especially when you look at the medical bureaucrats, including anthony fauci. on one day they say this and another they say that and american citizens are supposed to jump and obey no matter how conflicting the >> and we'll leave this here to keep our over 40-year commitment live gavel-to-gavel coverage of congress. on the agenda, legislation to give debt payment relief to ukraine. also, a nearly $40 billion ukraine aid bill requested by president biden will come to the house floor later today. that bill includes both military

kennedy: do you believe anthony fauci? just kidding. [laughter] >> he hasn't research uap's as far as i am aware of but i'd like to know where he comes down on the topic. you have compelling witnesses that have come forward, you do have videos that have come forward and the question is still out there and one thing we are asking for, where are the investigations? you say the videos show unidentified flying objects, how did you determine that to be the case? we have no report about the science or investigative process that happens and that's what we want to get at. one of the things we are asking that they cover in the hearing. kennedy: do you think society can handle it? >> by far. the records show especially with younger generations, younger generations especially assume ufos are aliens and we are visited by aliens all the time. it's really only not even so much the media but washington is the only one not on board with that idea. it's great for someone like me who's been interested in this, to see them getting on board because it legi

so yes, i want to hear from anthony fauci, but i want to hear from anthony fauci as part of a group of people who can also also suggest how best american citizens can protect themselves with the emphasis on protecting selves. you probably you mentioned a dr. burke. you probably know that she has a book out. she recently talked to our folks at book tv about it and one of the things she talked about was those early days of the lockdown at least the justification and the thought process going into it. i want to play a little bit of what she had to say and get your response to it. i just want to make it clear you don't do a lockdown unless there is a crisis and we were in crisis we could see what was happening and italy i had modeled out on the case fatality rate in italy and they're excellent medical care and what they were learning and they still had extraordinary case fatality rates. i was looking at our case fatality raids pace fatality rate in those individuals over 70. that means if you were 70 and diagnosed with covid 30% of those individuals were coming to this virus and so we didn

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anthony fauci has to say -- than what dr. anthony fauci has to say. but what the who director general is essentially saying, first of all, it is a rare rebuke from him, because he has been widely criticized, at least early on in the pandemic, for being quite deferential to china. now he is saying essentially these lockdowns as a result of the zero covid policy are futile. let's hear from him. >> when you talk about the zero covid strategy, we don't think that it is a sustainable, considering the behavior of the virus now and what we anticipate in the future. transferring to another strategy would be very important. >> obviously much has been made on the economic toll of these lockdowns. we are seeing the latest high frequency showing more examples of the lockdowns, at least according to bloomberg economic estimates, now affecting about 44% of the provinces. 11 provinces, down from 14 provinces, affecting about 44% of gdp. home sales in 50 major cities in china, down more than 50% against year ago levels. . the sixth week in a row we have seen that. su

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so yes, i want to hear from anthony fauci, but i want to hear from anthony fauci as part of a group of people who can also suggest how best american citizens can protect themselves with the emphasis on protecting sells you. >> probably -- you mentioned that talked about, you probably know that she has a book out. she recently talked to our folks at batavia bought it. and one of the things she talked about was those early days in the lockdown, at least the justification on the thought process going into a. i want to play a little bit of what she had to say and get your response to it. >> i just want to make it clear, you don't do a lockdown unless there is a crisis. and we were in crisis. we could see what was happening and in italy. i had wanted out to tick case fatality in italy and their excellent medical care and what they were learning, and they still had extraordinary case fatality rates i. was looking at our case fatality rates, case fatality rate, in those individuals over 70. that means if you are 70 and diagnosed with covid, 30% of those individuals were succumbing to this vir

yes, i want to hear from anthony fauci, but i want to hear from anthony fauci as part of a group of people who can also suggest how best american citizens can protect themselves with the emphasis on protecting self. host: you mentioned dr. birx and probably know she has a book out. she talked to our folks at book tv. one thing she talked about was the early days of the lock down, at least the justification and thought process going into it. i want to get your response. [video clip] >> i just want to make it clear. you don't do a lot down unless there is a crisis, and we were in crisis. we could see what was happening in italy. i had modeled out the case fatality rate in italy, their excellent medical care, with they were learning, and they still had extraordinary case fatality rates. i was looking at our case fatality rates in individuals over 70. that means if you were 70 and diagnosed with covid, 30% of those individuals were succumbing to the virus. we didn't have a treatment, we didn't know about clotting, we didn't have ventilators, and we didn't have ppe. we were barely keeping up. i

