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presidentjoe biden�*s senior medical adviser on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, has said it's time for americans to start moving back towards normality. dr fauci acknowleged covid—19 infections would likely rise as restrictions were lifted and said tough choices lie ahead. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. early last year american democracy came under attack from within. supporters of defeated president donald trump stormed the us capitol and provoked deadly violence. my guest today is democratic congressman jamie raskin, a key player in the subsequent impeachment of donald trump and the congressional investigation into that january six assault. all this as congressman raskin has faced up to personal tragedy. what happened when the pillars of personal and political life came crashing down all at once? congressmanjamie raskin, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me. it is a real pleasure, congressman. you have chosen to share with the public the worst experience of your life, frankly the worst experience anybody can imagine

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anthony fauci is sounding optimistic, telling the "financial times "we are heading out of the full-blown pandemic phase of covid-19. this as more states are easing indoor mask mandates. today, new york, massachusetts, rhode island, and illinois all announcing changes, joining five other state that announced rolled backs this week. nevada is expected to make an announcement tomorrow. >> this is trending in a very, very good direction and that is why we are now approaching new phase in this pandemic. >> reporter: cases are down for% from last week and have fallen 57% from january when omicron was peaking. but, cases are still more than double what they were a year ago, and today it the c.d.c. urged caution. >> you're working on, you know, following the trend for the moment. what i will say, though, is, you know, our hospitalizations are still high. our death rates are still high. so as we work towards that, and as we are encouraged by the current trend, we are not there yet. >> reporter: josh allen is a public health researcher from harvard. >> it's not hands up. it's not the pandemic is o

anthony fauci says it's time to start inching back toward normal life, but he believes it's too soon to lift mask mandates in schools. >> you've really got to be careful. you know, you don't want to say it's an absolutely wrong decision. it's understandable why people want to take masks off the kids, but right now, given the level of activity we have, it is risky. >> reporter: david, the cdc is expected to update its guy dance on masks as early as next week. now, the big question is, will it change its recommendations on masks in schools. so far, the agency's officials have been adamant that masks work to keep schools open. david? >> all right, matt gutman, thank you. >>> tonight, former president trump and two of his children have now been ordered to sit down for depositions within 21 days. a judge in new york ordering the former president, ivanka trump and donald jr. to answer questions under oath in the investigation into the family business. here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: today, a judge in new york ruled that former president trump a

anthony fauci is sounding optimistic, telling the "financial times," we are heading out of the full-blown pandemic phase of covid-19." this as more states are easing indoor mask mandates. today, new york, massachusetts, rhode island, and illinois all announcing changes, joining five other state that announced rollbacks this week. nevada is expected to make an announcement tomorrow. >> this is trending in a very, very good direction and that is why we are now approaching a new phase in this pandemic. >> reporter: cases are down 44% from last week and have fallen 70% from january, when omicron was peaking. but, cases are still more than double what they were a year ago, and today, the c.d.c. urged caution. >> you're working on, you know, following the trend for the moment. what i will say, though, is, you know, our hospitalizations are still high. our death rates are still high. so as we work towards that, and as we are encouraged by the current trends, we are not there yet. >> reporter: joseph allen is a public health researcher from harvard. >> it's not hands up. it's not the pandemic is

anthony fauci in comments he made to the "financial times." infections are falling sharply is sharply numbering fewer than 200,000 case as day for the first time since christmas. but some places are still being overwhelmed by the omicron surge. here is dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: karen mccadden is living in limbo. it has become this really complex dance for me emotionally. i am getting ready for the surgery, am i not getting ready for the surgery? i will count my best work, that thin little books-- >> mccadden, a 55-year-old poet and english teacher in vermont said her scheduled hysterectomy was cancel, canceled at the end of december as the covid caseload surround. what symptoms are you having now? >> i have pain and wake up with pain in the night and sometimes it is pretty excruciating. >> intensive care units in vermont are three-quarters full, and withcritical staffing shortages nationwide hospitals say they have no choice but to delay procedures that are not an emergency. dartmouth-hitchcock health in nrthern new england has a backlog th

