fauci. as you all know, dr. fauci is retiring next month. and i'm honored -- so honored to have him join me today one last time, one more time at the podium. and he's going to discuss the importance of getting your updated covid vaccine shot ahead of the holidays. for so many americans throughout our fight with covid, dr. fauci has been a source of information and facts. but dr. fauci's leadership and legacy stretch far beyond the past couple of years, as you all have known him. it -- it actually goes back even further, as i was just stating. whether it be hiv/aids, ebola, or covid-19, for close to four decades and under seven republican and democratic presidents, dr. fauci has always led with the science. and our country is stronger and healthier because of his leadership. today, he's returned again to tell you a bit more about the science related to this updated covid shot that you've heard us all talk about and an important, clear message you've heard from him before, which is: please get vaccinated. get your vaccine. so, without further

anthony fauci, remember that dr. anthony fauci predates covid. he was around for aids and ebola. he has been around a while. and you know, he really has been in the trenches dealing with you know in my lifetime, yours tom, emergences of kind of biological threat to us that you know, people used to talk about polio or maybe a bad case of the flu. now, you go out and you have to worry about getting covid . he tried his best, he had flaws, he made mistakes, first saying that people don't need mask then they do. it is confusing in a age where we have a ton of disinformation i will take fauci overall of the social media people, who don't know what they are talking about, except they love to com dump on fauci. >> charlie, i was a round for aids and ebola, think is that a line from sympathy for the devil. >> i think it is, fauci predates covid, this is only person on planet that redates joe biden in washington, it is remarkable. juan is right, he did sort of have his fingerprints all over this what he will be remembered for is covid and everything that he got wrong about covid. and the

fauci has to go. thank you, dr. fauci. dr. fauci: i can answer it. sec. jean-pierre: ok. gilad. -- go ahead. dr. fauci: the answer is if there are oversight hearings, i will cooperate fully and testify before congress. you may or not know, i have testified in front of congress a few hundred times over the years so i have no trouble testifying. we can explain and stand by everything we have said so i have no problem. [indiscernible] sec. jean-pierre: thank you, dr. fauci. dr. jha: time for a couple questions. reporter: the ministration has requested $10 billion -- the administration has requested $10 billion. in your mind, does that meet the strain on the hospitals? and at times of making urgent requests, the president talking about this thanksgiving being different from what we have seen in the past with the covert crisis being over as we know it. dr. jha: you are absolutely right we have asked for $10 billion, about $10 billion. is less than we requested back in march -- it is less than we expected back in march, and that is because we pooled resources from other things.

lawrence, were you happy or sad it was fauci's last press conference? >> i think most of america is excited about fauci leaving, it wasn't always that way. i think the american public and people in the media and us at fox, praised fauci in the beginning. it was lies that did the marker for him. he is the type of liar that lies because i want to help you and it started with masks. if you remember, we didn't have a mask issue before, people were rushing to the store, hoarding the supply, everybody wanted a mask. fauci went out and said masks don't work, people stopped getting them, that wasn't true. the mask didn't work was a lie. they wanted to hoard the supply for people working in the hospital, he could have just said that. then the vaccine, if you get the vaccine, you can't die from covid, we knew that was a lie. he said he wanted people to get the vaccine and the final thing and this is one that we still need answers on, when it came to gain of function, he know for a fact we funded that research, he played semantic game with rand paul, they needed t

fauci. did it come from a rogue diseased bat at a wet market in wuhan or maybe from the chinese government lab that is literally called the wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab that studies coronaviruses. i mean, i don't know, just trying to use logic here. jon stewart made the same point to stephen colbert and was met with all this criticism. here's why the answer to the question is so important. if we don't know how covid-19 came about and it killed more than 1 million americans, millions worldwide, we will not be able to prevent it happening again. >> sean: joe, i don't want to interrupt you. joe, we know how it happened. we have a virology lab that's known for coronavirus study and gain of function study. we know what happened there. and the sad part is american tax dollars went to that virology lab. and nobody has even done an investigation or held anybody responsible for our money helping to pay for that very lab. that bothers me. >> that's about to change. that's about to change wh