anthony fauci, covid is not over yet with surges in many cases in many u.s. states due to waning immunity, and dr. fauci says that's why more americans need to be vaccinated and boostered, and how do you agrievchieve than there's information out there from stopping them from getting the critical boosters? >> critical is the word. we as a country did not make this message so clear last fall when the booster campaign started. for people who have not had a booster and are just relying on their infection immunity, it will do nothing to protect them from their omicron variants we face today. we have to make a much stronger effort to convince the people that the boosters are essential. of course, as dr. fauci pointed out, too, even the primary vaccination were only at two-thirds of americans, and we should be far greater, and especially in the people who are of the advanced age. >> yeah, and that's the problem, and then trying to convince people that they need to do this. and of course, these surge in covid cases, amid rising hospitalizations, and is it inevitable

anthony fauci says he was worried for all of florida under governor desantis' watch. but the governor ignored it and stuck to his guns. even the most hardened on the left are kind of forced away to tip the cap. >> i was critical of government that -- governor stitt desantis during the height of covid. and the economy is strong. >> laura: it sounds like a campaign commercial. back with me now, governor ron desantis along with joseph ladapo -- dr. joseph ladapo. now, mr. surgeon general, now, anthony fauci he is a deity to the democratic republic but even god is having trouble kind of getting his story straight on whether the pandemic is mostly over or not. import response to the latest? >> governor desantis: it is funny you bring that up because i was reading that today. it was over. yesterday, i think. today, oh, it is still on. we will see what tomorrow brings. this is the kind of inconsistency that has really fueled the distrust for a public health officials and it is well-earned and well-deserved. i mean, you know, whether it is how they talk about masks initially,

anthony fauci spent his time on television contradicting himself every day, the american people have no trust in some of us have been saying that throughout covid that this would be a problem for future diseases and here we are. kennedy: absolutely. chris, you have a wonderful phrase, panic. walking through that category. [laughter] got to tell you, your biden sounds like a grumpy old man, i don't know if you still that subconsciously or consciously, i don't think we are in this country for anything ever again and i do think -- monkeypox c anymore coming. kennedy: hand sanitizer and masks sitting on paper on the toilet? >> i mean, you should always wash your hands. i'm just saying, america. kennedy: thanks, doctor fauci. chris is now fun police, we can't do anything good this summer, brad. >> no more wiping and then shaking hands without washing. >> and skip out on orgies, people. apparently that's where this all started. kennedy: why not fill my heart with delight? at least somebody had a good time. covid didn't start in an orgy. >> we don't know. kennedy: unless people were shoving

anthony fauci joining me later. a shortage of babe formula has parents stressed. in ukraine, another setback for russia's troops. reports they are withdrawing from the second largest city car key, amid the first war crimes trial of a russian soldier. the 21-year-old is accused of killing an unarmed 62-year-old ukrainian civilian. i will speaking to retired general david petraeus and ukraine's ambassador to the u.s. >>> first, morgan chesky in louisiana and julia ainsley and nyu law school professor alyssa murray. morgan, what's happen agent the court? is this an injunction that was putting title 42 on hold? what's going to happen? >> andrea, all eyes on the courthouse in lafayette today. this is where a district judge is expected or could potentially issue a ruling on the future of title 42. we know oral arguments began about an hour ago. right now, we are hearing from the plaintiff side. this is a side represented by deputy solicitor generals. they began this lawsuit that more than 20 other states have led. they are saying in part that the cdc should not have the

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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 is my gift to you, kari. 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. [ lau

anthony fauci, president biden's chief medical adviser. dr. fauci, always good to have you. thank you. dr. fauci: thank you for having me. vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy with newshour west. we'll return to the full program after the latest headlines. a congressional report charged that the meatpacking industry and the trump administration put production over workers' health in the first year of the pandemic. the head of a select subcommittee, democrat james yburn, said plants were kept open while 269 workers died. the industry said the report ignored company efforts to retool plants and purchase protective gear. meanwhile, north korea has acknowledged its first covid outbreak since the start of the pandemic and imposed a nationwide lockdown. state media report 350,000 cases of fever since april and six deaths, including one confirmed death from covid. meanwhile, the country's leader, kim jong un, appeared on state television, wearing a mask in public for the first time. he removed it to speak at a meeting. and hours after announcing the covid outbreak, north k