presidentjoe biden�*s senior medical adviser on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, has said it's time for americans to start moving back towards normality, despite remaining risks. dr fauci acknowleged infections would likely rise as restrictions were lifted and said tough choices lie ahead. now on bbc news: the media show. hello. some big topics on the media show today. in the west, it's reported as the ukraine crisis — 100,000 russian troops assembled near the border. president macron is on a whirlwind diplomatic mission this week to avert a conflict. but i want to look at how the situation is being reported in russia and in ukraine. is there the same sense of urgency in domestic media? how are both sides using the media to advance their own objectives? francis scarr is in moscow with bbc monitoring and he's going to help us do that. francis, on a lighter note first, you'll have seen those images of putin and macron sat at either end of it gigantic negotiating table this week. is this a table the kremlin rolls out for photo opportunities when they want to see the idea through the medi

fauci, the job of statesmanship is to harmonize the competing interests of society that makes society to function and weave that into a coherent policy and florida heeded ike's admonition. we protected people's freedoms and we kept our society functioning and the result is, we're better for it, not only are we doing as good as we've ever done, we are far outpacing state after state after state on almost every indicator imaginable. for example, our budget in the state of florida that i submitted to our legislature, came in at 99.7 billion dollars, to put that in perspective, the closest state to us in population is the state of new york, they have 3 million fewer people than we do and yet, their budget is about 240 billion dollars. and yet, we have better roads, better services, higher performing k through 12 schools and the number one rated public university system in the entire united states and of the 100 billion dollar budget roughly, we've got at least a 17 billion dollar surplus. and i can tell you a lot of those other states are not sitting on that. [applause] and we do that all

anthony fauci mandate freedom. see you tomorrow. >> ♪ ♪ >> greg: i didn't read this by the way. >> [applauding]. >> greg: clap like you are an audience and not some employees i dragged in here. how was your valentine's day day. kat spent the night in cuff. we could have spent it in jail as well. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives tweeted a plea it share information about a former partner involved in illegal activity. we will make sure it's a valentine's day to remember. you know i am a law and order guy. not the show. that sucks. i mean the real thing. this creeped me out. you never want to rely on bitter exes for anything. they could called 9-11 and say you be hold up in a basement. with really you are just eating pizza in your underwear. we obtained the first few phone calls to the atf. >> [phone ringing]. >> what is your emergency? >> my wife is eh rattic. drunk and doing arts and crafts. >> does she have a gun? >> yes, she is using it to stick rhinestones everywhere. >> that's a hot

anthony fauci, from a member of pfizer's board who formally sat at the top position of the fda that they expected to come in the next month or so. one thing you might want to consider as a parent is is it going to be three dose regimen or to dose regimen? in the wake of omicron, we are seeing it as much harder to prevent some to medic covid cases, including among children with just two doses. that is why many parents are disappointed this hasn't come sooner. emily: lots of people waiting. thank you for that update. the ongoing pandemic has accelerated a transition in health care from hospitals to the home. my next guest wants to stay a ahead of that curve. a new round of funding valued at more than a billion dollars was announced for an at-home testing company to give patients and doctors the ability to monitor chronic conditions at home. joining me is the cofounder of the company. thank you for joining us. this is an fda approved device you can use at home. explain the vision. >> thank you for having me on. the way we think about chronic care is folks who are chronically ill naturally n

meanwhile presidentjoe biden's senior adviser on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, has said it is time for americans to start a return to normality, despite the remaining risk. dr fauci said there was no perfect way to balance the need to protect citizens from infections and growing fatigue with the pandemic. we can now speak to dr syra madad wh's an infectious disease specialist and the special pathogens program senior director at nyc health and hospitals.. thank you very much for being with theirs. as he mentioned there, he has said it is time to return to normality. how do you feel about that? i to return to normality. how do you feel about that?— you feel about that? i mean, they are _ you feel about that? i mean, they are all _ you feel about that? i mean, they are all ready _ you feel about that? i mean, they are all ready to - you feel about that? i mean, they are all ready to return i you feel about that? i mean, | they are all ready to return to normal, right? but what normal? is it normal or the previous normal that we were used to in 2019. i think that, as we are progressing w