fauci, personal friends with dr. fauci. what's happened during the pandemic is people that have spoken up against the lockdown policy, dr. atlas you heard, me, the famous scientist at stanford, friend of mine, we've all been on the receiving end of tremendous pressure within the university to keep us silent. there have been, at one point during the pandemic there was a poster campaign. i had the crime of having governor desantis tweet my picture out because i said at a round table he hosted that by protecting, vaccinating the old, we protected the vulnerable. that was apparently a terrible crime. they put up my picture. i felt threatened on campus. and leadership did nothing. we need to fix that. >> laura: and academic freedom doesn't mean anything if dissent is punished from whatever the establishment at the time is saying. but thank you for your bravery during the past few years we've gotten to know you, have enormous respect for you. thank you so much. and crypt ee fraud, sam bankman-fried faced bankruptcy court. they're

fauci. we did and had him on the show. then high started to lie in ways you could not ignore. he is lying about covid, why? he lied about herd immunity and about masks and lied about vaccines. today fauci 81 held his last press conference and told one final lie about masks. >> when you walk in and you have a mask and nobody has a mask. you should not feel guilty. you look terrific. >> tucker: that's the question from the being press corp? that's embarrassing. it's weird too. people love masks? really. they don't work very well. the science shows that. but tony fauci pretends you will die unless you get the vaccine. >> the real danger is the people not vaccinated. a problem this winter will among those people. >> tucker: this is insane. this is not science. all of the science shows just the opposite. it's more risky for most memo to get the vaccine than get covid -- this is the guy who funded bat coronavirus experiments in wuhan which are responsible for the pandemic. where did this come from

and fauci got everything wrong. unfortunately none of us now today are going to be around for when that reckoning comes due. >> sean: i'm going to live forever, don't worry. >> that's what's so frustrating to many and others out there. >> sean: i'm going to be decrept, but i will still be here. we lost how many americans -- world-wide, how many millions of people died. they never focused on therapeutics, monoclonal antibodies are the gold standard. they're not keeping up with it, they're ignoring it. dr. sapphire, thank you. clay, good to see you. straight ahead, the woke left are at it again. the latest on the fallout from -- remember the group, balenciaga and their ad campaign and the cambridge dean is defending the sermon about jesus having a trans body. you can't make this adam shift up. but it's true. straight ahead. - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often

fauci, you know who said pandemic won't be a problem in january? fauci. you told us to never shake hands again, fauci, you know who told us last year, last december don't get together with your family? for the second year in a row, anthony fauci. now he wants to go out with a big wet kiss from the american public? forget it. he has been a disaster for the country and he lacks any humility gene or cell in his body to admit he has been wrong over and over again. >> julie: that white house press briefing was an absolute disaster. if you can't accept honest questions from reporters why hold the briefings in the beginning? dr. fauci, let's not forget, if you didn't believe me you didn't believe in science. i believe at the very beginning we got mixed messaging from dr. fauci supposed to be science, right? remember at the beginning when he told everybody masks don't work? now he is saying the pandemic is to blame on the unvaccinated? i mean, he contradicts himself. we have that sound of fauci saying these remarks. >> if you look at the data, they are just profo

fauci . data shos by dr. fauci . you know, we know by now the data shows that the vaccines, although they do have pretty good protection for high risk people and elderly againsretty t death, they do nop the spread of the infection. do nott stop you fromection. getting covid as the getti sars infectionng. and the risk benefit ratio for r people other than high risk is very different. you have to decide if it's appropriate to take an experimental drug. if you have a lo rw riskis of a serious illness, particularly children. in fact, anyone ate who recommes that children, healthy children should get the vaccine anmental experimental drug injected into them. you know , i think there'sdica a question about medical ethics. there are we as ta societhere.g to start going down the pathway of even if you believe that ite stops the spread of infection, which would be contrary to sciencere, are we going to ue our children as shields for infections? i mean, this suppions? is really uncharted territory for what's supposed to be a c

fauci? >> and for australia! ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we start with the fox news alert, six people shot to death overnight at a virginia walmart. the shooter reportedly a store manager also died. speed one governor glenn youngkin pledging all to help, we will go to it. speech are so many details we don'

