fauci? caller: because he is a medical epidemiologist, he is an expert in these diseases, infectious diseases. why should i not trust him? has anybody come up with any evidence that is substantiated to say that you should not protect -- excuse me, leave what dr. fauci says? he is not going to get on there and lie like this former guy used to do 42,000 -- 40 thousand times. host: dr. fauci worked for the former guy, did you trust him then? caller: i did because he was telling the truth, the former guy was a documented liar. i mean a pathetic liar, so dr. fauci has proven for incredible credentials, the former guy did not. host: the former person is the former president, donald trump, which dr. fauci worked with as far as the task force. let's hear from new york on our unvaccinated line. frank, go ahead. caller: hi, pedro. first of all, this is the first time i am calling. i do not think i am going to get the vaccination because i was contemplating on getting one before, even all my three adul

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fauci. dr. fauci: thank you very much. thank you for giving me the opportunity to discuss with you, again, the role of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases in the research response addressing the covid-19. as i've mentioned to this committee on prior hearings, the strategic plan for research for an iad involves research on fundamental, basic knowledge of all debts regarding the virus, the development of diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccines. for the purposes of today's discussion and my presentation, i would like to focus on three vaccines that you know have been approved through the emergency use authorization for use in the united states. that is the mrna vaccines from pfizer, biontech, and moderna, and the j&j vaccine, a human adenovirus vector vaccine. as i mentioned to this committee on prior hearings, the clinical trial that proved the extraordinary efficacious in this ---efficacy of these vaccines to the tune of 93 to 94% are clear right now. i would like to emphasize what has transpired since

fauci when government documents in y dr. fauci's own words show the senator rand paul is right, what do you think of this fight. >> i was pulling up the headlines to refresh my mind and if you are reading cnn or height yahoo, you would've assumed that dr. fauci was dunking on grandpa and it's a complete owning headline, you go girl but if you look into the basics of this and the actual research that we have and the information we received from our government, dr. fauci is a best misleading and very most likely lying about this, we know he was drinking a function research which makes it more dangerous and intentionally to make it more dangerous as part of studying possibly weaponization and no indication that was the goal here. there has been some voices who have turned on dr. fauci regarding this for example the nation which a left-wingef publication, he lost them he said maybe 37 years at the top position of this powerful for too long has made him delusional comparing himself to science and saying anyone who criticizes scie

fauci. i don't understand what the technical definition is but if they were modifying an animal virus in a way that it would have been affecting people, that was a horrible idea. these people have to be held accountable if they were doing that. host: was this the first that you had heard of the issue? caller: i had heard the term. i don't know that technically meets the definition. i never heard dr. fauci deny that is what they were doing, modifying a virus that could affect people and giving it the capability to affect people. that is entirely too dangerous no matter how necessary the researches. host: thanks for that. i direct your attention to a piece in the washington post. they write about that conflict between dr. fauci and rand paul this week. hearing we covered, you can find that at c-span.org. we would like to hear about your top news stories of the week. this is robert in massachusetts, democrats line. caller: good morning. i hope you show that tape between dr. fauci and rand paul.

fauci, he and dr. birx came -- became two of those controversial character controversial character in the book. profiles in both of them and doesn't so much about dr. birx when she was young, when she was competing in science fairs. i'm curious you agree that's an accurate reading that they were the most complex characters in the soul disaster? being such complex figures who were grappling with such different inputs and you guys can talk more about this but drn searching the command is of utmost importance to her. how did that equipped them or maybe complicate again how they responded to the virus? >> we spent so much time talking about dr. birx between the two of us. we really wanted to try to figure out. it's funny we talked people who have known her for 40 years, and they still don't completely understand it. she's an incredibly complicated person. i feel she's a very private person. she does, she doesn't really flinched when the president said, she was sitting beside him when he said we need to reo