anthony fauci speak, i was in atlanta a few years ago for national hiv conference and i listened to anthony fauci speak. that man has impeccable credentials and the people calling to turn him into some kind of monster, they don't know what they're talking about and in the age of social media, i'll tell you what, pedro, i'm really starting to lose hope in the future of this country because we used to be on it's forefront of the advancing modern world and now we are devolving into a nation of narsicistic conspiracy theorists, people who think evolution is a host, people who think climate change is a hoax, people who actually believe the earth is flat. >> let's hear from tampa florida on our yes line. hello. >> caller: hi, yes, i do believe this has changed my view. i don't disagree with the science itself but to me, science has changed what we believed 2 years ago has changed and evolved over time. what i do believe has changed my view on science is how people use science. science can be used now, not necessarily by the doctors and the scientists actually studying it but the people who take t

anthony fauci. that will be the first thing you do. [applause] mr. shannon: yeah. i think those three lessons will get us started ever pairing america, but you know, when we start talking about repairing, the less they -- the left calls it reparations. kamala harris, our resident expert on the border, who is over in europe advising them on how to protect their border, you cannot make this up. it is incredible. she has even said we should start paying african-americans that look like me reparations for things that happened in the past. we never want to talk about reparations. you never talk about reparations. let's talk about it. reparations means to repair what you broke. it as republicans, we believe in personal responsibility so let's talk about the party that is responsible for slavery and jim crow segregation and let's hold them accountable. let's talk about the parties responsible for the broken homes and the crime epidemic sweeping the inner cities. let's talk about the party responsible for trying to radicalize black kids in the inner cities with crt. let's

after seeing this research by procedures institutions including the one you work for, anthony fauci should be the one sending up saying we got it completely wrong. we have no choice in the beginning, we were scared, this was new but as information started coming in, they didn't change quickly enough and it's had a detrimental impact especially on kids. >> i definitely think people should be honest how it was a policy failure. you could are arguing the early days or two weeks or so in the hospital system was about to collapse it made sense to have people decrease social interaction until they figure out what was going on. we soon figured out after transmission wasn't a major risk. which activities were high or low risk. we moved to where we taught people how to risk calculate and use harm reduction we used for hiv and hepatitis c and allow them to go about their lives knowing we won't keep case 20 but we are keeping up on the activities that will crush the hospital systems and at the same time, fix the solutions. kennedy: you should be the fauci, at least you are smart. you read stuff and y

lord lockdown himself, doctor anthony fauci admitting this god-awful mess might be over soon just in time for the midterms. in an interview he said a restriction quote as we get out of the ahlborn pandemic phase which we are certainly heading out of, these decisions will increasingly be made on a local level rather than essentially distorted. more people will make their own decisions on how they deal with the virus. that's great news. he says it's almost done. i don't believe it for a second. then we can make our own decisions, he doesn't believe that. i'm sure the head of the cdc doctor doctor rochelle walensky agrees, right? right? >> right now our guidance has not changed. we have continued to recommend masking in areas of high and substantial transmission, essentially everywhere in the country and public indoor settings. we continue to recommend universal masking in our schools. kennedy: way to throw cold water on to talk something. she says covid is still everywhere and restrictions will saint place. should we keep wearing masks? i guess so but in the last two days states includ

i'm not entirely sure what let's moving markets at this point, but you had anthony fauci weighing in thinking we're reaching the end of the pandemic too. let's take a look at what's happening with the treasury market yesterday they hit another high in terms of the yield for the ten-year that rolled back another year for how long the records we're looking at this was the highest level we're looking at since all the way back to november of 2019 it had been hitting the 2020 levels now it's back to 2019. it's sitting at 1.931%, again, just within spitting distance of 2% this morning at 1.326% we'll tell you about some of the big stories that are out there peloton, andrew, we watched that go from down pretty significantly on our watch to up. >> yep. >> it ended up more than 25% for its best day ever, that stock trading at $38.89. >> if you had bought that stock, by the way, even three days ago last friday, you'd be up over 50%. >> right. >> it's one of those stocks -- >> pretty significant swings they had a lot of news yesterday. there's been all this speculation whether the company will

we saw the e-mail of communications with the head of the cdc and anthony fauci tryin to suppress the story of the wuhan lab. had we known that from the beginning, we could have had a head start on the pandemic. they were so worried about bein accused of gain of function research that they the truth. we saw the epidemiologist in london who was modeling all these fantastic and really they were completely bankrupt, the young's we're going to die within a few months, and they quoted him chapter and verse, he's never apologized, fauci never apologized. he told is travel bands wouldn' worst and masks were superfluous . they kept changing the narrativ as they went and every time the changed it, they kept getting angrier that we didn't believe them. all they had to do is show a little humility and say we don' know the answers yet, we're doing our best. they're we're dogmatic and now their suffering the wages of their own arrogance fred can ge the mask became a religious expression, something akin to religious expression for the last, and many are still clinging to it including the teachers u