anthony fauci. good city you. let's start with this warning from dr. jha. you said 100 million could be a worst case scenario. but you know the lack of trust that people have these days, the public versus health officials and the government, et cetera. why not have the white house release the modeling behind this projection to help convince lawmakers there is a need here, a real risk? >> well, jake, it isn't a question of releasing the models. models really vary, and as i have told you in previous interviews, the model is only as good as the assumptions you put into the model. they can change. and obviously, we're dealing with a fluid and dynamic situation with the cases going up, not really sure what the variant will be as we get into the fall. so it really was an estimate. and those estimates are soft. and the real bottom line reason for it was to just make sure that we're prepared for the possibility that we will see that degree of a surge where you're talking about 100 million cases over the fall and winter. remember, when omicron hit in its big peak, a

when this came up in the media a while back, we used to see senator rand paul spar with anthony fauci. it was not gain of function research. we do not fund gain of function research in wuhan. according to this link the definition the government came up with could be considered true. was this risky research that should have had more oversight? the washington post did a good investigation into this last year. fauci and francis collins, they were integral into coming -- in coming up with this definition and stripping this committee of its power to veto research. we did not really see a lot of detail on how they had come up with this oversight mechanism for this kind of research. we do not know the process. now that we have had this pandemic ended has received more public attention how -- host: what makes it risky as far as when the -- as far as the actual science is concerned? guest: scientists are going out into nature and finding novel viruses and bringing them back to the lab. we have them somewhere where they can come into contact with humans in a variety of ways in a lab accident. t

when they get together people say if they can get together, anybody can doctor anthony fauci and others testify on the president's 2023 budget request for the national institutes of health. this is about 90 minutes.

thanks for staying up late doctor anthony fauci, joining us later on. we'll be asking, him how do we understand this rise in covid cases, across the country? how worried should we be that new funding, to fight covid, is still, bottled up in congress? let me start tonight with the story picked up last week in western michigan. sources tell the nbc affiliate at the town hall, more of the communities they covered, were like raided by law enforcement. if your reporter, and here the town hall is rated, your mind goes to corruption, graft, or some small town embezzlement scheme. these things happen, at all levels of government. but, that wasn't what this was. this was something stranger. >> michigan township, part of a statewide investigation. sources tell news a, michigan state police raided irving township home, and berry county, this past friday. >> this, after someone was allegedly given improper access to voting machines. >> the investigation, starting here in roscommon county. michigan state police say, there, a third party, allegedly, was given unautho

anthony fauci told us that the anti pandemic phase was over just last month. then later he said that the pandemic is by no means over. our leaders are nothing if not consistently inconsistent. -- say that one of three of us are living in areas where we need to mask, but from the twitter account, more than 19% of -- look at all that rain! makes it seem like the pandemic is, over covid is not spreading, and we are out of the woods. that is quite a turnaround and guidance in a week, from happy green mask to put your mask back on. let me stress that the u.s. has not had some extreme out of the blue resurgence of covid. it has been spreading for weeks. but the cdc recently moved the goalpost. -- how it calculates risk from tracking the amount of virus that is spreading in any given location, and positive tests, to which the situation in -- it is like. this is where that green map that we showed you reflects. hospitals are not overwhelmed right now. and that is a good thing. at the moment there is no indication yet that we are heading back to the darkest days of thi

anthony fauci says it's important to prepare for what covid brings next. we may need to boost the population. >> on a yearly basis, i'm not saying that absolutely is the case, but it is entirely conceivable the white house wants 22 and a half billion dollars. but senators were only able to strike a deal for 10 billion before those negotiations fell apart. republicans are blocking covid funding over plans for title 42 to end. that's the pandemic policy that prevented migrants from seeking asylum. it's truly a national security crisis as well as the health crisis it'll get serious about that. i think they're going to have some rough sledding in congress on both sides of the aisle. but the white house says covid funding shouldn't be held hostage over title. 42 because the decision to end it comes from the cdc. >> and officials say more covid funds are critical to get new and even better boosters for the various different variants. >> that are either with us. but that will evolve. the white house says without more money, some programs like the government subsi

anthony fauci. aishah hasnie has the details. >> a lot of requests for a lot of cash on the hill, and republicans say none of it makes sense. white house is asking requesting for $22.5 billion to help businesses to pay for therapeutic vaccines and for research to prevent future outbreaks. republicans are weary of this for a couple reasons here. one, there is still unspent aid from the $7 trillion already approved by congress, and two, some think all of that spending has attributed to the current inflation crisis. republicans also think the administration is hypocritical. if there is a need for more covid aid, why do they want to lift title 42, which is a covid health policy at the southern border. grilling anthony fauci today. >> i'm asking you purely from a public safety standpoint, is it safe to rescind title 42. >> i think given the level of infection at the time, which is right now, i think the c.d.c. decision was a reasonable decision. >> reasonable decision. for now, republicans are stalling t

