anthony fauci has been the absolute, the figurehead of just screwing it up. i don't think the guy has a mean bone in his body, i just think he's been screwing it up left and right and not allowing himself the honesty to say the truth, he lied about whether or not you need to masks in the beginning because he wanted to protect the supply of masks that's a benevolent lie, is still an absolute like to begin with, this is over, they are losing their schemes. public health officials, this was there super bowl, the two-minute warning has sounded, the game is a blowout, we are going to win this, it's over. celebrate with a trophy and . kennedy: get off the field. so when the pandemic is over, doesn't that mean fauci is irrelevant? >> well yes, if it's over, it's not irrelevant because we still need national institutes of health . kennedy: do we? >> in terms of the pandemic once he says it's over, that was just miscommunication, i love your analogy of the flip-flops in the gym, you could have gone worse, it looks like a fish out of water flip-flopping because he shou

anthony fauci, but not so fast. the infectious disease expert is now trying to clarify those remarks. >>> plus we will show you the largest public park to open in san francisco nearly 40 years. it is beautiful out there. strike that afternoon. i am reed cowan. our top story. we have no information on that child kidnapping case out of san jose. anne makovec has new details on the three people police they worked together to steal a baby. >> reporter: police say it was a premeditated kidnapping of the people they arrested did have ties to the babies family, though they are not saying what. here are their mugshots. 28-year-old jose roman portillo, who police say snatched the baby from the apartment. yesenia guadalupe ramirez, accused of taking the grandmother shopping and facilitating the kidnapping. and 37-year-old baldomeo sandoval, who police say helped them behind-the-scenes. police were able to crack the case by connecting the female suspect, ramirez, to a silver van, showing she had taken the grandmother and baby

anthony fauci on a return of mask mandates. >>> tracking severe storms alerts up in 22 states across 1,000 miles al roker will join us. >>> al's exclusive one-on-one with barack obama. what concerns the former president ahead of the midterms. >>> remembering the legendary funny man with one of the most famous voices in comedy >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening to our viewers in the west. we're coming to you from brooklyn next to a subway station that became the sit of a mass shooting bullets flying, obscured by a blanket of smoke that filled a train car.

president biden's chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci made that statement tuesday wednesday. he clarified his comments suggesting the pandemic is not over, but the u.s. is now moving to a different phase. one of significantly fewer hospitalizations and deaths and on the road to covid-19 becoming an endemic disease. what i'm worried about people go to ocean beach n for all their mask and testing supplies in one of those bonfires. and forget that the pandemic is so going on. in fact, bay area infectious disease specialists say covid-19 is far from over the chances of getting infected with this virus right now. >> with this very, very contagious variant in subvariant of omicron. the chances are really high. if you're not careful. >> and while the current variant is leading to fewer hospitalizations and deaths, what's next remains unclear its something. >> evolves to area and that's completely different. like an alpha to delta on delta omicron. i'm not sure that our immune system of reacting the same way. but i'm hoping that with a series of vaccinations, least people will be kep

anthony fauci weighing in on the possibility of an updated and longer-lasting vaccine. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: for millions of parents of children under five, tonight a potential timeline for the fda's review of the pfizer and moderna vaccines. an advisory panel is now planning to meet on june 8th 21st and 22nd, with authorization expected sometime that month. with covid cases up 44% among children, many parents say they want a decision soon. >> it's frustrating to watch the numbers to go up and to say, well, there might be another delay. we're just gonna wait a little longer. we've waited so long we can't wait any longer. >> reporter: but dr. anthony fauci today trying to reassure the public that the fda is studying the data as quickly as it comes in. >> the fda is not delaying anything. the fda needs the information, not all of which has been presented to them yet, to make a determination. and i think there's a misinterpretation that they're holding on to data that they should be moving on. that's not the case at all. >> reporter: it comes as parents

