says her chickens and this is not a good sign, nos matter what they say areay dying without explanation. >> so i walked up to the cage and this this is what i found.a >>br amanda brashears was goingn ro feed her five hens and rooster this morning.oshe prn they when she discovered thl lifeless, practically in the same position with no signs of a predator entering their enclosure. >> beyond upset and quite panicked because this they may be just chickens, but their family. >> >> brashear says her chickens were alive. and while yesterdachickensy she believes the smell following the detonation of the train s ae detonation of the train that carrying chemicals that derailed in east palestine is to blame for hes isr birds sudden death. >> my video cam

. >> tony fauci. this is ta problem, though.rybody on the republican side is misreading this because they keep saying, like, oh, you've got to as sk bideaid, bn the tough questions. what we're missing is every question's a tough question. if you ask him what hion is s nd is and what state he's in, he needs to like, call a friend, like it's who wants to bemillio a millionairnae. so you can't tell him he's not being asked tough questions because they're all we're hard. laughing. but he sho t at three objects and he has no ideahe sho what ha shot. i'm going to say i'm in a stat' of shock. a si >>de i was the only thing to wae me up as a side window to myrea head. a great american panel staysr at with us when we come back overis fake news. cnn don lemon is in hot water tonight after very nastyn in comment about nikki haley and women in general. we're going to play the tape straight ahead. lid we'll do something the the liberal media will never do. we won't call for his firing., o we won't call for him to belled canceled. or tand we

tony, first fauci, you think a i mean, he says we're not out of the woods yet, but that actually themy is more resilient than many had feared is up. your take on today's announcement? up to a point, yes. but if you look what's been going on since december , those figures that we december, those figures that we saw and look at the last quarter this quarter is already starting rather badly in the sense we've got data for manufacturing for services and construction, which show a further decline in activity january and the is that it's not going to be much better in february which is where we are now. so the first quarter by calculations is probably going to see a decline in. and also, of course, we may get revisions far as last quarter and the quarter before is concerned. there was a revision already that the middle quarter , the that the middle quarter, the third quarter of 20 to only drop by point % this last quarter of by point% this last quarter of 2020 to quarter. so by point% this last quarter of 2020 to quarter . so practically 2020 to quarter. so practically stagnation. anything

fauci. i'm going to refresh your memory on the contents of this e-mail. it says hi tonyand cliff, this proposal, great barrington declaration from the three french epidemiologists met with the secretary seem to be getting a lot of attention and even cosignature from nobel prize winner at stanford. there needs to be a quick and devastating publish takedown of its premises. i don't see anything like that online yet, is it underway? signed francis. you were cced in on this e-mail. yes or no, did you can indicate with doctor collins about these doctors or great barrington declaration other than when e-mailing doctor fauci? >> i have no recollection speaking with him. >> yes or no, are you aware of other instances or other doctor collins or doctor fauci plan to have the articles to discredit other scientists or doctors during the covid pandemic? >> i'm not aware of any such instance. >> as deputy ethics counsel, are there ethical concerns about using u.s. government silence scientific speech particularly peer-reviewed speech? when the stakes are so high as they were during th

fauci. now i'm going to refresh your memory on the contents of this email. it says height tonyand cliff, this proposal setting the great barrington declaration, from the three, fringe epidemiologists who met with the secretary seem to be getting a lot of attention, and even a co-signature from a nobel prize winner, michael abbott at stanford. there needs to be a quick, and devastating published takedown of its promises. i don't see anything like that online unit, is it underway. signed francis. again you received on this email. yes or no, doctor tabak did you communicate with dr. collins, with you about these doctors or the great barrington declaration, other than one emailing doctor fauci? >> i have no recollection of speaking to him about that. >> yes or no, are you aware of other instances, whether dr. collins, or dr. fauci plan to have the media published articles to discredit other scientists or doctors during the covid-19 pandemic? >> i'm not aware of such instance. >> of course. now as deputy ethics counselor, at nih, arthur ethical concerns about using the u.s. governme