anthony fauci before the senate health committee. and friday, the memorial service for retired army general and former secretary of state colin powell. live from the washington national cathedral. watch this week on the c-span networks, or you can watch our full coverage on c-span now, our new mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. joining us next is author and scholar anatol lieven, helping us to take a look at the upcoming climate summit in glasgow, summit -- glascow, scotland. he is the author of "climate change and the nationstate." welcome to "washington journal." guest: hello. host: you make your case in your book and in a number of articles about climate change being the greatest national security threat, at least to the united states. how did writing your book further prove to you that climate change is indeed the world's greatest national security threat? host: -- guest: it was a conclusion at came to

anthony fauci. this week several gop senators demanded a. g. garland resign. >> your directive is shameful. thank god you are not on the supreme court. you should resign this disgrace. >> it's wrong, it is unprecedented to hi knowledge in the history of this country, and is i call on you to resign. maria: this, this just weeks after anthony fauci misled senator rand paul when asked if he sent taxpayer money to wuhan in gain of function research. >> i totally resent the lie that you are now propagating, senator. because if you look at the viruses that were used in the experiments that were given in the annual report that were published through the literature, it is molecularly impossible -- >> no one's saying those viruses cause it -- [inaudible conversations] >> no one is saying those viruses a caused the pandemic. what we're alleging is that gain of function research is going on in that lab, and nih funded it. it meets your definition, and you are obfuscating the truth. >> i am not, you're the one. maria: joining me right now is senator rand p

anthony fauci before the senate health committee. and friday, the memorial service for retired army general and former secretary of state colin powell. live from the washington national cathedral. watch this week on the c-span networks, or you can watch our full coverage on c-span now, our new mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. joining us next is author and scholar anatol lieven, helping us to take a look at the upcoming climate summit in glasgow, summit -- glascow, scotland. he is the author of "climate change and the nationstate." welcome to "washington journal."

anthony fauci and dr. rochelle walensky. the senate health committee will be asking questions about the administration's covid-19 response, coming up live at 10:00 a.m. on c-span 3 thursday, and again online and on the c-span now app. on covid-19, the vaccine in particular, reporting of npr -- parents should be patient about getting covid vaccines for their kids, the white house says. they write that, within minutes of the food and drug administration's decision friday, to authorize the lower dose pfizer biontech vaccine, teams began packing up the vaccines to be shipped. the vials are being shipped with dry ice and are loading them onto special shipping containers. but a top white house official is cautioning parents should not be a -- should not expect to get their children vaccinated the very next day if the cdc recommends the vaccine, as expected tuesday. patience could be needed as a could take several days before the shots are readily available. back to your calls. vancouver, washington, this is sam on the independent

anthony fauci on the hot seat once again. we are going to talk about this latest report from the intelligence community on covid with doctor rand paul, my lead guest and we will have breaking news there. we are also talking with congressman michael walks. i love the karma happening right now in atlanta for the mld. what great karma for the atlanta braves to be crushing it in the world a series, forcing the mlb back to atlanta after they yanked the all-star game at months ago. we are going to also talk with newt gingrich about all of these vaccine mandates. have you seen the streets of new york? garbage is piling up, first responders are shutting offices walking out the job in droves. 20 plus firehouses have been shut down in new york city because of those firefighters, those brave men and women who are leaving and not actually going back to work because of these forced vaccines. we will talk about that as well. pete: front cover of the new york coast this morning, fire alarm, 26 firehouses shut down because of the vaccine man

anthony fauci says about the science. >> i do feel it's important to vaccinate children. no doubt from a statistical standpoint. when children get infected, there's very much more likely they would not have a severe outcome, compared to an elderly person like myself, or someone who has an underlying condition. but that doesn't mean that the kids are exempt from some serious illness. because all you need to do is go to the pediatric hospitals around the country, and you see, particularly with the delta variant, which has a much greater chance of transmitting, that more kids are getting infected. >> many employees at new york city's fire department are calling in sick. this comes after friday's deadline mandating most city workers provide proof they've received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine or be placed on unpaid leave. cnn's polo sandoval reports. >> reporter: new york city's fire department said it was prepared to overcome any potential staffing issues that they may experience after that vaccine mandate took effect on friday evening, and authorities saying tha

anthony fauci before the senate health committee. on friday the memorial service for retired army general and former secretary of state colin powell, live from the washington national cathedral. watch next week on the c-span networks, or you can watch our coverage on c-span now, our new mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> washington journal continues. chris riley, the internet governance senior fellow at the archery institute. good morning. guest: thank you for having me. host: remind our viewers exactly what the r street institute is question mark -- is? guest: it's a nonprofit free-market free tank -- think tank. we have a lot of different issues and we are happy to be part of the elegy and innovation team. host: where does it get its funding? guest: a mix of sources, which is pretty typical of d.c. organizations. during my time -- [indiscernible] we are supported entirety by the knight foundation in my department. host:

anthony fauci before the senate health committee. on friday the memorial service for retired army general and former secretary of state colin powell, live from the washington national cathedral. watch next week on the c-span networks, or you can watch our coverage on c-span now, our new mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video anytime.