anthony fauci declared while on pbs that the u.s. is now finally out of the pandemic phase of this. what did he mean by that? and what he's saying now. >>> this evening, the new and chilling case in wisconsin. the murder of a 10-year-old girl. a 14-year-old boy arrested. that boy now being held on $1 million bond. what police are now saying about this case. >>> in minneapolis, news tonight in the wake of george floyd. the new and damning report on the minneapolis police department, finding a, quote, pattern or practice of race discrimination. >>> tonight, the prisoner in florida set free after spending more than three decades behind bars for a murder he didn't commit. what authorities are now saying. and did detectives confuse him for another man with a similar name? >>> history in space tonight. astronaut jessica watkins and what she's set to do. >>> and we honor former secretary of state madeleine albright. you will hear the tributes tonight, including former president clinton, who chose her as secretary of state, the first woman. and what he revealed about their last phone call t

anthony fauci telling pbs that the u.s. is now, quote, out of the pandemic phase. a lot of questions about that, and what he meant. and what dr. fauci is now saying. here's eva pilgrim tonight. >> reporter: tonight, dr. anthony fauci making headlines, saying while the world still faces the coronavirus pandemic, the u.s. is entering a new stage. >> we are certainly, right now in this country, out of the pandemic phase. namely, we don't have 900,000 new infections a day and tens and tens and tens of thousands of hospitalizations and thousands of deaths. we are at a low level right now. >> reporter: dr. fauci later clarifying, saying the pandemic is not over, but the pandemic has entered a more controlled phase and that does not mean we are out of the woods. it comes as hospital admissions are up 15% and projected to climb in the coming weeks. and experts warn of the threat of new variants. >> this virus has global impact, and it means that we see spread in one part of the world, we will likely see a surge here. >> reporter: tonight, after testing positive, the vice p

anthony fauci has turned into a joke. we can't laugh it off. he is the defacto domestic president of the united states dictating american policy for two years. just simply with a press appearance and by giving an interview on cnn. he has dictated the way we have lived our life. time for him to go away. of course americans should make individual risk assessments as they should have been and for that matter many have over the last two years. just because dr. anthony fauci is saying it now should not mean it is so. it should have always been so. what else should be so is it should be goodbye to dr. anthony faufper. democratically elected leaders should be the ones guide than how we live our lives. i say that we are the ones that dictate how we live our life to the extent that we hand over control to the government, it shouldn't be by unelected bureaucrat that rules by fiat but by our elected leaders. >> harris: are we still taking his word at this point when all he does at this point it would seem the quote what the cdc is saying. we can listen to

anthony fauci told cbs news that the pandemic is not over in the u.s. but is in a decelerated and much more controlled phase. dr. fauci still taking precautions. he told the new york times he is opting out of this weekend? white house correspondence dinner. the white house committee investigating the january 6 c is redoubling its efforts to interview house minority leader kevin mccarthy. that is after the new york times released new audio reportedly from a phone call days later in which the californian republican expressed frustration with members of his own party. >> the country is too crazy. i do not want to look back and think we caused something or we missed something. whatever position you are. calling out other members. that stuff has to stop. especially at this stage. i'm going to get off here and i'm going to call gabe. >>> tonight, russia has released a former u.s. marine in exchange for one of their own. trevor reed had to be detained for five years on charges with russian police. sentence for drug trafficking. two other americans are still un

anthony fauci said about the u.s. finally leaving the covid pandemic behind. >>> remembering madeleine albright president biden leading the emotional tributes to america's first woman secretary of state. >>> the major league controversy. new scrutiny on batters hit by pitches. are the balls themselves to blame? >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening a veiled threat from vladimir putin to the west tonight as russian forces feel the bite of american-supplied weapons to ukraine putin vowing a lightning-fast response to outside interference and strategic threats to russia saying, we have all the tools for this during the conflict, putin has reminded the west of his advanced nuclear weapons capabilities undeterred, officials in the biden administration say they are preparing to send congress a request for additional ukraine aid, described as massive in scale. moscow, meantime, pulling the trigger on energy exports today cutting two nato allies off from russian oil and natural gas supplies it's a

