in 2020 the very first thing that tony fauci among the many first things they did was to try to coverthe fact that rnas the american mas had worked with the wuhan lab to do exactly these kinds of dangerous experiments. come i look at it and i just wonder, even if you don't know anything about all of the technical technicalities which look like an awful lot like it was a lab leak. the cover up its self assuming that absolutely needs to be explained. >> laura: why are you covering up if there's nothing? just begs the question why the furious defense of china? from the very by dr. fauci? he himself understood the risks of the gain of function type of research when he contributed to this paper about the influenza virus back in 2012 and wrote that there are genuine and legitimate concerns about this type of research both domestically and globally with a certain gain of function experiments related to the transmissibility of highly pathogenic h5n1 influenza virus should be conducted at all. he knew that this was very, very, very risky did he not? >> he did, there was a pause in the gain of

he was relying on tony fauci his reputationputation and suppd good faith. dr. bhattacharjee.nd now we're findinout thatg ot was a lie. he was involved in writing that paper. >> he ab >> he absolutely was interesting. if you look at the foia documents around that time, what you seeeople li is people s christian andersen writing, saying, you know, gosh, this might mighh,t actually be a lab leak. this might this looks like an engineered virus. and then you see tony fauci t calling an emergencyony fa meetc including people like jeremy farrar, the head who's now the current scientist, chief scientific officer at the world health organization, sayingtinga let's hold emergency meeting.ll and then out of that meetingr th all of a sudden comes thisat paper. conspiracy it says that the lab leak is aas conspiracy. and all these scientistsntist tt lab leak, that spoke up and said, look, this might be a lab leak, destroyed. the essentially cold althoug their reputations were destroyed. they essentially called all those scientists who are probably right fringe figures. it's the same playbo

when i watch american masters, want to see sammy davis junior, martha graham, but now we have tony faucithe master of deception but not the american master. this crew followed him for 23 months like he is beyoncÉ. every move was captured by the camera. it is a remarkable document of the commonsense of people even in very poor communities. they were saying what we were hearing from epidemiologists an barela just all over the countr very early. mainly these are leaky vaccines and they don't prevent infectio or spread and that man on the stoop, you've got to give him props. there's a moment where he says you are incentivizing the thin you are paying us to take this and made him squeamish about. there's a moment of the documentary where behind fauci they have a car and on the car it says whidbey. so all it cost to win this car is get that jab and offer your arm. mr. rogers neighborhood is a lo more friendly than dr. fauci's. you don't want him coming there. >> i spent my life in that city diagonally across that and the rich part of the city where nobody had any questions about the government

here's tony fauci taking his second covid shot. >> i got my second vaccine yesterday.ke bleep today. >> tucker: oh. had a vaccine reaction. you must be a conspiracy theorist. we got to kick that man off twitter. he's claiming he had an adverse reaction to a vaccine. >> i want this man, i know everybody is focused on donald trump perp walk, tucker. i want fauci in handcuffs more than i have ever wanted anyone in handcuffs in my life. i never would have believed, tucker, that after o.j. simpson got away with murder some nih bureaucrat would have risen to the level fauci has. you mentioned the guy in dc on the porch who questioned fauci directly. for two minutes that guy on the porch questioned fauci more aggressively on covid than left wing media did for three years! one guy on the porch. what i love about this documentary, too, is fauci thought that he was going to be the hero here. instead all it's providing now is a tangible record of all his lies, everything that he has been wrong about, immortalized forever, including some things like masking that he never even clai

tony fauci let in the research for treatments and vaccines. >> went in the whole dose?>> yes sir. >> decades ago he let in the fight against aids. nevermind those protests. >> even back then, there were conspiracy terrorists. hello. nothing new. >> and that is dr. tony fauci on american masters. >> a year in the life, tuesday night at eight. >> kqed celebrates women's history month with programs that recognize the achievements of women . for a guide for our related programming, go to kqed .org/heritage. celebrating women's history month on kqed. >> here is tonight's lineup on kqed it made possibl by your support. >> here is a classic movie quiz. 1983's tender mercies stars robert devol. >> i'm not going to start singing again. i have lost its. echo how many oscars has devol one? one for this role. >> don't feel sorry for me rosalie. i'm not dead you know. >> you provide the popcorn, couch and tv and we will provide great movies like tender mercies. >> unexpected bonds and a second chance saturday night at eight. >> bank failures expose economic concerns and ukraine expo