fauci. >> one last time, one more time at the podium. >> he is not going far. anticipating multiple congressional subpoenas. >> i absolutely will cooperate fully and testify before the congress so i have nothing to hide. >> he has long dismissed criticism. >> they are really criticizing science because i represent science. that's dangerous. >> although criticism was usually about his guidance. like on masks. he eventually supported mandates after starting here. >> right now people should not be -- there is no reason to be walking around with a mask. >> and on businesses like closing bars and schools. >> right now we have to start implementing both containment and mitigation and what was done when you do closing the school is mitigation. >> he is unconcerned about learning loss. >> i don't think it's forever irreparably damaged anyone. >> his guidance about covid dating back to earliest days was inconsistent at best. upon reflection, he makes no apologies. >> we were not dealing with a static

fauci does have a lot to answer for. it's going to be a priority for us in oversight in the next congress. i can remember early on in the pandemic, when the pandemic started when republican members and democratic members were gathered to get information about covid, dr. fauci was asked directly do we need to wear masks. and i remember his answer because i quoted it a lot. he said masks don't work. he said the only mask that would work is an n-95 mask. it would only work if you have covid, it would prevent you from transmitting it, not from contracting it. we have a lot of co contradictis from dr. fauci even before the pandemic started and i think a number of questions. where did it originate? could it have originated from a lab in china? did we fund -- did taxpayer funds go for that lab for funding in in wu man? we-- wuhan. we'll have a lot of questions about the origins of covid and how things have been handled over the past two and-a-half to three years. maria: i want to get your take on the protesters on the ground. w

fauci. i want to make this clear the legacy of dr. fauci as he announces his retirement or whatever he will do, he presided over the biggest debacle in public health management in modern history. okay? that's point number one. his legacy is a massive destruction of our children and in fact, of the world's children. this was alluded to already. the united states broke the social contract we have with our children, our most precious resource because we shut down schools due to the advice of birx and fauci and the member of the media and expert class and we were unique in the western civilized world. we're one of the only countries that shut down schools in fall of 2020, despite the fact known after the spring school closure, this was not learned. we knew then there were hundreds of thousands of child abuse cases not detected because of school closures and schools are the number one agency. massive economic and therefore health harms on families with children, you know, kids were not getting to their doctors, there was an explosion of su

fauci? >> and for australia! ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we start with the fox news alert, six people shot to death overnight at a virginia walmart. the shooter reportedly a store manager also died. speed one governor glenn youngkin pledging all to help, we will go to it. speech are so many details we don't have yet but griff jenkins joins us live from the scene in chesapeake. grifter we know whether or not and it sounds like it could be a walmart manager, did he target customers or other employees, do we know? >> griff: hello, we will get a details with the press release soon but here's what we know right now. actually we were handed back to you now for the presser, guys? >> here we go are. >> thank you for coming out this morning this is our press update for the mass shooting that occurred at the walmart last night on north battlefield boulevard. i want to introduce the person standing up here with me on my far left attorney matt hamill is spelled h-a-m-e-al perry he is the division commander for the state police, greg

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but fauci never strayed from the truth or to his staunch commitment to science. after serving under seven presidents, last week, doctor anthony fauci gave it is likely to be his last press conference from the podium of the white house press briefing room. >> all other people judge the value or not of my accomplishments. what i would like people to remember about what i've done is that every day for all of those years i've given it everything that i have, i never left anything on the field. so, if they want to remember me, whether they judge rightly or wrongly what i've done, i gave it all i got. >> gave it all he got. after decades of public service, fauci will step down from his role in the federal government in the next few weeks. so, today, we say thank you to doctor fauci for his tireless and often thankless years as americas doctor. and to some of the doctors who came to know and trust on velshi over the last three years, ashish jha, nahid bhadelia, erwin -- peter hotez, loopy roy, francis collins, a list and furred, ebony hilton, celine gounder, -- patel, v

anthony fauci. he is set to step down next month after four decades of leading the way on the fight on infectious diseases. joining me is stephanie gosk and monica alba. we want to get together, and we want to be in a big room with lots of people and sharing plates and all that, and is that likely? should we be doing that? >> it is likely, and when you talk about covid, things plateaued around the country, and the rsv and the respiratory cases, and it's the flu, and we spoke to a hospital in seattle, a children's hospital, they said at this month they were at 200% capacity the entire month and at times it spiked to 300%. rsv is frightening, especially for really small children. we spoke to a family in ohio, and their newborn last month got sick and had fever and was starting to have a lot of trouble breathing, and brought him to the cleveland clinic and they still had to wait 11 hours in the emergency room and that's because the hospitals are maxed out, and they are dealing with shortages. all of th

