fauci. >> congrats steve on the citizenship it nice to call you my fellow american, a big win for team america. steve: thank you very much. >> my reaction is one of anger. and astonishment, i do not understand how dr. fauci could say that with a straight face. when a bureaucrat sticks to precease wording and quibbling over definition, you have a gut feeling, here is what we know, niad grant money did go to peter desak echo health avicinity that work was gain of function research, any time you alter a natural considering coronavirus to make it more path nogenic that is function presearch. this should not be a democrat or a republican thing or a independent thing, all americans should want to get to the bottom of this, all our lives have been upended by this coronavirus, and we know that the chinese communist party has been covering this up. be on let's get to the bottom of it, fauci needs to be made to answer these questions in a serious mannerring and desak needs to be made to answer the que

fauci. nearly 40% of active more pharmaceutical -- active pharmaceutical ingredients are many factors abroad. we saw factories shut down and drug shortages increase. as a result, access to essential medicines was put in jeopardy. as the preeminent infectious disease doctor you know more than anyone else how ported is to have access to medicine. can you comment on the importance of a strong domestic supply chain for essential medicines and how can we be sure that we do not experience fusion shortages when global supply chains are disrupted? 7 -- dr. fauci: thank you for that question. i think it is absently critical we have the capability independent of cash absolutely critical we have the capability independent of foreign countries to supply certain medicines that we need in the u.s.. i have been of that opinion for a long. of time. the solution to the problem is to be doing much less of the outsourcing to foreign countries for the important ingredients of many of our medications. right now

anthony fauci will visit. he is promoting his new fragrance, "inoculation." [ laughter ] i was thinking, what an incredible career this man has had. aids, swine flu, ebola, covid. all the greats. dr. fauci has served as an advisor to seven different presidents. and this is good, pay attention to the difference in his demeanor, working for trump compared to working for joe biden. >> a lot of the things going on. we're going to be going over to the hill. a lot of meetings. and from the financial, this is a medical situation, not a financial situation. financial, though, is moving along very nicely. i want to thank you for being here and update you on the progress we've made after a week of extraordinary mobilization. ♪ >> thank you very much, i'm going to spend a couple of minutes just summarizing the status of where we are. >> masks, swabs, sanitizers, ventilators, and everything else -- >> it really depends on what you mean by normality. >> right, that's why i want you to define it. >> ha ha ha. >> i'll be b

fauci. dr. fauci: thank you for giving me the opportunity to discuss with you this morning the role of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases and the research addressing the pandemic. as i mentioned during the last hearing we attended, we have a plan that has four major components, fundamental knowledge of the virus, diagnostics, therapeutics, and the development of safe vaccines. for the purpose of that discussion today, i will focus on the issue of vaccines. we get asked how it could be possible at the virus was discovered in january of 2020 and we had doses of vaccine going into the arms of individuals, a vaccine that was efficacious and safe, 11 months later in december of 2020? the story behind that has been the decades of investment in basic and clinical research that has led to the ability to accomplish this feat. some examples, the basic preclinical and clinical research in developing platform technology, particularly the successful mrna platform, in addition, scientis

fauci. he is kind of like keynes as an economist. churchhill said you would have an unlimited number of opinions with sir keynes spoke. that is where fauci is but the cdc says you know, they're not necessary in this situation like what we have here in the house of representatives. elizabeth: so it sounds like, you're saying that the democrats are playing politics with this. >> yeah. elizabeth: put out kind of the feeling and the message only democrats can keep you safe. you know, but what message does this by the way say about vaccines? is this sending the wrong message about vaccines? the cdc says, okay if you are vaccinated you don't need to wear masks. where is the science in all of this? >> well the science is if you're still wearing a mask and you're not a threat to anybody, then you're either crazy or you're all about control and of course we've seen the president wearing masks off by himself in the great outdoors, so you might make your decision, is he about control or is he crazy? we

part of fauci's nih. an m.i.t. virologist reviewed that paper and found that certain techniques the researchers used seemed to meet the defend -- the definition of gain of function. fauci may have his hand all over these risky experiments. but instead fauci is celebrated while donald trump was scorned. that was the narrative from the beginning of this pandemic which the media has a vested interest in protecting, which is why the media won't ask fauci about this, even though he's on tv he single day. jeffrey epstein haunting bill gates from the grave. we have it. (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. ...and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan. network, support and va