anthony fauci before the senate health committee. on friday, on the c-span network, a memorial service for retired army general and former secretary of state colin powell, live. from the washington national cathedral. watch next week or watchful coverage on c-span now. our new mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live and on-demand. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. washington journal continues. host: we are back with chris riley, the internet governance senior fellow at the archery institute. good morning. guest: thank you for having me. host: remind our viewers exactly what the r street institute is question mark -- is? guest: it's a nonprofit free-market free tank -- think tank. we have a lot of different issues and we are happy to be part of the elegy and innovation team. host: where does it get its funding? guest: a mix of sources, which is pretty typical of d.c. organizations. during my time -- [indiscernible] we are supported entirety by the knight foundation in

emails to and from anthony fauci show us how cody his relationship was with china. you are satisfied with all the transparency coming out of china about the trajectory of the disease and the origin of the disease? >> by direct interaction with chinese health officials i can believe what they are telling me. laura: we are bubble wrapping our audience tomorrow. it will work well. >> we want to unite everybody, not divide them. >> this country has had more opportunity for more people than any country in the history of the world. laura: time for an american call to action, this is no time to be silent or afraid. my next guest quit her job as an icu nurse as a result of these vaccine mandates. >> a decision that was right for me. laura: parents have power in numbers. >> my daughter was sexually assaulted at the end of school. i went to the school board meeting to see what was going on, next thing i know i am tackled to the ground. >> my son was taken from me, nobody should have to deal with that. laura: never forgot demetrius, not one day since last year. of 50,$000 rewa

emails to and from anthony fauci show how cozy his relationship with china. you are satisfied with the transparency from china about the disease? >> my direct interaction with chinese health officials i believe what they are telling me. >> laura: we are bubble wrapping our audience tomorrow. >> [laughing]. >> bubble wrap the governors? >> laura: yes, all of them. >> we want to unite everybody. the country has more opportunity for more people than any country in the history of the world. >> laura: time for an american call to action. this is though time to be suddenly or afraid. my -- silent or afraid. my next job quit her job as a nurse as a results of the vaccine mandate. >> it was right for me. >> laura: parents have power in numbers. >> my daughter was sexual assaulted at the end of school. i went to the school board meeting to see what was going on. i am tackled to the ground. >> my son was taken from me. no mother should have to deal with that. >> laura: never forgot him. it's a $15,000 reward. it's $20,000 now. >> thank you. >> laura: what do you pray f

anthony fauci. did you hear that, tony? they want you locked up. >> you know, on january 6th i objected during the electoral college certification. maybe you heard about it. radical liberals want to erase our history, want to replace it with their crazy marxist theories. >> call your congressmen. you can lightly threaten them. you know what? if you don't start supporting election integrity, i am aecoming after you. >> my god a parent did a in additionsy nazi salute because they thought it was oppressive. is that protected by the first amendment? >> yes, it is. >> happy spooky halloween. that's tonight's "reidout." all in with kras hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> it's not gonna happen like you think it's gonna happen, okay? it's going to be quite extraordinarily different. >> new clues in the coup plot investigation as the murdoch empire invents its own fictional reality. >> the helicopters have left afghanistan. now they have landed here at home. >> tonight congressman ruben gallego how close we came to a tr

. >> the puppies are -- how do you know -- anthony fauci doesn't like puppies. >> i was going to butterflies in a cage temporarily to show people how - a temporary little -- not hurting, just so people see how would we like to be in a cage. . we are pumped up and take it from you and you did an awesome job and we will see you tomorrow night. i am laura ingraham angle and this is the ingraham angle from washington. let's dive right in. full steam behind, that's the focus of tonight's angle. before flying off to europe, president biden made a personal mission to capitol hill to urge democrats to pass the infrastructure plan. i don't think it is hyperbole to say the white house, the house and senate majorities will be determined by what happens in the next week. i need you to help me, he says. i need your votes. pelosi at code his plea telling her members don't embarrass the president by voting down the infrastructure built reportedly some members actually began breaking out in chants, vote, vote, vote, but to what end? >> i have signaled for days that we simply did not have the votes for the b

. >> the puppies are -- how do you know -- anthony fauci doesn't like puppies. >> i was going to butterflies in a cage temporarily to show people how - a temporary little -- not hurting, just so people see how would we like to be in a cage.