lord anthony fauci suddenly singing a different tune on lockdowns but will he admit his draconian policies ruined countless lives and almost destroyed the entire u.s. economy for more than two years? the nation's highest paid bureaucrat has dictated what americans cannot and can do like vaccine mandates, isolation protocols and forcing children to stay home from school, consequences be damned. land of the free, not in fauci's eyes but yesterday a complete 180, he's advocating for personal responsibility instead of government control. welcome to the world, tony. >> this is not going to be eradicated or eliminated. what's going to happen is we are going to see each individual is going to have to make their calculation of the amount of risk they want to take. we are at that time where in many respects she's correct we are going to have to live with some degree of virus in the community. kennedy: it's so weird. i applaud him for finally seeing the light but come on, why didn't you say this a year ago? or two years ago? oh, right. because you are science. >> criticize science, nobody's going to

anthony fauci is saying the acute phase of the pandemic is possibly behind us. michael: they are definitely trying to walk a careful line on the messaging front in terms of balancing things that do not necessarily go together. i think their main message and fear on covid is down the line several months. they don't want to get to a place where there is another surge or there is a good development in a new vaccine that is developed, let's say, this fall, but because there is not the money, the united states government goes to the company -- maybe moderna, maybe pfizer -- and says we would like to buy 500 million doses of this, and the company says that's great but we are all sold out because other countries have already ordered their batches. they are trying to sell it as for a future development, but it is not a future like, you know, some years down the road something else may come about. they feel very strongly that there is a possibility -- a strong possibility -- that they are going to need that money in the next several months to continue to fight the virus,

anthony fauci is saying the acute phase of the pandemic is possibly behind us. michael: they are dinitely trying to walk a careful line on the messaging front in terms of balancing things that do not necessarily go together. i think their main message and fear on covid is down the line several months. they don't want to get to a place where there is another surge or there is a good development in a new vaccine that is developed, let's say, this fall, but because there is not the money, the united states government goes to the company -- maybe moderna, maybe pfizer -- and says we would like to buy 500 million doses of this, and the company says that's great but we are all sold out because other countries have already ordered their batches. they are trying to sell it as for a future development, but it is not a future like, you know, some years down the road something else may come about. they feel very strongly that there is a possibility -- a strong possibility -- that they are going to need that money in the next several months to continue to fight the virus, a

anthony fauci and his take on the mask mandate. and where the power should lie. here is another high-profile epidemiologist with his take on the current state of covid-19 in america. watch this. >> what happens on airplanes today is check the box and is not effective. what is happened, this has become philosophical and political issue and not a science issue. we are ten with a pandemic even though the virus is not done with us. we have to recognize that in public health. >> carley: he said this ruling is not about science but about political science, checking the boxes, possibly appeasing the progressive wing of the democratic party in advancing cdc power to what end? >> will, to the end of control. they want their control. they want the ability -- by the way he is flat out lying to the people he's talking to or the people watching them because when you look at the airplane filtration system and airplanes, which in about 8 minutes recirculate so the error on the plane, the quality of the filtration and other factors, it is one of the cleanest environments. so are

anthony fauci saying federal regulators are waiting to authorize the moderna and pfizer vaccines for kids under the age of 5 at the same time which means possibly in june. andrew. >> faith, thank you. >>> a small plane has crashed outside general mills plant near atlanta. two people on board were killed. the plane hit several empty trucks. no one on the ground was hurt. witnesses say it sounded like the cessna was having engine trouble. >>> now to the fire emergency in the southwest. conditions being described as extreme and critical with heavy winds expected today. and now new reports are warning about the historic drought and record air pollution levels. >> it was chaos to just get in a car and leave as fast as you can. >> reporter: this morning at least a dozen large fires are burning across three states forcing evacuations and destroying homes. >> i was crying very hard. i was sitting in safeway parking lot just watching the flames bow over the top of my roof. >> reporter: near flagstaff, arizona, the so-called tunnel fire exploding to more than 20,000 acres. dozens of buildings

. >> meanwhile, the nation's top infectious disease specialist doctor anthony fauci is clarifying his remarks today about the covid-19 pandemic phase being over. our first and kerman spoke to bay area doctors about fauci is comments and what they see. i had. >> we are certainly right now in this country out of the pandemic phase after making those comments tuesday evening, president biden's chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci clarified his statement wednesday suggesting the pandemic is not over, but we're now moving to a different phase. one of significantly fewer hospitalizations and deaths and on the road to covid-19 becoming and in demick disease. >> the last thing you want to do is is read the headlines and take away the message that up. don't need a mask anymore. anywhere i can go out and do it won't depend that it's over. that's not the message in all bay area. infectious disease specialists are taking a more cautious approach. >> because it remains unclear what the future holds. it's foolhardy to really think that people want to continue to get really ill. >> in the fut