anthony fauci. yesterday's white house covid briefing marked as last as he is stepping down after five decades at the national institute of health. he continued yesterday to urge americans to urge americans together updated covid shot, flicked it on the government's response and lessons learned -- and reflected on the government's response and lessons learned. good morning. it is wednesday, november 23, 2022. we will ask you, what lessons have you learned, personal or political, during the pandemic? (202)-748-8000 is the line free democrats. for republicans, use (202)-748-8001. independents, (202)-748-8002. if you would like to text us, that is (202)-748-8003. tell us your name and where you are texting from. we are on facebook, twitter and instagram, and you can post your thoughts at --@cspanwj. your thoughts about the lessons learned, do you think the pandemic is over? how has it changed your behavior? are you fully vaccinated or have you stop getting the boosters? and broader perspective in terms

fauci anymore. from their first time he has got on that stage to tell us americans how to live, he was a lobbyist for pfizer, he made all that money pushing back things, he did not know what he was talking about, they were putting experimental drug's in our body, and we were just going along, but, thank you. host: yesterday's briefing, dr. fauci was asked by reporters at the white house about what he thought his legacy might be. [video clip] >> this is your last appearance at the podium, you became a household name because of your appearances here in the early stages of covid. what do you want americans to remember about your service in government? >> what i have accomplished in my 54 years and in my 38 years as the director of naaid, although covid is important, it is a fragment of the total i have been doing it, so i will let other people judge the value of not my accomplishments but what i would like people to remember i have done is that every day for all of those years, i have given it everythi

., fauci t told lane. it's obvious from day one, china was the model that public health officials were why you having to respond to covid here. it's still the model. in fact, lockdowns are still happening in china. they never ended. our public health officials have never stopped applauding those lockdowns. in april of this year, the chinese government shut down shanghai, the largest city in china. it's one of the biggest cities in the world, the population three times the size of new york city. 25 million people. all 25 million are suffering indefinite lockdown. shanghai is the largest human prison camp in history. why is the chinese government doing this? no honest person believes it has anything to do with public health, because it doesn't, proveably. as of sunday, there were no covid deaths reported in china, a nation of a billion an and a f people. covid is not a threat to the chinese government. political unrest is a threat to the chinese government. always has been. that's the point. in china, as in

fauci has to leave in a couple minutes. i'm done, i'm not getting into a back and forth with you. >> dr. fauci. >> you are -- go ahead, jeremy. >> ask you a question, you should allow her to answer. >> jeremy, jeremy -- origin of covid-19. >> it is not your turn, it is not your turn. >> you can't -- you can read the press briefing, you need to talk to people across the room. she has a valid question. asking about the origin of covid. she's the best person -- >> i hear the question but we are not doing this the way you want it. it is -- it is -- i'm done, simon, i'm done. simon, i'm done. i'm -- simon, i'm done. you are taking time from your colleagues. >> "fox & friends" co-host of one nation, brian kilmeade is here. your reaction to that. >> unbelievable. you see anthony fauci sitting there, he liked to blame donald trump when things got into chaos in these situations but he wanted to go and say farewell and then take questions. he wanted to take questions, and she shut it down, we are not doing that, and you think the que

fauci, nih approved funding for the wuhan lab. now in these emails in early 2020 at the start of the pandemic they're calling it the, email chain was calling it the wild west? >> dr. fauci called the wuhan lab leak theory a shiny object. he told dr. collins it will go away. there is this arrogance. when you have so much power centralized in two individuals, dr. collins and fauci, both at the nih, both like-minded, both political appointees who are in lockstep in every single aspect of covid policy, they have pa hammerlock on every doctor in the united states. they fund every university and academic medical center. there has been this arrogance if you disagree with them that defines misinformation. elizabeth: there a lot of back and forth in the government emails on this chain, doctor, about the quality of the science behind a famous paper that claimed that covid-19 came out of the wet market. it was of natural origin. that paper, you talked about this, was written by a virologists who originally believed covid was man-made and lea