jim jordan exposed to doctor fauci e-mails. hours after doctor fauci got an e-mail from lead research sink covid-19 looked engineered, he warned his inner circle but did he tell a different story to the white house? >> first, doctor fauci knows there's a lethal virus on the loose started in wuhan, china. second, he knows the american taxpayers have funded gain of function research in wuhan, china. third, he knows the research grant didn't go through the required oversight board. fourth, he knows the virus looked engineered and quote not consistent with evolutionary theory and finally, with doctor fauci new he may have ties to this work and china. his fingerprints in fact may be on this. dan: joining me now, fox news contributor miranda. take you for joining me. >> thanks for having me. pretty shocking. dan: yes, very shocking and one of the things i'm getting from my sources in d.c., what did doctor fauci tell the trump administration? more important, what did he not tell them? clear based on these e-mails he and his inner circ

fauci? dr. fauci: you said it very well. nothing is really changed in our -- has really changed in our policy. you're dealing with the -- a very important national holiday. the country as a whole, as i've mentioned, and we have mentioned several times, has done very well. you can still celebrate at the same time as you get your message very, very clear. and the message for the situation in washington is the same. and you said it very well. that is, if you are vaccinated, you have a high degree of protection. if you are not, you should wear a mask and you should think very seriously about getting vaccinated. so in so many respects nothing has really changed. we are celebrating as a country at the same time as we recognize the fact that we're in a serious situation for those who have not been vaccinated. and the message is, get vaccinated. jen: let's close on get vaccinated. if -- jeff: let's close on get vaccinated if you're not vaccinated and happy fourth of july weekend to everyone. we look forward toing everybody next week

fauci is heatedly denying this. the media blasting senator paul over this but a deep dive into government documents support senator paul's allegation. we've got dr. fauci in his own words talk about this funding on camera three years ago. now the big question is this, who is that, who exactly is on, at the stick, at the wheel on funding and oversight of this dangerous research into pathogens that can kill millions around the world? also five states have either reinstated mask mandates or they're threatening to do so. senate majority leader chuck schumer warning americans get vaccinated against covid-19 or you will risk another shutdown depending where you live. we have more on a top aide to nancy pelosi and a white house official. they caught covid. we don't know if it is from the texas democrats. six of the texas democrats who fled to washington to avoid the gop-backed vote reform bill in texas, they're sick with covid too. we'll stay on the story. more hot water for embattled california congressman eric swalwell.

fauci. dr. fauci: as dr. walensky has said multiple times, the cdc is looking at a number of different cohorts that will get the information that will be needed if and when and to whom we will be giving boosters. i think we should be making sure that people understand because the question often gets asked, particularly among the unvaccinated, if you are talking about boosting people does that mean the vaccines do not work? that is not the case at all. we are dealing with highly effective vaccines. when you talk about a third shot for a two shot vaccine regimen, or another shop for the j&j single-dose regimen, you are talking about enhancing the durability of an already highly effective vaccines eight that is the thing that is being actively studied right now. we talk about this literally on a daily basis, and evidence is being accumulated on a daily and weekly basis. when we get enough information to make that decision, then that decision will be forthcoming. as we have all said at this time right now, we do

fauci auto the w.h.o., doctor fauci sd in testimony that the wuhan lab virus that they were working on wiseman unterman macular leak impossible to have cause covid but doctor and a biologist, many scientists say yeah the wuhan lab viruses dig cause covid and they were frankenstein viruses able to jump from animals and infectnd human cells, what was your take on dr. fauci's line of reasoning on that one. >> dr. fauci was referring to the splicing of the spike protein in a different virus referenced in the paper and that was a paper that doctor senator paul used to say you funded getting a function research and he said that was not the covid-19's train and they are not going to publish how this is we frankensteinli the covid-19 they publish what they did to another virus. elizabeth: that's a point how could he say that when china's i military and the top general for the pla jumped in and locked everything up and you cannot geg what happened the raw data from the pandemic, there is a lot of hairsplitting and forcing, the two of you have been wonderful senator blackburn and doctor marty ma