fauci. dr. fauci: thank you for giving me the opportunity to discuss with you the morning the role of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease and the role of the n.i.h. in the covid-19 pandemic. as i mentioned in the last hearing, we have a strategic plan with four major component, fundamental knowledge of the virus, diagnostics, therapeutics and the development of safe and effective vaccines. for the purpose of today's discussion, i will focus on the issue of vaccines. we often get asked how it could be possible that the virus was discovered in january of 2020 and we had doses of vaccine going into the arms of individuals, a vaccine that was highly efficacious and safe, 11 months later in december of 2020. the story behind that has been the decades of investment in basic and clinical biomedical research that has led to our ability to accomplish this extraordinary feat. some example, ebasing preclinical and clinical research in developing vaccine platform technology, particu

fauci heated denials, dr. fauci embeds he doesn't have any accounting of how china spends a funding and again, were gonna talk about how dr. fauci himself supported fundinguo for creating super viruses in the laboratory dangerous viruses created in laboratory can make vaccines. that story next. >> there might be some t technil different when and how gain of function was funded what dr. fauci has been in his role since 1984 which is a fitting reference to the crazy stuff is advocated he's been on all sides ofev every issue in this time fr him to go. ♪ oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” then we talk like two old friends about sticky buns and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who would've thought it? geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. so

fauci. but it was based on, it's like using bill clinton language on what the definition of is. dr. fauci was right that gain of function in government documents has a specific definition and this wasn't that. and rand paul was right let's just use a common sense of gain of function is when you give extra function to a virus to make them more scary. so i do think that this work was done in the wuhan institute of virology. and i can't prove it, but i think the most likely origin is that there was some kind of accidental lab leak, not that they were trying to make some kind of bioweapon but they were most likely trying to understand these viruses, trying to think about developing vaccines. >> brian: right. >> and something went wrong. then there was a chinese government instinct to do what they always do is cover up and objects skate. that's why we need to be demanding full transparency. >> brian: did anthony fauci support gain of function research and why wouldn't he just say it if he did. th

fauci's position. he's a public health expert trying to do the right thing, but i would say not entirely sold on the big policies he pushed which include the lockdowns. i think many americans probably associated it with that. we saw what happened to society. massive debts that our children will at some point have to repay, schools closed, they lose that education. you write about all of the medical treatments that didn't happen, the non-covid treatments that didn't happen over this last year, and we've also seen in a lot of jurisdictions that remained largely open, they didn't really have worse results than places like new york that were largely closed. so as you look at the lockdown, what is the -- based on what we know now, a complete disaster or do you think there's a medical argument for it? or a massive waste? >> well, isn't this question? and, yes, i can say that in the beginning i did, you know, i respect dr. fauci very much. he is a very well-established man in the profession, and he deserves r

part of fauci's nih. an m.i.t. virologist reviewed that paper and found that certain techniques the researchers used seemed to meet the defend -- the definition of gain of function. fauci may have his hand all over these risky experiments. but instead fauci is celebrated while donald trump was scorned. that was the narrative from the beginning of this pandemic which the media has a vested interest in protecting, which is why the media won't ask fauci about this, even though he's on tv he single day. jeffrey epstein haunting bill gates from the grave. gates from the grave. we have it. the first person to survive alzheimer's disease gates from the grave. we have it. is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. jesse: one of the wealthiest couples in the world, bil

fauci does not tell you. he supported quote, potentially dangerous viruses in laboratories to get vaccines made. dr. fauci admitting his wearing masks indoor inside is not based on science. he said that today, testified doing so, is not political theater. we have new information on how u.s. taxpayers did in fact spend more money than realized for that wuhan lab in china and how dr. fauci's agency admitted quote, it is impossible to account for how china spends the money. the new backlash growing again against new york governor andrew cuomo. this time cuomo accused of profiting off of the pandemic with a bigger than realized book deal. more than five million bucks. and cuomo again mocking the sexual harassment law that he signed as 10 women accused governor cuomo of sexual harassment. also tonight, the head of the powerful teachers union, randi winegarten, now trying to blame the cdc for the cdc using the union's language on school reopenings. they used the language verbatim. we have new sound from angry paren