fauci we did. we had him on the showthe actually . and then he started lying inow ways that were so obviouh start you couldn't ignore it.he i and you begin to ask yourself, what is this about? the guy in charge of responsecoi wad,s lying about covid why he lied about herd immunity. s an then he lied about masks and then he repeatedly lied about vaccines. d liedcan't lie if you're a pubc health official. but he kept doing it today. tony fabrizio, eighty one , held his last press conference. >> and appropriately enough, he decided to tell one final lie about masks. >> watch. what do you say about the word81 mask now being a pejorative in some communities? it shouldn't be .s i mean, you're absolutely right. i meanconfere out , i know somed you walk in and you have a mask and nobody has a mask, you kind of fee yol guilty. >> you shouldn't feel guilty. you look terrific. terrific. >> tucker: that's the question from the press corps. >> what do you say aboutom the the word mask becoming pejorative? what?

and fauci got everything wrong. unfortunately, none of us now today are going to be aroundg for when that reckoning comes due. >>that's what's so frustrating to me and many others out t there. i'll be decrepit, but i'll>> still be around haunting them if i can. i if at all possible. but it's sad. i mean, we lost a million.il and how many?l be some americans worldwide, ameri how many millions of people died. - they never focused on therapeutics and monoclonal antibodies for the gol od standard. >> try and get monoclonalhe g antibodies today. standard. g up with it.. they're just ignoring it anyway. dr. sofya, thank you and good to see you. all right.e ef straight ahead, the woke left,ta they're at it again. we're going to bring you - the very latest on the fallout from remember the group balenciaga and their ad campaign and cambridge. dean is defending a sermon about having a trans body. you can't make this adam schiff on it, but it's true. straight ahead true. , hey, eve. emeril lagasse here. and i'm so excited to t

and it was is fauci's idea and more accurately would be the fauci and collins virus in this week we saw the biden my house instead of being truth and accountability with a half asked cover-up it is a scandal and we must not let it stand joining us now clay travis. >> it is indefensible. if there's not a reckoning than what we saw happening on "face the nation" will continue to happen. felt she was asked can you basically say categorically we will not have a shutdown or lockdown again on schools coming out of the holiday he said no because local officials have to make those decisions and it is emblematic of a failure to acknowledge all the failures that we got wrong we should never shutdown tools at all but also to quadruple down. the cdc says we don't tell people what to do we just give recommendations. not just making a decision but to follow the cdc recommendations. and that to be held accountable for the decisions. >> the other thing that is so stunning is double speak from fauci. it is so dishonest on the origins question and said i have an open mind but all the evidence of natural

anthony fauci. good to see you in person. >> thank you very much. >> the first time we've been in person since the start of this pandemic. >> yes, indeed. >> i want to begin by seeing what insight you have with what's going on in china. let me just put up the headlines for the audience here. unrest over covid lockdowns, fear of quarantine camps, shutting down beijing, protests grow after an apartment blaze killed ten. what aes going on in china and why do they seem to be in a worse plan than any else in the world? >> their approach has been rather severe and draconian the kinds of shutdowns without a seeming purpose. if you're having a situation, if you recall, you know, almost three years ago when we were having our hospitals over-run, you remember the situation in new york city, you had to do something immediately to shut down that flow so, remember, we were talking about flattening the curve. the social distancing, restrictions and shutdown, which was never really complete, is done for a temporar

missouri's attorney genre vealing this great fauci flip-flop during a 7-hour deposition, finding fauci told a friend that masks are ineffective back in february 2020. here to react is dr. marty makary. on this flip-flop, dr. makary, i'm trying to remember my timeline. fauci was also saying publicly at one point that masks didn't work, and end then he changed his tune, i guess both privately and publicly? >> that's right. and for months he believed in the surface transmission model; that is, if you washed your hands like crazy, you'd have protection when you went to see grandmother. he's in charge of doing the definnive signs. concern science. he has $45 billion at the nih and $5 billion at his agency. do the study in 2024 hours to tell the people -- 24 hours to tell people it is spread if by airborne transmission. why -- that is his ultimate failure. and instead of with maxes and natural immunity, paxlovid in vaccinated people and even the bivalent vaccine, we don't have a clinical trial. will: you know, doctor, i think i was guest hosting for jessie watt alternate sometime in, let's c