it is disgraceful what tony fauci did. question is, if we actually want to say he committed perjury, is that merrick garland who made that decision? i'm not optimistic they will do the right thing. >> let's go to merrick garland after that. >> follow the money. >> amen. >> someone just called out, "follow the money." dr. fauci is the most -- has done more damage than any aircraft in the history of our nation. >> he led policies that destroy people's lives, that her tens of millions of kids across this country, that destroyed businesses. and he lied over and over again. one of the consequences is he elevated politics above science and medicine. there has been no person who has done more to destroy trust in the scientific and medical community than dr. anthony fauci. [applause] >> who told millions of americans lied knowingly, supremely, arrogantly should there be an accountability in any sane system, he would be prosecuted for lying under oath and he would go to jail for lying under oath to congress. [applause] unfortunatel

here's tony fauci taking his second out of like 40 covid shot.i got my second vaccine yesterday and i feel like today . oh, he had a vaccine reaction. he must be a conspiracy theorist. discrepencies without kayak.com. he joins us tonight. i can't. we got to kick that man off twitter. he's claiming he had an adverse reaction to a vaccine. i want this man. i know everybody focused on the donald trump perp walk, tucker. i want fauci in hand cuffs more than i've ever wanted anyone in handcuffs in my life . i never would have believed, tucker, that after o.j. simpson got away with double murder, some 80 year old nih bureaucrat would have risen to the level that dr. fauci has. but tucker, you mentioned the guy in d.c. on the porch who questioned fauci directly for two minutes. that guy on the porch question about fauci more aggressively on covid. then left wing media did for three years. one guy on the porch. what i love about this documentary, too, is found. she thought that he was going to be the hero here instead. all it's providing now is a tangibl

page story, the idea's already baked in people's minds of one's a conspiracy theory, the other is tony fauci'struth, so they whisk it away -- the. rachel: could fauci -- joey: wingnuts, conspiracy theorists. rachel: but could this particular issue9 with the covid origins and all the e-mails we now have of anthony fauci trying to squash the story and cover his tracks, involvement in funding that lab with gain of function research through the back door, through ecohealth alliance, could this actually take anthony fauci down? is there a possibility that this could be toxic and career-damaging in terms of his legacy for fauci? pete: probably not. jee yeah mutually assured -- pete: i agree with you. they find a way to help each other out. joey: from oneself importance flip-flopper to other maybe, senator joe manchin is slamming ford the motor company for partnering with a chinese company that builds batteries. joe manchin saying i'm totally opposed. i'll be danged if i'm going to give them $900 out of $7500 to let it go to china for basically a product we started. you're telling me we don't have th

tony fauci approved and gave money to the lab in wuhan.s always going to deny it came from the lab because it comes back to his reputation tore having the incredibly poor judgment to send money to wuhan. same for the cdc and they have all been hand picked by him over decades, so really these, you know, the machinery of government over there is biased and they are never going to admit to this. but if you talk to the real scientists, there's dozens and dozens of virologists now who have come to the conclusion it came from the lab also. goodness, even if it were a chance, reform the policy so we don't fund the dangerous research. to this day, this dangerous research happens in 12 labs in the united states i know of. >> sandra: and seems some of the other people paying the ultimate consequences of this is our nation's children. they are paying the very long-term consequences of those shutdowns, of the school closures, and it continues to show up. i have a new report in my hands, this is from a group that looks into this under the wall street j

tony fauci and the public health or accuracy are trying to cover their tracks in direct violation of what the obama administration directed. second, i think the biden administration at the highest reaches, president biden himself, do not want to reference in this virus in all likelihood came from those labs because they do not want to be forced to take tough action against chinese communists. third, it is political going back to the early beginnings of this pandemic. and donald trump or any other republican was saying these kind of things, then they wanted to oppose it, whatever it was. the fact this virus almost certainly came from labs is just another example. >> john: congressmen, want to change gears a bit and ask about this incident down in matamoros, mexico, in which two americans were killed, one severely wounded and the other seems to be okay and is in a hospital in brownsville, texas. the big question is what do we do about these drug cartels? your colleague senator lindsey graham of south carolina a short time ago said he believes they should be declared foreign terrorist o

the gentleman to my left is the one -- at the time, tony fauci went off into a corner and concocted a plan that brought all of the elements together. in way that could garner bipartisan support and be sustainable over. now two decades and probably not many decades to come. and feel years ago i was at a compact closeout, finishing of a compact, air west african country. i remember, all of a sudden, a daughter came in to see me she says i just wanted thank you. she says we can build roads, everyone knows how to build roads. mcc taught us how to do a transparently. we have a large of young africans who can do that. was that part of the thinking on mcc that you would be building the capacity and experience of a generation who would operate under these principles. i remember meeting with the board for the first time. i said it, success. i remember, what is your definition of success. my answer said, success is when we no longer need to meet. there is no organization -- need for the organization. the business of a nonprofit is to put yourself out of business. help other people solve that pr