fauci. he was told as early as january 31st, the day that president trump put in his hysterical xenophobic and racist travel ban that was after the first identified case here. but in that email, he was told it looked like a specific genome had been manipulated in a lab. what are the emails tell you? then there was the back and forth. they seemed very nervous to me. read like a very nervous dr. fauci worried about possible monies from the nih funding this. he actually discusses this. >> realized that these emails are frantic, going back and forth and at 2:00 in the morning he is still sending emails out. the first email he sends to his assistant is one of these research papers from the wuhan institute that is gain of function. his assistant response, all my goodness, this is gain of function research. it's like, oh, no, they've discovered that this is going on. we might have funded the origin of this virus. so immediately they are circling the wagon. they are having urgent meetings. meet with

fauci in 2013. he is playing with fire produces you can't be too restrictive with science doing this lethal work. you have to let scientists get creative. watch this. >> you have to have some restrictions in the sunset you don't do work that could actually hurt people in the sense of if you have a laboratory accident you have to have the right containment. once you start being too restrictive you then impede creativity for so many of the good things that can come out of the same type of work. this is the same person that said benefits outweigh the risks. we are we are talking about 4 millionou people dead, 600,000 in the u.s.. what about lab accidents and leaks that have been going on for generations? what about china's bioweapons program? r the sounds reckless. >> that's hopefully right. dr. thought she is being very native here is an imperfect world we could have sciences to this kind of research but we don't live in a perfect world. we live in a world where the communist chinese party runs wuhan

fauci describing what kind of virus this was. it was a nightmare scenario because it was -- it could spread asymptomatically. it was respiratory. there was such a wide range of infection in people which made it harder to treat and to know what to do. like you said earlier, it was a nightmare in every way. january and february were the best opportunities to, you know, make sure there's adequate contract tracing. unfortunately, people were always going to die no matter who was in charge. it was always going to spread. i think there were countries that were modelled, like south korea and other countries that ramped up testing really quickly where they never had devastating outbreaks in the way we did. that was a huge missed opportunity. of course we look into the whole mess with the tests and why they didn't go to other companies. that was a big inflection point. there was the mask debate in march, there was a proposal, countries manufacturing masks to send to every american household which gets taken off the task force agenda becau

fauci. he was told as early as january 31st, the day that president trump put in his hysterical xenophobic and racist travel ban that was after the first identified case here. but in that email, he was told it looked like a specific genome had been manipulated in a lab. what are the emails tell you? then there was the back and forth. they seemed very nervous to me. a very nervous dr. fauci worried about possiblm monies from the nih funding this. he actually discusses this. >> realized that these emails are frantic, going back and forth and at 2:00 in the morning he is still sending emails out.k the first email he sends to his assistant is one of these research papers from the wuhan institute that is gain of function. his assistant response, all my goodness, this is gain of function research. it's like, oh, no, they've discovered that this is going on. we might have funded the origin of this virus. so immediately they are circling the wagon. they are having urgent meetings. meet with me immed

fauci believes that senator rand paul is accusing him of developing sars cov 2, but he cannot get fauci to answer a simple question, where the money came from from where the money went to, all they have to do is agree one point, then we can move forward, i think that this fight that goes on between rand paul and anthony fauci is a big distraction, we have bigger things to worry about. more messaging that make clear about important, safety and benefit of getting vaccine. kennedy: i disagree a little bit, the talk about masks and remasking is the distraction, i think dr. fauci is uncomfortable, rand paul is getting to a part of the truth, if dr. fauci relents and admits, yeah we knew they were doing this we gave them a bunch of money, we assumed they were following international patrol polls that we agreed to, but it is china. and they put doctors in prison who fall afoul of communist party line, he is trying to get to what happened and what might have gone wrong in that institute of virology. >> i think that there is a opportunity here to focus on the main thing. i want to be able to giv