. >> today on cnn, fauci was asked about the lab leak theory. this is what he said. >> it's possible there's a lab leak. but if you look at the viruses that the nih funded to study bat viruses in a surveillance way to see what's out there, it would be essentially molecularly impossible for those viruses to turn into sars covi2. i can't tell you what's going on in china and other things. >> oh, there couldn't have been any passaging done of the virus at all. i mean, i talked to people really, really smart. frankly, we're so far ahead of the curve it's not even funny on these issues. and they basically say that anthony fauci is lying. they're just saying flat out, he's lying. your reaction there? >> yeah, look. yeah, the lab leak theory is completely plausible. it's way more likely. then the animal reservoir theory that they landed on. and what's interesting is, he saw a different draft of a report in a medical journal that was being sent to him in realtime, that got more and more critical of the lab leak theory. he's in a press conference in marc

fauci has been so vilified on the right? >> i think in the early days of the coronavirus task force, dr. fauci was a great source of comfort to millions of americans. he had an easygoing bedside marine that he communicated at the podium. as i said, we always had a good rapport. dr. fauci, during mime time i. stayed in his lane. i'm the scientist at the table. i'm going to tell you -- he would almost invariably say, i know the president and you have a lot more to consider than that. you have to think of the broader impact on the american member and on the country as a whole. so for me, in those early days, he made an enormous difference of the development of a very balanced policy, lighting the entrepreneurial spirit of companies to development the supplies, the masks, ultimately the medicine and vaccine in record time, but i must tell you that, when the biden administration came in, essentially turned over the management of covid to dr. fauci, i was not surprised to see them put all of their emphasis on vaccines, and then af

what he'd, seen there. >> but tony fauci fauci was noby disguste fauci wd. rights abu >> he was not appalled by thew human rights abuses at clifford lane had seen in china. in according to a new report in the epic times, basedt on depositions that emerged this month, tony fauci wasthey envious. >> h this is what weave what w o in the u.s. fauci toll lane. >> so it's very obvious now that from day one , china wass the model that americanwere w officials, public healthhy officials were using to respond to covid herid he. fact, and in fact, it still is the model. and in fact, lockdown's are still happening in china.lt they never really ended.ficial and our public health officials have never stopped applauding those lockdowns. >> in april, of this of this ye, the chinese government shut down shanghai. inanghai is thrgest citye largen china. it's one of the biggest cities in the world. shanghai has a populations th three times that of new york city. >> twenty five million people in all of those people, allillin twenty five million are now suffering indefinite loc

fauci's final press conferences. he responded to some pointed questions yesterday about his handling of the pandemic. >> to all of those years i have given it everything that i have and i have never left anything on the field. so if they want to remember me, whether they judge rightly or wrongly what i've done, i gave it all i got. it's called the newday 100 because it lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's value. not just 80% like some typical loans. that extra cash can make a huge difference in these times of skyrocketing prices. here's more good news: home values have skyrocketed too. that means even more cash! take out an average of $60,000 to pay down your high-rate credit card debt, consolidate your second mortgage, personal loans, and car loans, and lower your payments by $600 every month. best of all, there are absolutely no upfront out-of-pocket costs with this loan. and even if you have credit concerns, give us a call. the va has granted newday automatic authority to make our own approval decisions

fauci doesn't need critics anymore. all you have to do is listen to him and he does a good job of discrediting himself. i will give you a teaser in our lawsuit ledge that the federal government was colluding with social media. fauci was deposed so he had to answer difficult questions from our lawyers. i am not at liberty to discuss those yet. but once we have those transcripts i will be happy to come back and talk about what we found when we questioned dr. fauci about his coronavirus policies. dan: coming up in this special edition of "unfiltered." not sure what to say when politics comes up at the holiday dinner? president biden told everyone what to say. they sent out talkin i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insuran call the barnes firm to find out i could've made. what your case could be worth

peter doocy said, how much do you think -- and fauci walked away. peace out. >> jimmy: he's fleeing the interview, in fargo, the guy is fleeing the interview, that is fauci. the fauci era, even if he comes back to terrify, will be mired in so much, he did more to further the distrust in america and public health initiative than anybody in history, all the audibles we talked about, no mask, unmask, can't believe it is not mask, there is the other aspect, yes, silencing decent, collaborating with big tech to silence any type of question in the origin, on his way out the door, he is telling everybody to get va xed and boosted. >> carley: at least he has a bobble head. >> todd: they are frightened what the media is going to do. press blocked from president biden's granddaughter's wedding. vogue given access to of coer the event and take lavish photos just days before. interesting point, two questions. one, who cares about this person? only biden we care about is hunter, nobody knows who this person is. does the liberal meeting have a right to be outrage