anthony fauci is saying that getting rid of the masks is risky, and another concern, the subvariant b.a.2 showing that it may spread faster and cause more severe disease. >> the good news though is that we are not seeing much b.a.2 in the united states at all. >> reporter: and the hospitalizations are dropping to a precovid hospitalization level. >> if we live with it, live with it as safely as we can. >> cnn, los angeles. >>> hello, again, everyone, and thank you for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we are following breaking news and tense moments as the police are crack down on the trucker protests in canada. >> guys, guys -- guys, guys, we are ctv, okay, we are moving back, moving back. >> reporter: they say that the demonstrators are rallying and they threw gas canisters at a line of oofficers in ottawa, and at least 47 protesters were arrested todaysh and dozens of vehicles were towed as the police say they were blocking the streets for weeks, and some of those arrested were wearing body armor and some had smoke grenades and body armor in the bags, and so, paula, what are the p

fauci says it's not and they are just following the signs. >> do you think the local politics when it comes to these and they start overwriting the signs were largely no? >> i wouldn't say it's politics, different evaluation of what right for a particular community. when you use the word politics, are not so short that, i think at the local level there's a strong feeling of needing to get facts to normality. kennedy: you and needing to get back on television, the mandates have never been about the size and three done states changing the rules, the cdc has not loosened mask guidance at all. rochelle walensky has this to say. >> if and when when we update guidance, we will communicate that clearly. based on the data and signs. however, it's also important to remember regardless of but level of disease burden in your community, there still are important times to continue to wear your mask. kennedy: you can see the fear in her eyes, even she's still shocked she has that job. the cdc and doctor patrick pleading from behind, is the talk of the american public to move on without them make th

. >> i think of that cute little groundhog and i think, i well,, is anthony fauci going to come out and see his shadow and there's six more months of covid restrictions? no, six more years mommy. we launched a not one-minute campaign to encourage people to skip even watching the jenna seidel olympics -- genocide olympics. >> raymond: even bob costas has called out the olympic committee. >> the ioc deserves all of the disdain and disgust that comes their way for going back to china yet again. they were in beijing in 2008. they go to associate in 2018 -- sochi in 2018. >> raymond: athletes from at least two western countries are planning to boycott the opening ceremonies in beijing. students that are urging these athletes to extend with the persecuted, the phone congress as well as the tibetans. this is a thing i think we are going to see jane steam. but a lot of these athletes are being warned by the ioc not to make a statement. they don't want any controversy. >> laura: now, i think, you know, the speed skaters are going to skate right back to their hotels and right back to this rink be

anthony fauci speak. i was in atlanta a few years ago for a national hiv conference and i listened to anthony fauci speak. that man has impeccable credentials. the people that are calling in to turn him into some kind of monster, they don't know what they're talking about. in the age of social media, i will tell you what, pedro, i am really starting to lose hope in the future of this country because we used to be on the forefront of the advancing modern world and now we are devolving into a nation of narcissistic conspiracy theorists, people who think that evolution is a hoax, people think climate change is a hoax, people who actually believe the earth is flat. host: thank you, and west virginia. let's talk to someone on our yes line. caller: hi. i do believe that this has changed my view. i don't disagree with the science itself, but to me, science has changed what we believed two years ago and has changed and evolved over time. what i do believe is how people use science. science can be used now it nece

anthony fauci, rochelle walensky. becerra delayed in confirmation by a couple months senate republicans after him because he's not a doctor, even though only three prior health secretaries who were doctors. that put him behind the ball in getting involved in the dynamics dealing with covid, but has also put him in the situation where now a lot of blame has been laid on him for not knowing what's going on, not being a part of it when it was structured he wasn't a part of it. you see the white house moving swiftly after a bunch of bad stories becerra received to change that. i'm told president biden called the secretary himself said i've got your back. i like the job you're doing. we're going to get you more involved with everything. >> working on the story, total coincidence, i'm sure. but the other thing that is interesting about your story, isaac is that you're finding out that becerra was not biden's first choice for this position? also that doesn't do wonders for a secretary's confidence dealing with something as i