tony fauci muir reel becauser talked vaccine hesitancy. well very quickly it became clear that the only thing fauci has mastered is deception. >> i heard that it doesn't cure it and it doesn't stop you from getting it. >> on the very very very rare chance that you do get it, even if you are vaccinated, it's a very -- you don't feel sick, you don't know you got infected. it's very very good at protecting you. >> laura: well, lines like that from fauci and other public health officials they piled up over the past three years. no amount of spin or face to face attempts at persuasion really help. >> the people in america are not settled with the information that's been given to us right now. >> i am not going to be lining up to take a shot or a vaccination for something that wasn't clear in the first place. and then you all create a shot and miraculous time and nine months for nobody to be taking vaccination. >> you are going to pass? >> yeah, definitely. >> when you start talking about paying people to get vaccinated, when you start talking in

those were intricate and the ones who along with the time was relatively known nih director named tony fauci went off into -- went off into a corner and concoct add plan that brought all of those elements together in a way that lecould garner by-bipartisan support and decades and the compact was all said and done and came in to see me and said i want to thank you for them and the young group of young africans who can do that. was that part of the thinking at mcc that you would also be building the capacity and experience of a generation who would omitter under these principles? >> yeah,un i think that some ngs and i remember in meeting with the board for the first time and i said, you know, success and ask you what's your definition of success. i said my answer with success is when we no longer need to meet. when there's no need for this organization and the business is staying in business and help other people solve that problem and if you can't do that, get out of the way and let somebodyo else do it. the idea of the mcc and pep far too looking at evolution of the pep farm is to increasing

one of the witnesses testified that tony fauci delivered covering up the origins of the virus by silencing questions. watch. >> is the possibility that covid-19 leaked from a lab a conspiracy theory? >> absolutely not, no. i would say no, but also it has been approached as such. >> no. the. >> doctor, i want to stick with you. you were locked out of conversations about the lack leak by dr. fauci and dr. collins. do you think you were kept out of the organizat conversations u thought covid came out of a lab? >> yeah. they came up with a single narrative, antithetical to science. we foster debate. we're confident that with debate, science will eventually get to the truth. >> tucker: this probably all get lost, no one will get accountable for destroying the u.s. economy, killing a million people. the facts still matter. our guest testified, one of the very first people to suggest, which pretty much everyone now acknowledges is true, that this virus came from a chinese government lab in wuhan, and said so today. thank you so much for joining us. is it frustrating or vindicating for you to be o

we'll explain tony fauci lashing out at his critics. find out what he said. >> sean: all right.ouse oversight committee chairman jim comer, 0 experience hunter biden and shady business dealings, ranking member james raskin, records spanning had years. hunter associates that are involved in the joint venture with cfec, as he faces more scrutiny for his covid failures, fauci is lashing out at his critics where musk wrote, my pronouns are prosecute fauci. take a look at this. >> we've seen elon musk tweet that his pronouns, the owner of twitter, his pronouns are prosecute fauci. others talked about arresting you and prosecuting you, what is your response to that? your response to musk and what has that been like for your family? >> well, i mean, there is no response to that craziness, jim. prosecute me for what? what are they talking about? i mean, i wish i could figure out what the heck they were talking about. i think they are just going off the deep end. >> sean: all right. joining us with reaction is house oversight committee chairman james comer. i want to start with the subpo

but atsort the top of this, topf every sort of concern, we have ,it's tony fauci, fauci.of how real is a threat of myocarditis, especially in young men ? itis. so it's about men. that twenty eight times what you would expect for young men . can't gi that still makes it fairlybe rare. we're talking about, you know, 5 i can't give you the exact number forou one hundred thousand, but it might be fivsand. e or ten per hundred thousand. but yowhatu have to weigh thatae against the risks of the disease. >> h whaospit is the chance that your child will be hospitalized from covidwhat? what's the chance that your child will be hospitalized or die if they've already had covid? b and you you have to weighe over the risk and benefit. so that's wh 6y i've alwaysf th said if you're over lea sixty five or over 70 , the risk of the diseasste, at least for the last couple of years, has been much greater than any perceived or any real risk of the vaccine. i believe that. but if you're younger, the risk of the vaccine, even thoughthe i they're rare, cank actually exceed the risk of the dise