here is my biggest problem with tony fauci, okay? when you look back at the statements tony fauci has made over the last 20 years, they are astonishing. he is deeply, deeply in love with himself and he wanted to curing it and get credit for curing it, and it did not happen, for being the guy who is a stop the hiv crisis. corona comes along and he is going to be the guy who saves corona and does it with vaccines. there are two good drugs that have come out in the last year that have actually helped people with coronavirus. one is dexamethasone, and injectable steroid, that came out of a british trial, and the other antibodies that came out -- the nih was involved but not particularly involved. you have heard very little about those. why? because tony fauci wants credit for the coronavirus vaccine. a lot of what he has done in the last year has been pointed toward that, and i think we made some bad public health decisions as a result. >> tucker: well, that is for sure. let me ask you one last question about the gain-of-function experim

part of fauci's nih. an m.i.t. virologist reviewed that paper and found that certain techniques the researchers used seemed to meet the defend -- the definition of gain of function. fauci may have his hand all over these risky experiments. but instead fauci is celebrated while donald trump was scorned. that was the narrative from the beginning of this pandemic which the media has a vested interest in protecting, which is why the media won't ask fauci about this, even though he's on tv he single day. jeffrey epstein haunting bill gates from the grave. gates from the grave. we have it. sure, about this? experience capability, crafted by lexus. we're good. the remarkable gx and lx. get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 gx 460. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 gx 460. are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to l

. >> lawmakers grill doctor fauci as president biden reverses course and orders an investigation into the wuhan lab leak.. "fox and friends" starts right now. laura: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: we will get to the stories in a moment but first we begin with another fox news alert out of texas. recovering after a shoot out. police say the officers were responding to a call about a suicidal man, the suspect opened fire when officers tried making contact with him. >> one officer at the neck was grazed. another bullet struck his metal shield, a third officer, police returned fire, swat team currently working to make sure they get contacted with that suspect, this is a developing story, we will keep you updated over the course of the next 2 hours. now to california where a ninth person has died overnight after a shooting at a california railroad. those victims ranging in age from 29 to 53. their jobs included bus and light rail operators, lineman and assistant superintendents. >> the shooter has been identified as sam cassidy. an employee with a tr

fauci? >> the j&j vaccine, which i think for many people was a preference in terms of just being one-shot at a high efficacy rate to boot. do you think it was a mistake that we pulled it when the rate of an incident with solo? -- was so low? was that a setback that put us in a place that has really hurt us or have we recovered from it? >> i don't believe it was a setback. if it was, we have recovered from it, because we now know when you ask people, there are a lot of people who want to get a one dose vaccine. they are waiting for the availability of this. what i do think it did you don't fully appreciate is that it underscored how seriously we take safety. to call a pause on an adverse event that as you mentioned correctly is quite rare, because at the time there were six cases in about 7 million people, which is less than one per million which is very low amount. the fda and cdc looked at the data. they wanted to find out if there were any more. it wanted to alert the physicians who might

one thing you will notice tony fauci did not say that and why? because once again, he's implicated in it personally. the gain of function research that peter was bragging about in the video we showed you had in fact been banned explicitly by the u.s. government. there is a federal moratorium on the funding of exactly the type of gain of function experiments that went on in the lab, disastrous effects. why didn't the u.s. government hold its funding of the lab in wuhan? that's a central question and nicholas wade to his great credit looked into it and here's what he found. "someone wrote a loophole into the moratorium. the moratorium specifically barred funding of any gain of function research that increased the pathogenicity of the flu, mers, or sars viruses. but then a footnote on the document states an exception from the research pod may be attained if the head of the u.s. government agency determined that the research is urgently necessary to protect the national health or public security." who signed off on this? tony fauci, possibly along wi