. >> anthony fauci is warning of another covid search and he wants more money to fight it. what about the billions of dollars of unspent covid relief. tomi: a forma obama economic advisor openly criticizes president trump on his policy is warning of a recession and a brand-new poll shows americans don't like what biden is doing with the economy per we talked about the latest blunder with voters coming up. >> after the biden administration ended ended the border covid rule known as title 42 of the white house admits the border is broken, it here is jen psaki earlier on "fox news sunday". >> title 42 is not an immigration plan or an immigration authority. nobody the administration thinks that it's an authority given to the cdc by congress to make a determination whether to still stay in place. we agreed that the immigration system is broken, it should be addressed and we should do more to fix it. >> that the concept in a shift in messaging it was not long ago the administration refused to call the situation at the border crisis, they opted to the word challenge. it is a chall

., donald trump back in command in the white house, we will investigate anthony fauci and send him to jail for lying to congress. we will restore the second amendment by repealing the national firearms act. we will secure our borders and we will impeach joe biden for dereliction of duty. thank you all so much. my friends, may god bless you, donald trump, and the u.s.a.! crowd: [usa! usa! usa!] rep. cawthorn: thank you all! [crowd cheering] announcer: live tuesday on c-span, florida congressman mike walsh speaks to the middle east institute about the biden administration's foreign policy agenda. the republican lawmaker is an army veteran who became the first green beret elected to congress. he also worked as a defense policy director for the george w. bush administration. that gets underway at 10 a.m. eastern. at 2:00 p.m., the human rights commission meets to talk about how armed conflicts affect global food security. at 7 p.m., former vice president mike pence speaks at an event hosted by the young americans foundation live from the university of virginia in charlottesville. everythi

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president biden's chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci made that statement tuesday. wednesday. he clarified his comments suggesting the pandemic is not over, but the u.s. is now moving to a different phase. one of significantly fewer hospitalizations and deaths and on the road to covid-19 becoming an endemic disease. what i'm worried about people go to ocean beach n for all their mask and testing supplies in one of those bonfires. and forget that the pandemic is so going on. in fact, bay area infectious disease specialists say covid-19 is far from over the chances of getting infected with this virus right now. >> with this very, very contagious variant in subvariant of omicron. the chances are really high. if you're not careful. >> and while the current variant is leading to fewer hospitalizations and deaths, what's next remains unclear its something. >> evolves to area and that's completely different. like an alpha to delta on delta omicron. i'm not sure that onion system will react in the same way. but i'm hoping that with a series of vaccinations, least people wil

anthony fauci on a return of mask mandates. >>> tracking severe stormsin2 states across 1,000 miles al roker wil one-on-one with barack obama. what concerns the former president ahead of the midterms. >>> remembering the legendary funny man with one of the most famous voices in comedy >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening to our viewers in the west. we're coming to you from brooklyn next to a subway station that became the sit of a mass shooting bullets flying, obscured by a blanket of smoke that filled a train car. cell phone video capturing the panic and confusion, commuters running for safety, others hobbled by bullets fellow riders rendering first aid. at least 29 people were treated for injuries, 10 of them for gunshots tonight, five victims are listed as being in critical but stable condition. the shooting striking at the worst fears of millions of new yorkers who ride the subway every day a rush hour attack the suspect described as donning a gas mask before opening two smoke grenades and firing 33 times. a 9 millimeter glock handgun was recove

is anthony fauci getting a big check? it could just be that the influence and power of big pharma's money, throughout western medicine is inseparable. and if you are getting in the way of big pharma's one solution to the pandemic, then you have undercut what has become known as western medicine. pete: that, to me is -- i think you're right and how do you control when you are giving people the option to defer to natural immunity? it's easy to control vaccines. get the shot or don't get the shot. if you can't ultimately prove if someone has been infected or if they have natural immunity, that's complicated. you can't control people and tell them whether a to do. so i think it might be a combination of those. i don't know, it's a giant question. rachel: i think the bottom line is people like you and i who were infected and had natural immunity and refused to take the vaccine because, a, there were no long-term studies which was another reason why i didn't want to take it were vilified. but, worse, lots of people lost their j