one thing to say to anthony fauci, mandate freedom. see you tomorrow. >> carley: breaking news, we have brand-new exclusive interview with former president donald trump who is accusing the client campaign of paying to infiltrate trump tower and the trump white house. >> todd: has political rival ignoring questions about special counsel john durham's findings when confronted by the daily mail yesterday. >> the trump campaign, when will you comment on the spying allegations, hillary. did you pay to have him spied on? >> todd: intrigue grows. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: and i'm carley shimkus. our exclusive interview with donald trump is coming up. biden administration is asking for another $30 billion for covid relief efforts. >> todd: democrats are increasingly divided on mandates. griff jenkins joins us with the new details. >> griff: good morning, despite covid-19 cases dropping, the white house says now is not the time to ease up on the spending asking congress for an additional $30 pillion. >>

anthony fauci says the fda's decision was made for the right ree reasons. have a listen. >> i think it's disappointing that parents who have children in the age group are anxious and want their children to be vaccinated but you want to make sure it's done right. what the fda is doing is there doesn't appear to be any age range at all. they want to make sure the dose range is the correct one. >>> in california the mask mandate in schools will remain in place for at least two more weeks. that's according to the state's top health official. he says state leaders will reassess the latest data and trends before making any trends to that requirement. california's still relaxing its mask mandate for vaccinated people in most other indoor public spaces. >>> and we'll be watching a new york courtroom today where a u.s. district judge is expected to dismiss sarah palin's defamation lawsuit against "the new york times." jurors are still deliberating, but the judge says lawyers for the former vice presidential candidate did not prove the "times" acted with actual malic

the guy worked with anthony fauci. he never met a guy he didn't like. covid-19 ends. the masks end. >> greg: the big story -- who knew there was an allegiant airline? i saw that and i'm like what is that? the plane takes the highway. they don't even fly. you're on a bad airline when the pilot asks you for money for gas and tolls. we have to move on. coming up, crime doesn't pay when angry moms stand in the way. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools that help protect. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. one of my favorite supple

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and i'm talking about nancy pelosi, anthony fauci and joe biden. you know, these are people in very powerful positions who are taking a lot of money from working americans through their taxes, creating systems that can't be undone. and then you know, it's all politics for them. politics verys short term. so they get to leave and they don't have to suffer the repercussion, right? we do our kids two generations of people do. and that sort of long term damage. the only good thing about this people are they've got wise to it. they know that he is the problem and they're not going to put up with it any more . they're not going to let him linger for two terms. know what happens at the end of life? you know, people right before they die, they start baking pies. you know, they get this giant burst of energy and everyone goes grandma field and then big exactly right that's happened. they get a broom energy. so i think that's what's happening with oh oh, boy. inthat is grim. all right. that's what you were saying. i'm pretty. greg wants to go. yeah. you know

anthony fauci, one talking about the situation in the u.s., said the u.s. is heading out of the "full-blown" pandemic phase of covid-19. do you agree with that characterization? >> well, i think part of what dr. fauci was referring to was the fact that, first of all, we now have the neutralizing antibodies, antivirals, treatment is getting better, and the omicron wave is declining. we have many more tools to manage covid. again, of course, we have an epidemic of severe disease in the unvaccinated and the unboosted and in the elderly. that has not changed. the toolkit has greatly expanded. that's what he's referring to. we have so many more options. kailey: part of that toolkit is boosters. he went on to say that he does not think that every american is going to need regular boosters. where are we in that conversation, whether or not we can create a vaccine that addresses all future variants as well? >> there's obviously a great deal of work underway on that front. people have been working on a pan-coronavirus vaccine. both pfizer and moderna are working on

anthony fauci is sounding optimistic, telling the financial times, we are heading out of the full-blown pandemic phase of covid-19. this as more states are easing indoor mask mandates. today new york, massachusetts, rhode island and illinois all announcing changes. joining five other states that announced roll backs this week. nevada is expected to make an announcement tomorrow. >> this is trending in a very, very good direction and that is why we are now approaching a new phase in this pandemic. >> reporter: cases are down 44% from last wikipeeek and have fa from january 15 when omicron was peaking. but cases are still more than double what they were a year ago. and today the cdc urged caution. >> you know, working on, you know, following the trends for the moment, what i will say, though, is our hospitalizations are still high. our death rates are still high. so as we work towards that and as we are encouraged by the current trends, we are not there yet. reporr: joseph allen public health researcher from harvard. >> it's not hands up. it's not the pandemic is over by any means.wave. w