one thing you will notice tony fauci did not say that and why? because once again, he's implicated in it personally. they gain of function research that peter was bragging about in the video we showed you had in fact banned explicitly by the u.s. government. there is a federal moratorium on the funding of exactly the type of gain of function experiments that went on in the lab, disastrous effects. why didn't the u.s. government hold its funding of the lab in wuhan? that's a central question and nicholas wade to his great credit looked into it and here's what he found. "someone wrote a loophole into the moratorium. the moratorium specifically barred funding of any gain of function research that increase the pathogenicity of the flu commemorates, or sars viruses. but then a footnote on the document states an exception from the research pod may be attained if the height of the u.s. government agency determined that the research is urgently necessary to protect the national health or public security." who signed off on this? tony fauci, possibly alon

part of fauci's nih. an m.i.t. virologist reviewed that paper and found that certain techniques the researchers used seemed to meet the defend -- the definition of gain of function. fauci may have his hand all over these risky experiments. but instead fauci is celebrated while donald trump was scorned. that was the narrative from the beginning of this pandemic which the media has a vested interest in protecting, which is why the media won't ask fauci about this, even though he's on tv he single day. jeffrey epstein haunting bill gates from the grave. we have it. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tasting

here is my biggest problem with tony fauci, okay? when you look back at the statements tony fauci has made over the last 20 years, they are astonishing. he is deeply, deeply in love with himself and he wanted to curate and get credit for curing it, and it did not happen, for being the guy who is a stop the hiv crisis. corona comes along and he is going to be the guy who saves corona and does it with vaccines. there are rhetorical good drugs that have come out in the last r that have actually helped people with coronavirus. one is dexamethasone, and injectable steroid that came out of a british trial, and the other antibodies that came out -- the nih was involved but not particularly involved. you have heard very little about those. why? because tony fauci wants credit for the coronavirus vaccine. a lot of what he has done in the last year has been pointed toward that, and i think we made some bad public health decisions as a result. >> tucker: well, that is for sure. let me ask you one last question about the gain-of-function experim

in 40 years, fauci has been at the helm of running the agency. it took private industry to develop a solution to hiv, it took private industry to develop a vaccine for ebola. yet fauci who served seven presidents and is the highest paid public servant in government has had billions of dollars available to him through federal funding. and he did little to assist the millions worldwide suffering from ebola or h.i.v. so much for the knowing prince of infectious diseases. so it should be no surprise that fauci was clearly not you have to conquering the greatest healthcare crisis in history. why was there a single voice, a single opinion, the only answer solely responsible for global health policy? why was fauci who made more money than anyone in the united states government permitted to sit on private board and accept personal money from the private sector. why was fauci allowed to stifle the opinions of others equally experienced and qualified but differing in opinion like dr. scott atlas. the biggest question of all, how is it that fauci predicted

fauci said no u.s. money supervisors research why did the nih in july 2020 free echo health funding or research at that lab, here's why they were not properly monitored with the wuhan lab was doing, here's the question why are democrats blocking republican demand told hearings into this u.s. intelligence shall beenn t reportedly three researchers at the lab or hospitalized a month before the official start date of the covid pandemic. >> i think dr. fauci's comments were very carefully crafted by a team of warriors, he answered a very specific aspect, the general question american money going to the slab in wuhan, china the leading brutality lab in the country, the answer to that is yes, i think his answer was designed was let's make sure were not held accountable for the origination of the coronavirus and then the fact there are no clear answers and the democrats don't seem to want to get to the bottom, every american is not a political thing we want to find outut whya happened and why it is spread. liz

fauci. in speak of the chinese scientists we have dealt with and i dealt with myself personally for years if not decades many have trained here e united states. i have faith that they are not distorting things. >> laura: five weeks ago we asked why do we not know her more about the patient 0? that would be patient 0 was apparently a lab worker. china lied about the origins and engaged in a massive virus cover-up. with the help of the world health organization. this headline from boggs capture the coverage in march 2020 and they labeled the lab theory a conspiracy and rumor and claimed evidence to the contrary. now, again, i want you to marinate in this for a moment. because they hated trump, the american media and the demigod anthony fauci gave a communist regime that enslaved millions of people the benefit of a doubt that led to worldwide death and economic ruin. beyond the origins of covid, we have seen that trump was right on every major issue facing america. democrats and the media propa