. >> i can watch tony fauci the misinformation elves on capitol hill all day long. >> jesse: back in nobody got more air time than dr. fauci not even kilmeade. on every cable news show. every magazine cover made documentaries about him after all he was the science. so if fauci said to mussel up and get vaxxed. if you asked questions you were a far right crank didn't care if your neighbor died. at least that's what they wanted us to believe. this week some interesting footage come to light. it was shot in june of 2021 for a pbs special that means we paid for it on the vaccine which airs tonight. the documents fauci going door to door in washington, d.c. pressuring people to get the jab. but here's the thing, these residents in deep blue d.c. weren't buying it. they didn't trust it. listen to this. >> i heard that it doesn't, um, cure it, and it doesn't, um, stop you from getting it. >> no? on the very, very, very rare chance that you do get it, even if you are vaccinated, it's a very -- you don't even feel sick. it's like you don't even know you got infected. it's very, very good at p

gentleman to my left is the one who along with at the time a relatively little-known nih director named tony fauci went off into a corner and concocted a plan that brought all of thos together in a way that could garner bipartisan support and be sustainable over now two decades and probably many decades to come. >> the finishing of a compact ale young lady came in to see me she said we can build roads. everyone knows how to build roads. mcc taught us how to do it transparently, on budget, on time and now we have a large group of young africans who can do that. was that part of the thinking that you would also be building the capacity and experience of a generation who would operate under these principles? >> i remember meeting with the board for the first time and i said success. i remember in the interview process they ask you what is your definition of success and i said my answer is when we no longer meet the need. when there is no need for this organizationth the business of business is to stay in business. it's to put yourself out of business. help other people solve that problem and if you c

there is a lot of stuff going on, on top of every sort of concern we have is tony fauci. >> sean: how real is the threat of myocarditis. >> it's about 28 times what you would expect for young men. that still makes it fairly rare. we are talking about, you know, i can't give you the exact number for 100,000, it might be 5 or 10 per hundred thousand. but you have to weigh that against the risks of the disease. what is the chance that your child will be hospitalized from covid? what is the chance that your child will be hospitalized or die from covid. you have to weigh the risk and benefit. if you are over 65 or over 70, the risk of the disease at least for the last couple years has been much greater than any perceived or real res be of the vaccine, i believe that. if you are younger the risks of the vaccine, even though they are rare can exceed the risk of the disease, and i think giving three vaccines, we've got universities mandating three vaccines i think that is malpractice because the risk of the myocarditis increases with each vaccine. there is a lot of prom compromises, one vacci

gentleman to my left is the one who along with at the time, relatively little known nih director found tony fauci, went off into a corner and concocted a plan that brought all those elements together and away they could garner bipartisan support and be sustainable over and out two decades and probably many decades to come. >> gary i want to switch gears on you a little bit. a few years ago i was at a compact close out the finishing of a compact and west african countryco. the centerpiece of the compact roads were built. and i remember all the sudden done a young lady came in to see me and said i want to thank you. she says is not for the roads we can build roads everybody knows how to build roads. mcc taught us how to do it transparently, on budget, on-time and now we have a large group of young africans who can do that. with that part of thinking on mcc he would also be building the capacity and the experience of a generation would operate under these principles. >> i run some ngos and i remember and meeting with the board for the first time.ss and i said success, i remember in the interviewing

not tony fauci is on americans who are at war with themselves as the chinese communist party. >> i willback. i agree about the culpability of the ccp they destroyed samples. they did not allow scientists to go into the cave. >> still to this point. >> having said that he provided cover for this chinese communist government and continues to do that to this day jeremy ferrara who was one of the co-authors of the proximal origin study has a lovely gilded path to power now that she scientist at who and when appointed so december of last year so people who went along with doctor fauci and carried his water they were promoted and given grants and shielded from accountability meanwhile we have known all along the natural origin theory was hogwash and doctor fauci had so much at stake. >> exactly. let's be clear about what he did. he tipped the scales of debate decisively against the lab leaked very and he was so against it the mainstream media and other government health advisors called you a racist conspiracy theorist if it was a lab leaked we are not allowed to discuss this on facebook becau