. >> let me go first there and then doctor fauci can chime in. the fourth of july is a moment for us to step back celebrate our progress. we've made tremendous progress in our fight against the virus, two out of three adults in americans with at least one shot. directly because of this work, deaths and hospitalizations have fallen 90% january 20. >> people should be proud of the work we've collectively done and we want to recognize that progress and work july 4. people who are vaccinated have a high degree of protection those who are not vaccinated are at risk if they need to continue to wear a mask and as the doctors have said, get vaccinated as soon as possible. at the same time, as we talked about, is a lot more work to do so we are going to double down on efforts to keep pushing more people to get vaccinated by making it easy, lots of places to get vaccinated, it is free and convenient so we are going to keep doing that but right now the appropriate time to step back and celebrate progress we've made at the same time we got a lot more work to

fauci. dr. fauci heatedly denying the nih funded dangerous supervirus research at the wuhan lab in china. both dr. fauci and senator paul accusing each other of lying. we will show you the blow by blow but who brought more heat than light? who brought the receipts? who is right? who is wrong. joining me tonight, senator marsha blackburn from senate judiciary, dr. marty makary, byron donalds, kt mcfarland, former d.c. detective williams white house marquee infrastructure deal looks like it might be on the brink. d.c. talk it may not fast a crucial senate test vote tomorrow. new report looks like top democrats who need to build bridges to their own rank-and-file. house democrats slamming leadership including nancy pelosi in an explosive conference call for botching negotiations and for building a bridge to nowhere on deal-making. democrats now saying that the best thing would be for this whole deal to just fall apart. we've got details. also tonight the white house reportedly considering increasin

fauci. and thanks to all of our panelists for being here today and thank you, chairman and ranking member burr. i just want to say, dr. fauci, is there anything more that you would like to say to counteract these attacks on your integrity that we've all just witnessed? >> senator, thank you. i don't think i have anything further to say. this is a pattern that senator paul has been doing now at multiple hearings based on no reality. he keeps talking about gain of function. this has been evaluated multiple times by qualified people to not fall under the gain of function definition. i have not lied before congress, i have never lied, certainly not before congress. case closed. >> you know, this is the first time that dr. fauci has rebuked senator paul over unsubstantiated statements, and it may not be the last, sadly. >>> so what was all that about? ♪ this... is a big deal. now, at healthcare.gov, millions more people can afford health coverage. due to the covid relief law, you can pay less w

fauci and senator rand paul. it is getting worse but we will show you even more rare videos surfacing that appears to back up senator rand paul. it is of dr. fauci playing with fire on this dangerous supervirus research. it raises questions about who exactly was doing oversight of china using u.s. tax money and technology to do lethal work on viruses? also president biden again claims democrats are not for defunding police but we've got evidence that shows otherwise. administration sanctions cuban officials. experts say that is redundant and ineffective. we'll show you what is really needed that the white house is moving on. this debate, is the biden administration missing out on a crucial moment in history to fight communism in cuba? also video coming in again of the destruction caused by illegal immigrants in border towns, neighborhoods, farms and ranches. you will hear harrowing stories from locals there and immigrants. they fear for their lives because of the cartels. thanks for joining us, i'm elizabeth macd

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fauci somewhere -- and not see dr. fauci somewhere. he was everywhere, like amount of the millennial. now, now, when we have emails he is sending out at 12:00 a.m., and we have the gain of function that did not go through the process, and we have all of this, suddenly you cannot find him. >> all those redacted emails, they are reductive to you and me but not the people who were on at, so he could read it unredacted and refresh his memory and inform congress. when i was in the trumpet administration i got pinged by -- in the trumpet administration, i got pinged. i came to everything because i thought it was my duty as a public servant. i have tried to beat everyone and you know that. >> we appreciate that. >> my former colleagues to be open and transparent and provide that honesty, transparency and trust to the american people. >> ok. i want to go -- if the chairman will acknowledge i want to do one more to esther gerard and that i want to come to you dr. mueller. admiral, in your testimony, your written testimony, in perspective number

fauci somewhere. now when we have emails he is sending out at 12 and 2:00 in the morning, we have this gain of function that didn't go through the process it is supposed to go through, we have all of this evidence, suddenly you can't find him. elizabeth: you know, in dr. fauci's defense he might say he didn't want to go because he didn't want to be attacked. he is saying this is a minor collaboration with the wuhan lab. what do you say to this? >> well, i think first and foremost there are redacted parts of the fauci emails and some of it refers to the wuhan lab theory and that part was redacted. we deserve to know for transparency in the public what was said in those emails. number two, the media can help here. people on tv could have asked him tough questions we asked yesterday if he would have come to the hearing. it was telling the democrats didn't want to participate. being they're in charge of the actual covid subcommittee, they refused to have a hearing on the origins of this virus. they refuse