fauci: not necessarily, david. one of the ways that you can prevent that from happening is treating this as a global pandemic and trying to get the entire world vaccinated. there is a very important tenet in virology, that viruses don't you take if they don't replicate. so if you prevent it from spreading from person to person and replicating, it is not going to mutate. so the easiest way to prevent the emergence of a problematic mutant which would lead to a variant, the easiest way to do that is to get as many people throughout the world vaccinated as quickly as you possibly can because if you have a country like the united states which, sometime in the summer we are really in good shape, we've got a lot of people vaccinated, the level of infection has gone way down, and yet you have other regions of the world where there is a very robust viral dynamic and people are getting infected, the chances of there being the emergence of a variant there are strong, and that variant might come here. that is the reason why we

doctor fauci. doctor fauci started giving exemptions and doctor fauci hands and his finger prints are all over gain of function research and he said repeatedly in the past he favors this research but then comes to congress and says oh no, i'm not in favor of ever doing this but on record with an interview with the washington post saying he's in favor of gain of function research. we should not be creating superbugs or super viruses. maria: you continue come out holding people's feet to the fire and begin sure that the audiences and the communities understand where the truth lies and you get attacked for it over and over again from your neighbor to the crowds in washington that you and your wife had to deal with to now suspicious package that arrived at your home in kentucky. i want to bring in your wife, kelly paul is with us as well this morning. senator paul and kelly paul, we appreciate you joining us to talk about what has become incredibly personal to you both. you saw a package, received a pa

fauci: thank you very much. let me talk a little bit about the situation regarding how well we are doing in the care and treatment of people with covid-19. as you can see from the chart, the case fatality rate has dramatically diminished over the period of a year, such that we are down to about 2%. not only being able to take care of people, but also to be able to utilize some of the interventions that have been shown to be safe and effective. i spoke to this group previously about the nih treatment guidelines panel which is accessible on the website shown there, www. covid-19 treatment guidelines. nih.gov. if you camera number that, got nih.gov. the reason i show you this, i know it is difficult to read, we now have compartmentalized the disease severity and the most appropriate therapies. from people not hospitalized to people hospitalized. those hospitalized requiring [inaudible] i would like to have people realize that continuing going to the panel website on a daily basis, you can get a feel for what the la

fauci. i know dr. fauci, and i respect dr. fauci, i am disappointed in dr. fauci. on too many issues he flip-flopped like a banked cat fish. >> sean: [laughing]. >> on too many other issues, i am a simple guy. i like breakfast food and straight answers and he won't give a straight answers. dodges and bobs and weaves and rope a dopes. this is serious business. people lives are at stake. his agency, he gave money to the wuhan lab that was playing around with this virus. he needs to tell us everything he knows about that. what did they use the money for? what could they have used the money for? he said they didn't do gain of function refer. that means they might have turned a benign harmless virus into a killer. he said they didn't use my money to do that. well, how do you know? what other labs has his agency given money to in china or in the united states? who else is doing this research trying to create frankensteins? president biden has disbanded trump's task force that was trying to get to the bottom of where the virus came from. dr. fauci says he didn't know anyt

fauci off the payroll. elizabeth: congressman warren davidson thank you for joining us, good to see you. up next lee zeldin is going to give us his take on governor andrew cuomo's $5.1 million book deal on his leadership in the pandemic, all that's happening as we've got a new backlash growing against governor cuomo for again mocking the legal definition of sexual harassment that he governor cuomo signed into law at least ten women accuse governor cuomo of sexual harassment, that story next. >> the nursing home cover-up, the loss of life your profiting, he should've done this time last year end show remorse, apologize for the mistake of his order, be transparent with the public, he said he was too busy to provide that transparency but he wasn't too busy to go after the multibillion-dollar self-congratulatory deal. ♪ thousands of smarter towers, with the 5g coverage you need. broader spectrum for faster 5g speeds. next-generation servers with superior network reliability. because the more you do with 5g, t