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wednesday, doctor anthony fauci and other members appear on budget requests for the national institutes of health and then at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span three mark miller testifies on the defensedepartment's budget . watch this week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream live on demand anytime. c-span: your unfiltered view of government . >> .. >> 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 with signal to them through an open door between his office and there's. >> you will also hear some blunt talk. >> jim, i one report of the number of people assigned to kennedy on me the day he died and the number assigned to me now. and it might are not less i want them less right quick. >> yes, sir. >> and if i can ever go to the bathroom, i won't go. i promise you i won't go anywhere. i'll just a right behind these black gate. >> presidential recordi

anthony fauci did not attend citing the covid risk. >>> and we do have some sad news to report tonight. country music star and actress naomi judd has died at the age of 76. she belonged to the grammy winning duo the judds performing with her daughter wynonna. no word yet on the cause of death. she also leaves behind her husband and daughter, actress ashley judd. the judds were set to be inducted into the country music hall of fame on sunday. the country music hall of fame released a statement saying quote we are shocked and saddened by the death of naomi who enters the country music hall of fame tomorrow. her family asked we continue with the induction sunday. we'll do heavy hearts. billboard magazine is reporting wynonna judd is still expected to attend the event. >>> and look at the birds, such a pretty night. >> and as we look ahead to tomorrow, the second half of the weekend, it's going to be nicer than the first. for one reason, less wind. there was a strong on shore flow today. tomorrow that comes down a lot and the temperatures jump about five degrees as a result. i'll show you

doctor anthony fauci also reiterated that message and says americans should not let their guard down just yet. i don't think you're going to see. >> all of a sudden one day there's going to be a declaration that the pandemic is over and it's more of an endemic. >> kind of infection that you could live with. >> well, that was casey stegall reporting. well, health officials also say that the covid surge is even greater than these numbers suggest since many infections are being counted at this point. well, in europe, the european union no longer recommends that masks be worn at airports or on planes. new guidelines take effect next week. rules might still vary by airline, but it's still considered a big step forward in the rome allies. ation of air travel. the change comes after a drop in covid cases was prompted countries across europe to roll back pandemic restrictions. coming up next, why experts are saying people are getting way too close to the seals. >> and the sea lion pups on our beaches. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their

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fauci explicÓ que lo que debe hacer nuestra comunidad latina, que es la mÁs golpeada por el virus. >> primero que nada hay cosas que los miembros de la comunidad hispana pueden hacer para evitarlo, primero, si no se ha vacunado, por favor vacunese, si ya estÁ vacunado busque los refuerzos. >> dijo que todas las personas con dos dosis deben ponerse un refuerzo, puede ver la entrevista en maÑana noticias telemundo. >> en california se investiga la muerte de dos trabajadores de mantenimiento encontrados sin vida en un edificio residencial, aquÍ estÁ arantxa con los detalles, quÉ tal. >> asÍ es, quÉ l, julio muy buenas tardes para ti y toda la gente que nos acompaÑa, es que cuando llegaron las autoridades al edificio en el centro de los Ángeles encontraron a estos dos trabajadores inconscientes. al llegar los rescatistas los pronunciaron muertos en la escena pero cerca de ellos la unidad de materiales peligrosos, encontrÓ un polvo blanco que resultÓ ser fentanilo, opioide sintÉtico 50 veces mÁs fuerte e que la heroÍna. con esto una persona puede morir por el hecho de entrar

anthony fauci and former nih director francis collins h. now because these kickbacks could create potential conflicts of interest , watchdog groups believe the payments should be fully disclosed. instead, the nih appears to be withholding the information . in fact, the groupup open the books says nih defines a freedom of information request to give up the data so the group's and one. but even then they say the nihg is slow o walking the information, releasing only partial data and the data that is being released is heavily redacted, making it impossible to know exactly how much each scientist e is getting. so the documents only provide the total number of payments and the totalal dollar amount. for example, between 2009 and 2014 there were twenty two thousand one hundred royalty payments too 17 hundred nih scientists totaling one hundred thirty four million dollars. open the books estimates by twenty twenty the total payments exceeded three hundred fifty million dollars and for the record from 2009 to 2014.he dr. fauci who makes four hundre