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noted constitutional scholar doctor anthony fauci. that's who. of course he is appearing earlier on cnn plus all right, florida fauci said this. >> we are concerned about that, course getting involved in things unequivocally public health decisions. this is the cdc issue, it should not have been a core issue. guy: with all due respect, the cdc has zero legislative power and it's not at all exempt from judicial review. the way i see it, this is fauci seeming to believe again his own sense of propriety is amount to coequal branch of government. it's both revealing and major part of the problem. let's discuss with tonight panel, new york post columnist karol markowicz is here, radio host democrat strategist and fox news contributor, leslie marshall and insight analyst and author, stephen kent is with us. karol, doctor fauci we recall has informed us that he is the science. he himself is science. now he's also the law. >> it is amazing because i hadn't heard from him in a while and i enjoyed that, i think it is while he continues to be on our televis

doctor anthony fauci is that the 4th shot is proven to prevent serious illness or death. that's a well established fact, according to the speaker's office, pelosi is fully vaccinated. boosted and only experiencing mild symptoms as our most others who reported positive cases. the white house says the president will continue his public schedule. his doctors are that he could continue to carry out his duties. and friday, the president held a large gathering on the south lawn of the white house to celebrate the confirmation of justice to be. >> judge ketanji brown jackson. now there was some concern that that event could be a super spreader event. the president does not have any further public events on his schedule. this weekend for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up here at 8 o'clock and infectious disease expert is going to join us live to talk about the possibility of a host spring break. covid first surge here in the bay area. and in sports, no klay, no problem. draymond green had things handled for the things handled for the warriors and now mos

anthony fauci. >>> next tonight, new details about a tragic collision in florida. quarterback dwayne haskins, a member of the pittsburgh steelers, struck and killed by a truck overnight while walking on a highway. reaction pouring in from around the league. head coach mike tomlin calling the 24-year-old a great teammate and a tremendous friend. here's abc's alex presha. >> reporter: tonight, the sports world rocked by the sudden and tragic death of a young nfl quarterback, dwayne haskins. the florida highway patrol says the 24-year-old was hit by a dump truck while crossing this stretch of i-595 in ft. lauderdale around 7:00 this morning. officers saying it's not known why haskins was walking on the highway. he was about to enter his second season with the pittsburgh steelers, having signed a new deal in march. haskins had joined his teammates in south florida to train. today head coach mike tomlin saying in a statement, i'm devastated. haskins quickly became a part of our steelers family and was one of our hardest workers. teammate t.j. watt tweeting, haskins was

anthony fauci says it is critical for the u.s. to provide more covert funding including to pay for additional tests. dr. fauci told bloomberg he expects to see an uptick in infections linked to the omicron subvariant ba.2. >> over the next couple weeks, we are going to see an uptick in cases. hopefully, there is enough background immunity so that we don't wind up with a lot of hospitalizations. the best day yes best way to avoid that is as we have always said in previous discussions, get more people vaccinated. and if you are vaccinated, wind up making sure you get boosted when your time comes up for david: we sort of know who has been vaccinated. do we have a take on, new people have some immune response because they had the disease and they were not vaccinated? and how important is it for you to have that data if available? dr. fauci: it would be very important to know the number of people who have been infected in this country. if you do sero surveys and look at the people who have either been vaccinated or who have been infect

we will investigate anthony fauci and send him to jail for lying to congress. [cheering] we will restore the second amendment by repealing the national firearms act. we will secure our borders. and finally, my friends, we will import impeach joe biden for his dereliction of duty. [cheering and applause] thank you all so much. my friends, may god bless you, may god bless donald trump, and may god bless the u.s.a. [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] [cheering and applause] thank you all! ♪ announcer: at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. hear many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast, "presidential recordings." >> you will hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the 1964 presidential campaign, the march on selma, and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew that they were being recorded. >> certainly, johnson's secretaries knew, because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. in fact, they were the ones who make sure that the conversations were taped, as johnson would signal to them, there would open door between his