i'm not interested in what doctor fauci have to say. he's more concerned about his own reputation, writing about what we need to do for this country and follow the signs, follow the truth, do the right thing to the people, not scaring the american people, shutting down businesses and not going after what is going on in china. >> it has turned into this year inc. that is the focus of the damage done to the cdc and the nih has been extraordinary. science is supposed to be science and yet we've had politics throughout this. thank you for joining me, appreciate it. have a great night. here is laura. >> this one really important take away from the covid pandemic and it is that we need to immediately consider decoupling from china. our entertainment industry, education system, businesses and of course the financial markets. donald trump actually took action to do this in 2020 with an executive order that forced stock exchanges to do list companies that were working with the chinese military. that is a good start. it is important but more need

you take care and what didn't and he fauci and the nih have to do with potential creation of covid? senator tom cotton is here on whether the doctor lied in the u.s. senate today. e tseallow w tirifto w r. ol w.. wke it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. eye t iny,whh lirs wi st t yo intnedoha enncyo oinpeen thvefaered it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. th is rkth irdy,whh lirs wi st t oo fm rae ofelblops and abt r sttg >> you still support fundi >> you still support funding of nih funding of the lab in wuhan? >> with all the respect you are entirely is completely incorrect that the nih has ever and does not now, gain a function or research and the wuhan institute. >> you are saying -- >> that are not correct. laura: the ingraham angle has been on this from the start. >> doctor fauci has a lot more to answer for. you are aware gain function research was shut down in 2014 in the united states, immediately doctor fauci's group at the nih transferred the research to the wuhan lab. jillian: joining me is arkansas senator tom cotton, a member of the senate intel committee, is do

fauci: dr. harris, that grant and study you are referring to has gone through all of the appropriate guidelines and oversight. so, i am not sure what you are asking. all of the research that comes out of that was done with the appropriate oversight and guidelines that have to do with fetal tissue research. rep. harris: i will submit a qfr. perhaps, if you could send me what the nih knows about how these tissues were obtained. i do not know, the idea of taking 18 to 20 week human fetus gallops obviously, -- scalps obviously this would result from decapitation because you have to harvest the scalp and implanted on the back of rats. i am not sure that is something we should be involved in and with that any significant level. now, one issue that has come up is the question of research on the immunology of covid and immune response. t cells, i think are going to be found to be fairly important and i think most people recognize that they are fairly important in determining immune response. are -- woul

fauci. dr. fauci: thank you very much. i would like to spend the next couple of minutes underscoring and emphasizing the reasons why dr. walensky was able to show you such promising data. that is the real-world effectiveness of the covid-19 vaccine. bring you up-to-date on some of the data that confirms the things we have been telling you over the last several press briefings. this is from the cdc, looking both at the pfizer and donna vaccine among health care personnel at 33 sites in the united states. again, if you look at the effectiveness in the real-world setting, again, right at the point we saw with the clinical trials usually real-world settings have less of an efficacy and in the trials. as i mentioned, not so here. 94% against symptomatic disease. next slide. if you look at a very interesting study that came out two days ago in the new england journal of medicine, looking at the incident of covid infection in nursing home residents, in those who were vaccinated were unvaccinated, we see a very interesting phenome

fauci? dr. fauci: thank you for that question. the first thing we have to do is make sure we don't point fingers at them to do that and make them feel guilty about that. you try to explain to them -- each and every potential reason they feel they don't want to get vaccinated. one of the most common is this is done so quickly that i am not sure it is safe. you've got to get trusted messengers out there to interact with them. what we put together is a covid-19 community core -- c orps. they could be sports figures, celebrities from the entertainment business, clergyman, refined to having an important role at extending themselves to address each and every one of the reasons, because if you take the time to examine those reasons, there is a logical and scientifically sound counter to each of those concerns, including the safety, including the quickness it was done -- etc.. the other thing we have found -- interesting -- that if you make the capability of getting vaccines to the hesitant people as easy as you possibly can, that mitigat

tony fauci. it's hard to believe but it's true, the piece lays it out. many of the experiments fell under the direction of a chinese researcher emma known as the bad lady, china's leading expert on bad born viruses, her job was to engineer corona viruses so that they infect human beings and do so as easily as possible. this work, nicholas wade notes, doing gain of function experience designed to make