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anthony fauci. what you say daniel pointed who be more recognized. daniel: dr. anthony fauci. jessica: i think dr. anthony fauci. kennedy: all right, you're going to say dr. anthony fauci let's roll the tape. >> the aoc printed aoc this the place to be and i'm going to read this. >> that is aoc. tridentine. >> she is a model or something right. >> kind of, she's like a congress model. good of the young. >> when you're in the pool, wear a mask, when you're in the gas chamber. >> dr. anthony fauci rated. >> he has more power than the president. that is dr. anthony fauci. >> why aren't you socially distance pretty have to stay inside for the next 20 years, maybe more. it is dr. anthony fauci. what is he doing outside is the fourth of july. [inaudible]. kennedy: . [inaudible]. >> i one. daniel: dr. anthony fauci. kennedy: let me have this, then dopamine house nice predict and has mounted two oh same group of strangers. it will be recognize the bus, tiger king exotic or north korean north korean dictator

fauci. now just to refresh he is doctor fauci's top deputy. so, this is the email on saturday, that was there at 11:47 in the morning. that said that in response to dr. fauci sent in the middle of night, saying hey, we got a report things, up to talk, you keep going on. we're gonna ask all this, etc. so he gets back to him, email says, the baby sent me sent that the experiments were performed, to begin the paper that is about getting function research at the wuhan. lab before the pause but have since been reviewed and approved. i'm not sure what that means. no coronavirus work has gone through. doctor, are you part the framework? >> i was not. >> my understanding is it is an oversight board that is attempting to decide if we will fund gain of function research. is that right? >> that is the intent. and how research gets taken in, it is unbelievable to me that coronavirus would -- not even get into the process. if you look at the abstract from the latest grant, it talks about using protein sequence data, infectious technology, all gain of funct

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clever. 87% of democrats approve of fauci. 35% of republicans trust fauci. it clearly works in a republican primary. is there a risk that then the general electorate says excuse me? >> certainly. i do think it's important to realize that -- i go back to the cpac conference earlier this year when ron desantis and the way that he ran florida was the model all republicans were praising, the fact they could have an indoor event. also people just see the hotel people come out and beg people to put their masks on and the room boo them off the stage. it's definitely something that motivates a lot of republican voters. >> just as we have the conversation, i want to show you a live picture of the white house briefing room. the white house promises to start doing a better job countering misinformation. we get jen psaki. let's show some headlines of recent months too because desantis is not allow in trying to make fauci a rallying point. ted cruz says time for fauci to go. marjorie taylor green offers bills to fire fauci. rand paul, little dictator fauci. it's the same

fauci's really uncomfortable because rand paul is getting to a part of a truth that doctor fauci he relents and admits, yes we knew they were doing this we gave a bunch of money to do it, we just assume they're following the international protocols that we have all agreed to. but it is china. it is a totalitarian state. they put doctors in prison who fall a foul of the commonest line. he's trying to get what happened what might have gone wrong in the institute of virology. kmele your thoughts. >> i think there is an opportunity to focus on the main thing. quite frankly i want to be able to give rand paul a high-five on this but i just can't. i think this filing of chargers is pure theater. i do think both men's are covering themselves in shame. we want elected leaders and public officials to come together and work on one thing and one thing only. not placing blame. not pointing your finger to single people out but figure out the pandemic. we could be having that conversation. i think it is a bad when doctor fauci is playing fast and loose with the facts here. it's also quite silly for rand