anthony fauci of the nih. when you talk about getting your arms around this, how important is it to have accurate information? a lot of people are doing home tests and i'm not sure we know that that would be put into the model? >> that something i think we need to consider as more and more 15 minute test become available, what you are going to miss our people who get infected and have no symptoms or have mild symptoms so they don't come to the attention of a health care provider or they don't wind up getting a pcr. when you get a pcr and it's positive, that's get -- that gets recorded where is your home test, you have no mechanism of reporting it unless you go through the health care system. you are right, we are probably underestimating the number of infections we are having now because many of the infections are either without symptoms were minimally symptomatic and you will miss that a people do it at home and it's not reported to a central bank. david: we have all learned an awful lot about epidemiology th

anthony fauci on a return of mask mandates. >>> tracking severe storms alerts up in 22 states across 1,000 miles al roker will join us. >>> al's exclusive one-on-one with barack obama. what concerns the former president ahead of the midterms. >>> remembering the legendary funny man with one of the most famous voices in comedy >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening to our viewers in the west. we're coming to you from brooklyn next to a subway station that became the sit of a mass shooting bullets flying, obscured by a blanket of smoke that filled a train car. cell phone video capturing the panic and confusion, commuters running for safety, others hobbled by bullets fellow riders rendering first aid. at least 29 people were treated for injuries, 10 of them for gunshots tonight, five victims are listed as being in critical but stable condition. the shooting striking at the worst fears of millions of new yorkers who ride the subway every day a rush hour attack the suspect described as donning a gas mask before opening two smoke grenades and firing 33 ti

el aumento de contagios se registra cuando el doctor anthony fauci declara que estados unidos estÁ en una fase de salida de la pandemia. >> debemos continuar con los esfuerzos de vacunar a toda la poblaciÓn. leÓn: en los Ángeles los trabajadores de la hermosa uniÓn station denuncian un aumento a la violencia, no sÓlo son abusos verbales, sino crÍmenes violentos que ponen en riesgo su vida todos los dÍas. asÍ lo explica dulce castellanos. dulce: son 21 trabajadores hispanos quienes limpian y le dan mantenimiento a una de las estaciones del metro mÁs grandes del sur de california. >> no ver a mis hijos, a mis seres queridos, que ya no me vean, me despido de ellos y no regresÓ un dÍa. dulce: los trabajadores dicen que temen por sus vidas, especialmente en el turno de la noche. >> cuando alcancÉ a ver la seÑora estaban dÁndole martillazos. dulce: lÍderes sindicales dicen que los incidentes violentos han aumentado despuÉs de la pandemia. >> no pueden llamar al 911, deben llamar a un oficial de seguridad y el oficial no puede intervenir, lo Único que pueden hacer es reporta

anthony fauci said. >> having to do masking message damage control after dr. anthony fauci said it should not be for judges or the court. >> this is a challenge, this is not the last of the need for public health crisis. the u.s. is done with the pandemic, even though the virus is not done with us. >> department of justice legally challenged doing away with masking on public transportation. david webb joined us earlier. >> david: this is political science, an insult to americans and shu feel insultd and angry because these are not leaders, these are just literally bureaucrats who think they are better than you. >> for now, the federal government is not mandating masks on public transportation. >> joey: crime is big in midterm and a problem for people's daily lives and l.a. county sheriff had something to say about policies that promote crime. >> yeah, one sheriff says he is tired of wokism as homelessness and crime are destroying his county. >> wokism is on the ropes, let's put it out of misery in '22. my goal is to make l.a. liveable again. >> his city spent