. >> i believe that tony fauci from the very beginning went into overdrive to try and suppress even conversation about the possibility of the virus coming from the labs because of his deep ties and relationships with people at those labs or in the chinese public health bureaucracy or funding that his organization at the nih was granting. >> sandra: that was his take on it. obviously fauci's pushing back on that idea, but then you have today democrats voting with republicans to declassify these documents to get to the bottom of covid origins so why does anthony fauci, why isn't he as curious as all the democrats you say to declassify this and get to the bottom of this? >> look, i think what the democrats are doing is on a lot of issues including this issue, they're pivoting and they're now what they know that the republicans are in control there in the house and they're going to be a lot of inconvenient truths coming out and they're going doggo lying and going along and they don't want to make headlines saying they're trying to suppress facts about the origins of covid because they know like with

tony fauci approved and gave the money to the lab in wuhan. so by approving that, he has and shares some culpability in the origins of this virus. so he's always going to deny that it came from the lab because it comes back to his rep asian. kennedy: of course it does. and fauci, as you saw, painted the road map for how you manipulate a virus to make it more transmissable. no one was saying that they took virus a and changed it completely into virus xxy. what their saying is the virus was manipulated through the research that dr. fauci funded. of course, he retired in december, but how much of our covid failures were his fault? here to break it down, former hawaii congresswoman and fox news contributor tulsi gabbard. welcome back. >> thanks, kennedy. kennedy: so how much responsibility does anthony fauci bear for what has happened, the fallout from covid? either in terms of the virus manipulation itself or the cra the cone january lock counterthat have altered and ruined so many livesesome. >> well, there's no question that he bears serious re

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clearly tony fauci lied under oath, lied to the american people.ust that, he compelled and persuaded the fbi to censor information about the pandemic as it was unfolding. tried to shut down the functioning first amendment. so that we could not have an open debate about where it came from and what to do about it. it's disgraceful what he did it the question is if we want to say he committed perjury, i'm not optimistic merrick garland is going to do the right thing here. what about after that? >> someone called out over the money. dr. fauci has done more damage than any bureaucrat in the history of our nation. he, he, he led policy that hurt tens of millions of kids across the country. destroying businesses. one of the consequences who he elevated politics about science and medicine. no one person has done more to destroy trust in the scientific and medical community. was told that millions of americans lied willingly, knowingly, glibly, supremely arrogantly. should there be accountability? prosecuted for lying under oath, he would go to jail. unfort

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and i actually had asked tony fauci and to have these conversations. to be excluded i found unusual. i do think it illustrates one important point that's worth focusing on. we have a group of people decide that on the one point of view that's problematic. i'll keep on saying it's hypothetical to science. >> i can tell you that is the case is very problematic. the way people suffered in this country from what i would call tyrannical decisions using their positions of power and shutting down the way they did i think. >> lettie simons expired brick like the lady is expired brick. >> thank you yelled back. >> think it with her charm and i appreciate it want to thank all our witnesses are being here today. doctor red photo of the thank you particular for your service as cdc director your key to the meatpacking plants up and running during the height of the pandemic in my district of a project that. i just want to say i agreed the few things that on the other side outer my colleague. buy things out it's awkward what is been addressed on the side of the aisle

clearly tony fauci lied under oath, lied to the american people.nformation about the pandemic as it was unfolding. tried to shut down the functioning first amendment. so that we could not have an open debate about where it came from and what to do about it. it's disgraceful what he did it the question is if we want to say he committed perjury, i'm not optimistic merrick garland is going to do the right thing here. what about after that? >> someone called out over the money. dr. fauci has done more damage than any bureaucrat in the history of our nation. he, he, he led policy that hurt tens of millions of kids across the country. destroying businesses. one of the consequences who he elevated politics about science and medicine. no one person has done more to destroy trust in the scientific and medical community. was told that millions of americans lied willingly, knowingly, glibly, supremely arrogantly. should there be accountability? prosecuted for lying under oath, he would go to jail. unfortunately, i can quantify with mathematical precision the

>> knowing tony future -- i think there was -- there was a media element to it. faucioughout the trump administration trusted and seen as somebody who was an independent doctor who was not trump aligned. at times dr. birx and redfield were more aligned with trump. dr. birx has done more to combat aids than any living person. redfield, virologist, dedicated his life to the medical profession. there was an element of politics that factored into it. >> in fairness to dr. fauci he said he is open to more investigation but he didn't have any basically visibility into what was happening in the lab in china. here is what he said a year and a half ago to senator rand paul when this came up in may of 2021. >> will you in front of this group categorically say that the covid-19 could not have occurred through serial passage in a laboratory? >> i do not have any accounting of what the chinese may have done and i'm fully in favor of any further investigation of what went on in china. >> so here is what is interesting. back then in may of 2021, a year and a half ago, cnn had reporti