anthony fauci agrees, covid might be going down, but it's not going away. >> what we would hope is that as we get into the next weeks to month or so we'll see throughout the entire country the level of infection get to below what i call that area of control, control means you're not eliminating it, you're not eradicating it but it gets down to such a low level that it's essentially integrated into the general respiratory infections that we have learned to live with. >> stephen: basically, covid is like that tramp stamp of smash mouth lyrics you got in the 90s. it's not going away, we just have to learn to live with the fact that "all that glitters is gold. only shooting stars break the mold." but some folks are still mad at dr. fauci for, i don't know, knowing things. specifically, kentucky congressman and boy asking to spend recess with teacher, thomas massie. yesterday, massie tweeted "you mustn't question fauci, for he is science," with the quote: "to learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize" -- voltaire. ok, first of all, you can criticize whome

anthony fauci. and they also want to make sure that your kids stay masked at all times, forget the signs. take a look. >> we understand what the governors are sane. we also want to make sure that people are safe and that the cdc has not -- we continue to recommend masking in schools for everyone. we continue to recommend masking and public indoor settings and areas of higher substantial transmission. that right now is everywhere in the country. >> what are your thoughts on children needing to wear masks in school and what do you think about of the possibility? >> certainly there will come a time, hopefully sooner rather than later, that we will be able to lift the mask made a pit but we are not there. >> sean: i'm so sick of hearing his voice, he's been wrong the entire time. that doesn't matter to the so-called experts, because the experts don't really care about real science, only -- none of that applies beer they only care about optics. my prediction in a few days, may be a few weeks, they will s

anthony fauci saying the pandemic is essentially coming to an end. speaking with the "financial times," fauci saying, quote, the full blown phase of the pandemic is something, quote, we are certainly heading out of, end quote. he say as combination of vaccines and prior infections is making it more manageable and he hopes there's an end to the pandemic and restrictions in the coming months, saying local officials are going to have to make more decisions and individuals as to how they deal with this as well. it seems like this week, folks, you've got states saying they're going to end the mask mandates for kids in the coming weeks you've got dr. fauci sitting down with the "financial times." you wonder is this how the pandemic winds down? it's not going to be a major announcement by the president or some big day or some bell being rung, but rather just kind of comments like this, changes to schools for the schools still masking students, et cetera, and how it winds down, that coming in the "financial times" kind of late yesterday, a bit of surprising

anthony fauci warning it may be too much, too soon. >> we better be dafrl because it is a bit risky to doing something prematurely. >> reporter: soon every state except hawaii will drop their indoor mask mandates new york state won't enforce a booster mandate for healthcare workers. while both governors of california and utah say they are shifting to an endemic approach to coronavirus colorado's say the focus should be on -- major companies like carnival cruise line are relaxing restrictions too making masks optional for all passengers starting march 1st. meanwhile the u.s. surgeon general announced he and his family tested positive for covid, including his 4 year old daughter who is not yet eligible to be vaccinated dr. murthy tweeting in part our safety measures reduce risk but they can't eliminate risk. nothing the. so what precautions should parents with small children take >> make sure as many people around them are vaccinated and even though there are not great masks that fit young children, try to have them with any mask even if it is a fabric or cough mask something is better t

health experts say getting a covid booster dose but anthony fauci says he's not sure why many are still hesitant to get that shot. have a listen. >> why do people who had enough understanding of the risks to go ahead and get the primary series, why we don't have more getting the booster. i don't have an easy explanation for that. that's one of the reasons why we keep putting out the data. the data are really stunningly obvious why a booster is really very important. >> now the u.s. travel association is calling for an end to predeparture covid testing requirements for vaccinated travelers heading to the united states. the biden administration had tightened those rules in the past. >>> everyday seems to bring new trouble for prime minister boris johnson. three more people have submitted letters seeking a no confidence vote which could force his resignation. on wednesday mr. johnson refused to answer questions about another gathering in 2020 while the country was in lockdown. scottish natural party leader said police are investigating and the labor party leader had this to say. have a lis