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anthony fauci telling pbs news that america is out of the pandemic phase. >> we are certainly right now in this country out of the pandemic phase. namely we don't have 900,000 new infections a day and tens and tens and tens of thousands of hospitalizations, and thousands of deaths. we are at a low level right now. we're not going to eradicate this virus, if we can keep that level very low, and intermittently vaccinate people, and i don't know how off thean would have to be. but right now we are not in the pandemic phase in this country. >> whooo hoo! the pandemic phase is over, people! the pandemic phase is over, i'm so happy. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: i'm so happy, i'm so happy. man, oh man, i've been waiting for this moment since march of 2020. do the balloon drop, yeah! yeah. oh. oh, wait, these are-- oh, man, they are supposed to be fully inflated but we blew them newspaper april 2020. we thought it was only going to be a few weeks but i guess things are tough, are they still air inside these things yeah, there is-- oh. what is that, covid, anyway. but yeah, fauci says ameri

anthony fauci. okay, i want to point out that all juries are amateur. it's tough to go pro on $23 a day. this amateur grand jury is a live-streamed event later this month that's being billed as the fair and balanced way to decide if anthony fauci should be indicted. why? quote, "the people have spoken, and here's the proof," followed by just the words "video, evidence, documents." oh, my god, all three court words? fauci's in realy trouble! "your honor, lawyer. exhibit a: proof! evidence: document. all rise! case closed. if it please the court, may i approach the bailiff? you wanna buy some weed?" ( applause ) so-- just saying. it's an amateur jury. will they amateur arrest me? so who are these grand jurors? why, it could be you! for as little as $25 and as much as $10,000 to be a v.i.p. juror. it's perfect for anyone who's ever thought, "i hate jury duty, but what if it cost 10 grand? would i like it then?" ( applause ) now, there is one small thing-- ( applause ) there is one small thing to keep in mind before you pay up and bring justice to dr. fauci

anthony fauci is now criticizing a federal judge ruling that struck down the federal mask mandate on public transportation. >> dr. fauci called it disturbing, potentially creating a dangerous precedent. the department of justice is appealing the decision. the doj has not asked for the mandate to remain in place while courts decide the case. >> whether that is used now or later or in a future pandemic it is essential that the cdc be able to retain this ability to do things that will keep americans safe. >> there is confusion for people across the country. in boston, officials are urging people to wear masks indoors. los angeles is bringing back their mask mandate but only on public transit. in philadelphia officials are ending the indoor mask mandate that started monday partly because of the backlash. >> california teamed up with metta to get facts about covid-19 to state spanish speakers. the service is available on whatsapp. officials can use -- users can ask questions about the safety of vaccines or how to book a vaccination appointment. the state says the main purpose is to fight

fauci. >> felicidad, philadelphia dijo que de no estar controlado el número de casos los próximos días, podrían regresar el uso obligatorio de mascarillas y también para otras ciudades donde hay grandes problemas con respecto a la nueva variante. >> en los Ángeles se reportaron 1200 nuevos casos y 16 víctimas fatales y muchos niños están fuera de la escuela por las vacaciones de primavera y esto podría elevar el número de casos en el país, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> gracias, francisco. >> cuando vamos a llenar el tanque del vehículo vemos un leve descenso en las gasolina es de 4,27 dólares el costo del galón y los precios más altos redujeron la demanda en la segunda quincena de marzo, es probablemente que sigan bajando pero el suministro no está normalizado. >> el fin de semana no ha sido bueno para los pasajeros de jetblue que retrasó llegadas y salidas de vuelos por motivos del tiempo y también falta de personal, la realidad es que hay mucha demanda de pasajes. >> el salvador empieza su tercera semana con régimen de excepción por la ola criminal desat

d anthony fauci joins me. >>> you might have read about the woman charged with murder over an abortion. those charges have been dismissed but don't be fooled, this is the future republicans are writing into law. "the reidout" continues after this. reidout" continues after this when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. >>> the january 6th committee has enough evidence for a criminal referral for donald trump according to vice chair liz cheney. >> we have not made a decision about referrals on the committee. i think that it is absolutely the case. it's absolutely clear that what president trump