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fauci! and on that note, i wish you all a very good night! from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. we are off tomorrow night, have a safe and happy holiday. i will see you monday night! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i saw the night, off during the 2016 campaign, donald trump gave a plethora of excuses as to why he would break decades of precedent and not releas his tax returns returns. he said repeatedly, and being audited so i can't. then he offered this classic one quote, i don't think anybody cares. it was this one quote, the only ones that care about my tax returns are the reporters. he even said a handful of times quote, there's nothing to learn from them. now house democrats did not agree with any of that. in fact, during his presidency there were multiple house committee requests of trump's tax returns all to no avail. but one committee, the ways and means committee, a very powerful committee in congress, because it is a committee that oversees tax policies in taxes in general, they had somethi

fauci doesn't need critics anymore. all you have to do is listen to him and he does a good job of discrediting himself. i will give you a teaser in our lawsuit ledge that the federal government was colluding with social media. fauci was deposed so he had to answer difficult questions from our lawyers. i am not at liberty to discuss those yet. but once we have those transcripts i will be happy to come back and talk about what we found when we questioned dr. fauci about his coronavirus policies. dan: coming up in this special edition of "unfiltered." not sure what to say when politics comes up at the holiday dinner? president biden told everyone what to say. they sent out talking points. f. you get advice like: just stop. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look an

let's move on to the story, doctor anthony fauci being deposed today. is this the lawsuit that accuses him of collusion with big tech over covid censorship? lauren: it was brought in may by the attorneys general of louisiana and missouri. they are alleging collusion between the white house and big tech to censor free-speech and they say they have proof that that happens and they will question doctor fauci about his role in setting covid restrictions and mandates as well as the origins of covid, tamping down or discrediting the lab leak hypothesis. ashley: okay, we will follow that. back to the markets now. we've seen a rally yesterday, trading volumes have been low but the dow and nasdaq and s&p mostly higher, 3 quarters of 1%. let's bring in david stravinsky, are we going to see another big decline in stocks before the end of the year? we saw the mid-october lows. there are those who say get ready for another leg down. do you think that could happen? >> i am someone who is optimistic about the short term, but very fearful of what we see coming in the h

fauci ? did it come from a roguet disease bat at a market inn wuha mugen or maybe from the chinesea government lab that is literally called the ruan novel respiratoryudie corona coronavirus lab that studies coronaviruses? i meancoronavi , i don't know. i'm just trying to use logic here. jon stewart made the same point to stephen colbert and he was met with all this criticism. th and here's why. the answer to that question is so important.s so important. tant.s so if we don't know how if we don't know how covid-19d t came about and it killed more than one million americans ,millions worldwidone, wehappenn will not be able to prevent iti' from happening again. >> joe , i don't want totjoe , i don't want we h know how it happened. we have a very biology lab that that is known for coronavirus study and gain of function study. we know what happened therwe kn and the sad part is american tax dollars went to thatbody virology lab and nobody is even done an investigation or heldonl anybody responsibl

biden fauci cover a range of issues during a three hour meeting in bali. it did give president xi an opportunity to to talk more about his meeting with biden, which did raise hopes that there was going to be some sort of a thaw in us china relations. >> both leaders, in their opening remarks, expressed the need to find common ground to five things they could work on and common ground. why would the white house grovel for a dialog? he's a man engaged in a nonstop campaign of domestic terror against any dissenters. and why would biden's team seek to normalize relations with a brutal tyrant who hates everything? i mean, everything that we stand for now, the fact is , china doesn't have to invade the united states to subdue and change. it already has. it has enormous influence on our lives here. through the powerful people and institutions. it's bought off to the strategic acquisitions, it's made to the technology. it's stolen to the deadly drugs it sent here. as long as it's run by the ccp. >> china is our enemy , period. but not according to so many of our e