anthony fauci says washington will soon take itself out of the big covid decisions about everyday life. plus, brand-new cnn reporting on why mike pence decided to rebuke donald trump last week. pence did not plan to call his former boss wrong and his january 6 wrong. he rewrote the speech after trump again attacked him. plus, a safe republican district bu

anthony fauci and find out if agents are funded appear a dangerous research and wuhan. and soaring inflation by kamala harris is warning americans they could feel some extra cost if russia invades ukraine. listen. >> when american stands for -- all of the things we hold dear, it requires time for us to put ourselves out there in a way that may be we will incur some cost. >> ashley: there you have it. harris saying that may relate to energy cost that rush is one of the world's leading producers of oil. her comments come as americans see soaring prices on goods and a four decade high inflation. donald trump social media true social media online. the app appearing in the apple app store overnight. devin nunes who spearheaded its creation talks about the app before -- >> we want to value the customers. we want them to tell us what they would like to have on the platform, which is the opposite of silicon valley all the guard telling people what they want to think and who were who cannot be on the platform. >> ashley: thousands have signed up including high-profile conservati

anthony fauci weighed in. >> do you think the local politics when it comes to these kind of mandates are overriding the science or largely no? >> well, i wouldn't say it's the politics. i think it's the different evaluation of what's right for a particular community. we use the word politics i'm not so sure it's that. i just think at the local level there is a strong feeling of needing to get back to normality. >> harris: jimmy failla is host of fox across america on fox news radio. dr. fauci could have just said politics not my lane. he never says that. >> it is his lane. we should replace fauci with something americans trust more like the sushi at a gas station. nobody takes this guy seriously, harris. >> harris: it can be delicious. >> but you look at polling that's 31% of americans don't take his health initiative seriously. if you are running an nfl team and 69% of players that wouldn't run the play you won't win the game. fauci lost the locker room and has to go. mask mandates democratic leaders are jumping into political life boats. the covid regime is sinking and they want to

anthony fauci has been exposed as a total fraud. his lockdowns were costlier than the virus. quarantining the entire country including the healthy. suppressing early treatment when he could have just said go outside, healthy, exercise. take some zinc and vitamin d. instead fauci told to you hide. >> how did you find it? >> this is where i come to cry. >> jesse: just sit inside with a mask and if you get covid, wait until you can't breathe. then go to a hospital and get strapped to a ventilator. that was the dumbest plan ever. he hurt an entire generation of children. destroyed small business, pushed people into poverty, divided the country. screwed up our supply chain, and made the rich get richer and more powerful while everybody else suffered. so after all we have been through, the great awakening is here. we're seeing it before our own eyes. new voices like "primetime" are replacing the old media. the spirit of law and order is slowly being breathe back into the streets. and we are planning for a future without covid. there is real energy out there. you can feel it you can

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anthony fauci says taking masks off kids in school still too risky. this despite the fact that democrat states are removing mask mandates all over the places and cases down 42% in a week. is this about science anymore or is this simply a desperate attempt to stay relevant by dr. fauci? >> well, i'm going to say, todd, it's probably the latter when it comes to dr. fauci. we know the science. we know if you compare schools that were masked and unmasked throughout the entire pandemic. there is virtually no difference in covid transmissions. you just had that incredible fourth grader from new jersey macy on earlier in the show. man, what a champion she is to get out there and fight for every kid in america. it's time to take the masks off our kids. but i think, todd, to your point, the reason dr. fauci is not too big on rolling the masks back now totally for kids is what is he going to do after the pandemic? what magazine covers is he going to grace? who is going to want to give him an interview? she is really enjoying riding high over the past two years

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anthony fauci who is a widely respected, you know, medical expert who has been helping lead this country through this pandemic, and as a result of a lot of these attacks from the far right gets a lot of death threats. your thoughts on this? >> i saw dvr. fauci testify abot the death threats. disturbing as hell. the notion a man who dedicated his life under several administrations through both republican and democrat to simply try to save lives and have better health care for the citizens of our country is appalling. for the governor's campaign to have sandals that say, "dr. fauci, pound sand." grossly inappropriate. it is highly disrespectful. you know, i mean, how do you talk to your children about having stuff like that, that you're putting out in your political campaign? that's not appropriate leadership. it's not appropriate parenting, a horrible example. florida deserves better than we're getting jim and i hope we make a change this november. >> all right. of course, if governor desantis wants to come on we'll have him on and even have him debate you, governor krist, congressman, ap