doctor anthony fauci says we should find out by this summer what type of covid booster shots will be required to deal with the next phase of this pandemic and when it needs to be in minister. >> yeah, a few things, dr. fauci needs to be a little more explanatory. right now they're already into the trials and they are really done with the trial. another one will be done next m month to talk about the potential vaccination that'll be available to us in september. that's a little bit than what we have. it is going to have two components in it. something with omicron and delta. trying to broaden out what the vaccines does to us. the real magic goes on across the world. >> another 190 that are in frequent critical trials. everybody is rushing to fiebd one. this is what we are looking for next year, 2023. we are hoping to have a polly vaccine. that means one that has different components that used ai. we know that's going to be a challenge but there is way more in the horizon than rosemary we talked about of this. >> here it is. it is happening. >> i am so glad you are explaining this. >>

anthony fauci, who is 81, said earlier this week he won't attend, citing risk. president biden is two years younger, and press secretary jen psaki says he's weighed his risk. >> he's not attending the dinner portion. he's coming for the program. so-- and he will likely wear a mask when he's not speaking. he'll be there for about an hour, or 90 minutes, i guess, depending how long trevor noah speaks and others speak in the program. >> reporter: a report from "axios" says the people who work at the hilton where the dinner is going to be held, they do not have to adhere to the same covid protocols as the guests. however, the hilton says they will be masked. adriana. >> diaz: thanks so much, debora. since january 6, 2021, almost 800 people from all 50 states have been arrested in relation to the insurrection at the u.s. capitol, but time may be running short for lawmakers for lawmakers investigating what why. cbs' scott macfarlane reports. >> reporter: the committee investigating the january 6 attack at the u.s. capitol says it's fighting for truth and for justice.

and doctor anthony fauci is raising concerns. >> as we start to creep up with cases and hospitalizations overload as shown on the chart. there is not nearly as high as the peak as we have. it's going in the wrong direction. >> meantime, flags on federal properties. so you may have noticed they've been flying at half-staff at is to mark the fact that 1 million people in the u.s. have died from covid >> coming up, russian forces suffered major losses in ukraine while american basketball star brittney griner. it's still detained in russia and she's going to stay there longer how top u.s. officials are now planning to deal with that situation. and texas is getting mixed transgender youth right. the latest on the state's order to investigate parents of trans kids. and we'll hear from a woman who says she was brutally attacked inside her car right outside a safeway in the e booking most cruises can be complicated. but this isn't most cruises. this is celebrity cruises. and we think cruising shouldn't be confusing. so, on our award winning vacations drinks, wi-fi and tips are always included. e

. >> now doctor anthony fauci and others testify on the president's budgetrequest for the nationalinstitutes of health . this is about 90 minutes . >>. >> good morning. the senate appropriations subcommittee on labor education and related agencies will please come to order. today we're having a hearing on the biden administration's fiscal year 2023 budget request for the national institute of health. senator blunt and i will each have an opening statement that i will introduce eyewitnesses and after their testimony editors will each have five minutes for a round of questions. while we were unable to have this hearing fully open to the public or media for in person in attendance live video is available on our committee website. if you are in need of accommodations including closed captioning you can reach out to the committee or office of congressional accessibility services . every day across my home state of washington researchers at the fred center university of washington, washington state university and so many other world-class institutions are working around the clock and making ground

investigators say anthony fauci amano was shot to death on april 21st in the area of laurel drive and men's anita avenue. the suspect has been identified as 51 year old richard klein. investigators saying argument had occurred before the shooting dead. oakland police officers say regional law enforcement partners will help them crack down on any scenes like the one you see here over the weekend side shows erupted at two separate locations in the city last night. ktvu immigrants spoke to people in the community about living and working near the dangerous displays. seen on citizen video thursday night has businesses in oakland's uptown district on edge as this month's first friday. festivities get underway in oakland. oakland police recovered a firearm from the late night sideshow on cinco de mayo and made two arrests. they also tweeted these pictures showing some of the 60 vehicles towed. is pretty long night manager at tierra mia cafe nearby, made to middle of the night checks on the business after getting security system notifications on his phone, banging on a door is kind of trying