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alec baldwin or anthony fauci? dana says baldwin, greg says anthony fauci. let's see who was wearing the text. that is dr. fauci. and he's not wearing a mask be looking good in a tuxedo. >> greg: that is what you were confused, we should do a do-over. >> dana: i didn't recognize him. >> jesse: the show is not equipped for do overs. learning is fun. question, the world is a complicated place, especially for me. but this person isn't afraid to dive right in, top of the most difficult issues and explain the root causes to the rest of us. in words we can all understand. they once said i love to learn, learn about it all, the things that are big, the things that are small. who said this? was it kamala harris or elmo? [laughter] we have elmo as the answer. is elmo the correct answer? >> greg: it rhymes. ♪♪ i love to learn ♪ ♪ learn about it all ♪ ♪ the things that are big ♪ ♪ and the things that are small ♪♪ >> dana: because she doesn't ever rhyme. >> jesse: that is a good one. you mean because an elephant represents republicans? >> greg: and b

anthony fauci now. doctor, i apologize for that. we're talking about the legality of the judge and the football on that, but with i was asking you about this herd immunity thing of which you seem to have your doubts that it might not apply to covid. if you're right, then it is a constant, it is back, a reminder with us indefinitely. this happens at a time when we're getting, again, disparate advice on how many shots you get, the one dose, two doses, three doses, how they're spaced apart. what do you recommend in. >> you know, i don't think we can make a firm recommendation now because, again, neil, it is a bit of a moving target. the one thing we do know that everyone really does need a third shot, a boost if you have the two shots of an mrna. the data on that -- neil: antibodies -- [inaudible] as long as you thought and all of a sudden now that's the question? that applies to a lot of the vulnerable, for example, like myself. so i'm wondering then how that changes what you recommend. obviously, different, you know, pieces of advice

and anthony fauci, the doctor himself, does another flip-flop on pandemic restrictions. we'll talk about that. and this, elon musk just declined to join twitter's board of directors. will he be a wild card who makes life a little difficult for twitter's new ceo? we'll dig into that ahead with lara trump. i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. jackie: welcome everybody texas governor greg abbott doubled down to send migrants from his state to wash tongue d.c. democrats facing re-election are breaking up with biden over the pandemic bored restrictions emphasizing border security as midterms draw near. over the weekend texas congressman henry cuellar for ending pandemic restrictions. this as the white house has double standards on covid. >> title 42 is not an immigration plan or immigration au covid funding we need in order to buy pills to help immunocompromised, to help those, to insure we can reboot our uninsured program, to make sure we have testing capacity. that is what they are doing. >> you can't have it both ways c

anthony fauci said he was worried for all of florida under governor desantis' watch but the governor ignored it and stuck to his guns and now even the most hardened on the left are kind of forced in a way to tip their cap. speak i was critical of governor desantis during the height of covid but if you look at the numbers florida came out all right. >> in the economy is strong. >> and the economy is strong. >> laura: you can use that as a campaign commercial. you bet the economy is strong. along with florida surgeon general. [applause] mr. surgeon general, anthony fauci, he is a deity to the democrats, but even god is having trouble kind of getting his story straight on whether the pandemic is mostly over or not. your response to the latest flop by the great doctor? >> it's funny you bring that up, laura, because i was reading that today because it's over yesterday, i think, today, it's still on and we will see what tomorrow brings but this is the kind of inconsistency that has really fueled the distrust for public health officials and it is well-earned and well deserved. whether it's

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dr anthony fauci says the u. s is out of the pandemic phase of covid the new stage, he says, under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. homt bay. the mandatory cuts just ordered for the largest water district in our region. also, we have an update on the health of vice president kamala harris after she tested positive for covid. how doctors are treating the vice president. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach. i slept in a little bit old alarm clock didn't get enough coffee didn't during a commercial break newsroom in the coffee. dave clark makes it every morni

it was anthony fauci who kept that from us. i'm encouraging any lawmen here, and i'm talking sheriffs, i don't think it will happen in maricopa county, but i'm looking for someone tough, maybe sheriff lamb, to issue a warrant for anthony fauci's arrest out of arizona. ♪ dum dum dum dum dum dum ♪ ♪ dumb irresponsible dangerous ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: that campaign jingle i was fearing we'd reached the point donald trump is almost mainstream, a moderate now. mitt romney is a hippie, trump's the moderate, and all these crazies. trump being president was like opening pandora's box. [ laughter ] frightening individuals running for office. then the ones already in office like venmo-lester and tan mom doing podcasts together. >> i believe in an america that is strong enough to face disinformation without the twitter overlords. >> absolutely, i believe in people. people are smart enough to figure it out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in fairness, when you're marjorie taylor greene, everyone seems smart. [ laughter ] the same way gold