we saw scientists try to stifle that discussion including at the very top in anthony fauci. don't talk about gain of function or a lab. it is all natural origin. if you talked about it even to this day but especially at the beginning it was misinformation. you were sensored to talk about a lab leak. much of it is common sense it was probably something manufactured. the chinese government knew a lot more about it earlier than they told us about it. yet the democrats don't want to do something about it or hold them accountable? it's insane. the republicans had better double down on that investigation should they get the chance. >> harris: you know how i get so unexcited about a hearing on capitol hill because it's a lot of political gestures and posturing but i would like to see the hearing with dr. fauci and the like. i would like to see that hearing based on what was going on inside that lab and not a battle between senators or making it personal. none of that. on the record very scientific. we need to know. if he can help get us there, we need to insure that happens. it wil

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anthony fauci was testifying in front of his old nemesis: kentucky senator rand paul, seen here-- ( audience booing ) seen here sporting his signature hairstyle: fettuccini al-head-o. ( applause ) during-- mmm-mmm. during a hearing about the federal response to omicron, senator paul accused dr. fauci of attacking other scientists who opposed covid lockdowns, and the good doctor had had about enough. >> do you really think it's appropriate to use your $420,000 salary to attack scientists that disagree with you? >> senator, the e-mail you're referring to was an email of dr. collins to me. if you look at the e-mail-- >> that you responded to and hurried up and said, "i can do it. i can do it. we got something in "wired" magazine-- >> no, no, no. i think in usual fashion, senator, you are distorting everything about me. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: get him, fauch. come on! take off the gloves/ take off the gloves and the mask ( as dr. fauci ) i have your results, senator, and i regret to inform you, you've contracted my boot in your ass. ( applause ) ( piano riff ) dr. fauci was just scru

book party like anthony fauci did where he didn't wear his mask. he was pictured not wearing his mask. he was asked, why are you wearing your mask and he said oh, well, i would put it up if i didn't know someone. that's a sham excuse. if sacrificed america's children on the altar of covid-19. it's a shame while the elites have gone out and partied, got a football game ten restaurants and time after time we have seen hypocrisy and we've exposed it here on the show. >> sean: the real reason we wanted you on the show, to see if we made the cut and here's the deal. are we in the book at all? >> until you buy it, i will never tell. it's presale now. >> sean: i've got to buy it to find out, thanks a lot. think you've got to read it. i hope there's no index. people in washington and new york love to look for their name first. they think that's the most important part. >> sean: that's the least important part, trust me. speaking as a mom, as a parent. my daughter is dealing with this in her school. >> sean, the toughest thing about this entire covid debate

rochelle walensky needs to resign, anthony fauci needs to resign, or he needs to be fired. kids are being held hostage with these masks. it does not make sense that you're going to open up entire states and go mask freak, but you cannot, in schools, where we have seen science demonstrating not only our kids poor vectors for the virus. they are not catching it the way adults are. they are not being hospitalized at the same rates and even less so now. but john hopkins had an extensive study which we have talked about over and over again recently that the mandates, the lockdowns, the masking, it has not worked. it has not done what it intended to do which was reduce mortality. you have to list all of the mask mandates and if you have people in schools whether they are teachers or administrators, faculty, students, they can wear n95 masks. that is where we are at in the pandemic. if you feel you are at risk of getting sick, mask yourself and do which you can to make yourself safe. >> emily: harris, one of the democrats hypocrites, is holding her ground. she is being apologized

anthony fauci telling cnn this is simply a delay, not a setback. >> it's disappointing that parents who have children in that age group certainly are anxious and want their children to be vaccinated, but you want to make sure it's done right. and what the fda is doing is there doesn't appear to be any safety at issue at all. they want to make sure the dose regimen that will be used is the correct one. >> joining me for more is dr. sanchez, a pedeiatrician at columbia. dr. fauci made clear he does not think this is a major setback. that may and is clearly true according to science, but for parents who are feeling this with kids under 5, it doesn't feel that way. what do parents -- people, parents need to know about these trials, about the delay and about what happens next? >> i am one of those parents. i understand the frustration. this has been a long time coming, and we were so close. and i thought the conversation we were going to have today would be different. i think it's important for people at home to know that science takes as long as it takes and that you want the steps to be fo