fauci, fauci, crazy fauci. [ laughter ] anyway this was a genuinely great and admirable thing that rodrigo did. we desperately need as many trusted sources across a wide swath of society to raise awareness about the vaccines and push back against all the toxic misinformation pushed by the right. and if you watched her comments yesterday, i think you'd agree that rodrigo is very effective at getting the message out >> i am beyond honored and humbled to be here today to help spread the message about the importance of youth vaccination. i'm in awe of the work president biden and dr. fauci have done and was happy to help lend my support to this important initiative it's important to have conversations with friends and family members encouraging all communities to get vaccinated and actually get to a vaccination site, which can you do more easily than ever before, given how many sites we have and how easy it is to find them at vaccines.gov >> seth: side note here, it's nice to see a real celebrity at the white house after the last four years when the previous president could only manage to dig

fauci, what do you make of these beer coo sis and that sort of thing that say don't fauci my florida? >> you know, jim, it almost doesn't deserve a comment. it's just -- you know, taking an individual who stands for public health, for truth, for doing the right things, to protect the safety and the health of the public which i have done now for four decades and to use my name in a derogatory way to prevent people from doing things, that's for the benefit of their own health, go figure that one out, jim. i have no idea what that's all about. that doesn't make any sense at all. >> yeah. whoever planned that maybe had too many beers. but let me move on to the next question here. germany and france are having some success, as you know, getting people vaccinated in recent days. they're granting privileges to people who get the shot. france just said you have to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to get into restaurants. that has led to a record number of people signing up for the vaccine over there. is it worth trying something along those lines in the u.s.? create kind of an eas

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with that i will turn it over to doctor fauci. >> thank you. i would like to continue along the lines that dr. wolensky had mentioned that now look at it from the global standpoint. clearly the delta variant is dominant in the world.. if you look at this map of the world there are 100 countries that now have the delta variant detected in june of 2020. if you look at the average daily prevalence worldwide and the right-hand part of the slide, you see the extraordinary surgeon the dominance of this variant worldwide w and as was mentioned in several briefings that we have had to see an increase in our own country to the point of now having 50 percent dominance and greater than 70 percent. that is sobering news but look worldwide with hospitalizations. although israel has the same issue with the dominance of the delta strain, there hospitalizations have dramaticallyit diminished. look at the far right as of a couple of days ago, they are very a low. next, the uk similar definition and hospitalizations. however, look at the trend on the far right-h

fauci and rachel walensky testify. the mixed messages on schools, the scourge of misinformation on vaccines. we learn of break through cases among white house and capitol hill staff. >>> plus, the bipartisan infrastructure bill could be in real danger as chuck schumer makes a move intended to get the deal done. meanwhile, mccarthy makes his move, picking republicans to serve on the january 6th select committee, including several who objected to certifying joe biden as president. >>> later, newly identified potential cases of mysterious havana syndrome mean as many as 200 americans around the world reported possible symptoms of direct energy attacks. we have the latest from the pentagon. welcome to tuesday. it is "mtp daily." i am garrett haake in for chuck todd. we begin with some fireworks on capitol hill, the white house top public health experts testified before the senate about the alarming surge in covid infections, just as the public learned about break through infections at the white house and speaker pelosi's o

fauci, anything to add there? we're having trouble hearing dr. fauci. dr. fauci: sorry, jeff. no, just to underscore what dr. walensky said, the clinical trials are in progress are doing age de-escalation, which relates to the second part. they'll do 12-9 years old, 9-6. 6-2. then six months to two years. the data being collected right now, this will be a regulatory decision based on the data that's accumulated. jeff: i'll reit mate what we've talked about before, the f.d.a. is the gold standard for vaccine review and approval, they'll run an independent and rigorous scientific process and when that process is complete, the american people can rest assured that the f.d.a. maintained its world class standard throughout this period. next question. >> i just want to make sure you can hear me. jeff: yes. >> this is a question for dr. fauci who talked about how effective the vaccines are at preventing severe illness. i'm curious if we know more about what the risk of breakthrough cases resulting in long covid is and given how recently people have been vaccinated, how long might it