fauci would let us have. maria: had that's absolutely right. i find it really rich that the democrats are quick to say that it's my body, it's my body and the government shouldn't be involved when it comes to getting an you abortion in your ninth month and it's perfectly fine for the government to mandate you getting a shot of something that you have no idea what it is because it was put together in eight or nine months, versus a 10 year period which is typical for any vaccine on the market. now president biden is extending the pause on student loan payments until june of next year. he's waiting for the supreme court to rule on the order and so he's blaming the emergency of covid so are we in an emergency or not in emergency. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre had a hard time explaining this away yesterday, watch. >> as you know, we are -- we have sent this up to the highest court of the land a, the highest court of our nation to make sure that we move forward quickly with making sure that the student loan relief that the president

fauci remained modest about his legacy. dr. fauci: i will let other people judge the value of my accomplishments but when i would like people to remember about what i have done is that every day for all of those years, i have given it everything that i have. ama: dr. fauci did offer some advice to americans today. he stressed the importance of getting that latest booster ahead of the winter season. dan: two weeks after election day, we finally know who will be the next mayor of oakland and the winner is making history. a councilmember has been elected through ranked choice voting. 3 old, she is one of the youngest mayors in oakland's history and she is the first hmong mayor in a major u.s. city. some of oaklanders say her win symbolizes long-overdue visibility for a sometimes overlooked community. >> may be of younger kids have someone to look up to or aspire towards, it might help build them up more. dan: she will hold her first postelection news conference tomorrow and we hope to learn more about her plan for oakland future.

fauci, he said yesterday he would testify before congress to definished his record and took a dig at republicans. watch this. >> republican house has said they are going to and that is fine with me. >> you will appear? >> of course, i'm very much in favor of legitimate oversight, they have clearly politicized it. i'm not political at all, it is clear when people are running their campaign with anti-fauci element to, that is ridiculous. >> carley: he says he is not political, the attacks against him are. >> who is surprised dr. fauci is on another media tour, he loves the spotlight and press and will be sad when he leaves his position next month. i think all of us are ready for him to leave, this is effort by him to try to make upcoming hearings, which are legitimate and people should get answers from dr. fauci, his opinion changed so many people's lives, he's trying to make this about him being a victim, this is a political witchhunt, when he is responsible for so many decisions that did change people's lives. he will make it about him, he's trying to undoplay importance of the heari

maria: doctor anthony fauci now calling on americans to get vaccinated again in his final white house press conference, watch this. >> we know it is safe, we know it is effective so my message and my final message may be the final message i give you from this podium is please, for your own safety and that of your family, get your updated covid-19 shot as soon as you eligible. maria: right has press secretary karine jean-pierre who confronted factory about the origins of covid-19, watch. >> dr. fauci only 13% -- >> hold on one second. >> we have a process here, i'm not calling out on people who yell and you are being disrespectful to your colleagues and your being disrespectful to her guest. >> she's asked about the origin of covid-19. >> i hear the question. >> i hear your question but were not doing this the way that you wanted. >> i'm done simon i'm done. maria: that that were not doing it she's done, the white house and president biden apparently did press xi jinping about covid-19 and fentanyl during their meeting in bali but we have no way of confirming that. joining the conversa

fauci, only 13% -- >> hold on a second. we have a process here. i'm not calling on people who yell. and you are being, you are being disrespectful to your colleagues, and you are being disrespectful to the guests. >> i hear the question. i hear your question, but we are not doing this the way you want it. this is disrespectful. it is! i'm done, simon, i'm done. >> carley: quite the scene there. fox news medical contributor we are seeing the harmful effects of dr. fauci's lockdowns. >> he was basically slow to consider the collateral damage by the lockdowns and shutdown spirit we are seeing that now. we see a big breakout of rsp and the flu because we didn't consider what masts and walkmans would do there. again, never a consistent policy of what the damage would be. >> todd: in order to return to the classroom, grade school kids will show covid test after thanksgiving day break. you thought we were done with this. muriel bowser with this forest policy on kids even after the cdc eased its recommendations for schools. some district officials "a safe return from break from all students