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stick around. —— dr anthony fauci. hello. we have warmer weather on the way for all parts of the uk in the days ahead as we tap into a south—westerly airstream bringing us airfrom quite a long way south in the atlantic. more on that in just a moment. for the here and now, we are still seeing some heavier showers clearing away from easternmost england, but overnight, england and wales will become fine with clear spells, there will be some rain first thing across northern and western scotland, it will be very mild here under the cloud and rain. through thursday daytime, we will have high—pressure sitting to the south of the uk. these are the fronts trying weave into the north. between the two, a south—westerly airstream, and we can follow the source of that air a long way south into the atlantic. yes, it cools somewhat as it journeys across the relatively cooler waters of the atlantic, but it still means for the entire of the uk, our temperature should be bolstered on thursday. for england and wales, one or two stray show

anthony fauci warns the u.s. needs to keep alert and that the pandemic is not over yet. >> we're starting to see surges of cases, so protection against initial infection, we know wanes and the variant of omicron is surging in multiple states. we need to make sure we don't make a decision, which would be a wrong decision, that we are completely finished with covid-19. we are not. >> a cardiologist and professor of molecular medicine in scripps research in california. >> good to be with you. >> thank you. according to the website for johns hopkins university, the u.s. is approaching 1 million covid deaths and as we just heard from dr. fauci, covid is not over yet with surges in cases in many u.s. states waning immunity, and dr. fauci said that's why more americans need to be vaccinated and boosted. how do you achieve that when there's still misinformation out there that is stopping people from getting their shots, especially the critical boosters. >> critical is the word. as a country, we needed to make this clear

the latest from the likes of anthony fauci, who said lockdowns in the long-term don't work, unless you use that time to get the elderly, the most vulnerable vaccinated. and finding ways to stimulate the economy. that is where the criticism, he is the former editor-in-chief of the global times, a strident nationalist and has a big social media following. he came out and said the restrictions could have dire consequences on the economy and china's global status, and says covid zero is only worth pursuing when the cost is manageable. quite remarkable. and that post was fairly quickly deleted. then we got the statement from the politburo standing committee. the body that runs china essentially at the top of the body of equals. they put out a statement yesterday saying the nation must fight against any speech that distorts, questions, or rejects the covid control policies. they are sticking to it. rishaad: how does this zero-tolerance edict play out for hong kong? do we see hong kong taking steps to open up right now? we have a new leader coming in. >> the case is being made privately that

. >> next, anthony fauci testifies. he talks about the covid-19 pandemic and said now is not the time to remove the public health emergency status. other issues include alzheimer's research, cancer treatment and drug addiction. addiction as well as overdose deaths.

anthony fauci criticized china's long-term approach of lockdown saying it is ineffective. more importantly than dr. fauci's criticism is the criticism of the former editor-in-chief of global times. he put out a post yesterday on wechat that is subsequently been deleted saying it's make or break time for covid zero. it is only manageable if it is not damaging china's status abroad and china's economy. again, that post has been deleted. haidi: stephen engle with the latest. we have more ahead on daybreak. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: peloton is reported to be exploring a sale of a minority stake to shore up business as the company's stock continues to state -- sink. palatines value has fallen from a $50 billion high during the pandemic to just over $5.5 billion. macquarie group reported today. a jump of the 56% on year and comfortably ahead of analyst estimates. the group says it will continue to keep a cautious stance with a conservative approach to capital funding and liquidity. >> we continue to talk about how inflation is affecting everyone around the world especially w

anthony fauci says lockdowns like the one still underway in shanghai will not work in the long run. he tells a german talk chinese government should be using it's time to boost vaccination rates among the elderly and getting more infected -- effective shouts than the one that is delivering. china is not backing away from its hard-line approach to the pandemic. international donors gathered in warsaw to drum up more humanitarian aid for ukraine as it seeks to evacuate civilians. european union pledged an additional aid package to help displaced people. blood in her zelenskyy also launched a look -- volodymyr zelenskyy also lost a global fundraising site. -- to allow for further evacuations. corporations could find a more expensive to pay their employees' travel cost for abortion services if one key senator gets his way. marco rubio is proposing a bill that would prevent companies from writing off those travel costs as business expenses. senator rubio says the tax code should be profamily and promote a culture of life. he's a potential republican presidential contender in 2024. global

anthony fauci and other health officials appear before a house appropriations subcommittee on budget requests for the national institutes of health. at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span three, defense secretary lloyd austin and joy -- joint chief of staff mark milley testify on the budget. watch next week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> next, a look at the pleasanton's -- presidents budget for nasa with administrator bill nelson true he was asked about several topics including russia's involvement with the international space station and the moon landing mission in 2025. the director of the national sc