fauci had a great insight. you know, at the time when we were vaccinating against smallpox, children and adults all came forward to be vaccinated. when polio virus vaccine first was available, the line stretched down the block, of parents and children coming in to be vaccinated. and there was not this kind of pushback and grousing and hesitancy and concern. and we would still have measles. we would have tetanus. we have german measles. we would have mumps. all these illnesses have disappeared because we universally have vaccinated our children and as adults, have come forward to be vaccinated. we can get covid virus under control. but we all have to come in together and do this. we all have to roll up our sleeves and get that shot. >> just to put this into perspective a little bit more, if you saw the unvaccinated rate for these other diseases from years ago, polio, measles, and so forth, what would life be like now, if there was the same amount of disinformation and hesitancy to get the vaccine on these other

fauci seemed to like it all. but now we are learn something things he said may not be as accurate as they seemed or he wanted us to believe they were when he said them. judge jeanine: we are talking about gain of function which a ginning up of an even mall with a virus so it can infect humans. he was constantly being bombarded with information that that was possible, and never got confirmation that it jumped from humans. >> we don't know if the origin of this virus was from the lab, but it seems the to be and the evidence seems to point in that direction. dr. fauci says the lab wasn't doing gain of function research, but lots of other doctors say that's what was going on there. that's why we need dr. fauci to come before our committee and answer some tough questions. dr. fauci approved $3 million going to ecohealth, and ecohealth sent some of that money to this lab in wuhan, china. dr. fauci knew that when he approved the money from american citizens going to this lab. why are we sending money to a lab in china i

are having trouble hearing doctor fauci. >> i'm sorry. no. just to underscore the clinical trials that are in progress with the de-escalation relates to the second part so they will do 12 or ninear years old nine through six, six through two and then six months through two years the data collected right now ultimately this is a regulatory decision. >> i will just reiterate the fda is the gold standard for vaccine review and approval to run independent scientific process and then the american people the rest assured amy in clay it and maintain world-class standards. this is a question for doctor fauci but the people that have been vaccinated how long does it take to identify trends among the long-haul patients who have been vaccinated? >> of the very intensive study right now. and with the incidence and prevalence will be.e we don't have enough information right now to give you an accurate number of what that incidence is but it is actively followed right now. >> thank you for taking my call. one of the concerns is the asking policy lacked so

fauci, dr. walensky, thank you for returning to the committee for the third time this year to discuss this pressing matter. ms. o'connell, welcome, this is your first hearing before the committee. in your newly confirmed role as the asper i'm glad we're able to get you confirmed so quickly. you have a lot of work in front of you, and all of us, republicans and democrats are ready to help you and the fine folks at asper get the job done. dr. wooddock, welcome back to the health committee, the fda has benefitted from your leadership, and you are the right person at the helm as we continue to grapple with the pandemic. i hope that we'll see you again at another hearing to talk about the great things that you're doing at the fda, preferably a confirmation hearing. i look forward to hearing from each of you on your perspectives of the current response to covid-19 and where we should go from here. i've spent the better part of my career in congress working to prepare our country for the unthinkable. a

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what is clear from fauci is they are hoping business does their bidding for them. a clever bypass to get around the constitution of the same way they use the social media companies to limit speech they are going to use corporations to limit movement, work and travel. watch. >> if your pastor tries to push the vaccine or your mother-in-law or your friend or someone in the news or doctor fauci you are not going to take it but if your boss does, it is more likely you will change your mind and a lot of people are going to expect as mrs. will be mandating vaccines. >> what do the states do at that point? if businesses are mandating covid vaccines and rejecting any request for an exemption pretty much everyone than what? >> that is the real danger and businesses aren't constrained by the constitution the way the status and that is why so many states are rushing to put in place statutes protect their citizens against privacy and forced vaccine mandates by businesses and 3 quarters of the state legislatures are not in session it won't start until january when there's a spe