anthony fauci doesn't like puppies. >> laura: i was going to put her head in a cage temporarily just to show people how it -- >> sean: don't go there. >> laura: just a temporary -- not hurting. just so people see. how would we like to be in a cage? and he had cage? no. >> sean: you have a great show tonight, i know that. >> laura: we are pumped up, hannity. we will take it from you. you did an awesome job, we will see you tomorrow night. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. we have a lot to get into, so let's dive right in. full steam behind, that is the focus of tonight's angle. before flying off to europe today, joe biden made a personal mission to capitol hill to urge democrats to pass a so-called infrastructure plan. i don't think it's hyperbole to say that the white house, that the house and senate majorities in my presidency will be determined by what happens in the next week. i need you to help me, he sighed. "i need your votes." he probably did that weird whisper thing. pelosi echoed his plea telling her members, don't embarrass the president by

anthony fauci doesn't like puppies. >> laura: i was going to put her head in a cage temporarily just to show people how it -- >> sean: don't go there. >> laura: just a temporary -- not hurting. just so people see. how would we like to be in a cage? and he had cage

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anthony fauci says it is important for children to get vaccinated, even though it impacts them less seriously than adults. >> all you need to do is go to the pediatric hospitals around the country and you see particularly what the delta variant, which has a much greater chance of transmitting, that more kids are getting infected. julian: this comes as a new poll is out this morning from the kaiser family foundation, showing parents are still cautious about getting their family vaccinated. 33% say they would wait and how the shot works and others. two thirds of the parents say they are concerned about the potential long-term side effects. kumasi: people against vaccine mandates are rallying around in-n-out. >> stand up and stop these mandates. kumasi: about a dozen demonstrators showed up to the san ramon location last night. the chain has previously said it is not the vaccination police. doctors say mandating restaurants to check proof of vaccination creates a safer environment. >> it has become a giant excuse for the government to control more people's lives, encroach on more people's libert

anthony fauci, children ages 5 to 11, could be giving shots in arms next week or the week after. let's talk about why that is so important. it is important not just to protect children. children do not covid. you can't always predict who that child is going to be. why would you want to roll the dice with your own child. brianna, you're a mom. you know how germy children are. even if they're asymptomatic, they could get their gabby petitos sick. and they could get sick or even die. why in the world would you want to do that. that's why it is so important. let's look at the reports from kaiser. just 27% said they would get their child vaccinate right away. 30% said definitely no. take a look at the last line. this is where health communicators need to focus in. 66% said they were somewhat or very concerned about the effect that the shot might have on their child's fertility. let's you call that concern what it is. it is facebook garbage. i am all in favor of being an empowered patient. i actually wrote a book called "the empowered patient." i have talked about all the things we had

anthony fauci i'm sure would have loved to have babysat your dog. >> i also have had to be a beast like bernese mountain dog's which i love, too. dogs are like members of the family. >> laura: it's a rescue from arkansas. >> i don't care if it's a purebred, it's a dog and dogs are often nice they are then ni. it's been getting yelled at now, we are talking too much about dogs. this is lauren graham from "the ingraham angle." joe biden is slum aw shucks uniter but tonight my mini angle completely dismantles that one. plus a surprising anti-biden song has just knocked adele off the top of the charts and mayor pete gets his big break. raymond arroyo explains it in seen and unseen but first, arrogant bullying cowards, that's a focus of ties angle. now in 2009 when the tea party took off, so many americans were energized and that was the opposition to obamacare. the one good thing about the awful terrible pandemic is that the parents have the time to burrow into their children's schooling. and many were horrified about what they saw. and it wasn't so awful after all. >> it will tear this cou

now we have anthony fauci's emails. we have the 900 pages of documents from "the intercept." and now we have the nih letter that came out. do you have any doubt gain-of-function research on coronavirus says at the wuhan virology lab was funded by tax dollars and that anthony fauci knew? >> none at all, sean. speaking of people who should resign in disgrace, tony fauci should resign in disgrace beard he repeatedly lied to the american people and by congress saying his agency did not fund this risky, dangerous research in china, of all places. now his agency has admitted that. he has lost all moral authority to serve in this administration and to give any kind of guidance to the american people. his next public appearance should not be at the congress it should be at the federal courthouse. >> sean: when you look at joe biden's overall presidency from afghanistan to the border to more people died in 2021 of covid, inflation, the economy energy, foreign policy, can you name a single success, senator? because i read and watch every day, every detail of what he is doing, and i don

let's discuss with anthony fauci. doctor, thank you very much. appreciate you joining us this evening. vaccinations for children 5 to 11 years old could be approved in a matter of days. parents have a lot of questions about that. here is a big one. the dosing. the 5 to 11-year-olds would get a smaller dose than kids who are 12 and older, even though they are close in age and could have much bigger body sizes. what do you say to parents? they're concerned about this. >> no, actually i don't. you're going to have to make a cut off some point and the cut off was made at that age from 5 to 11. as you know, from 12 and older, the dose was the standard dose. they cut the dose down now to about one-third of what it is. it was 30 micro grams and it's now 10. that's a reasonable thing to do. if you have to start measuring it by body weight and things like that, it would become too confusing. i don't have any concern as a physician and as an immunologist knowing the kinds of things when you stimulate the immune system. i think we'll be okay. i think that w

in 2012, doctor anthony fauci was asked about this type of research and he said the benefits of such experiments and the resulting knowledge outweigh the risk. 2015, doctor ralph of china and north carolina published their work to create using coronavirus. january 31, 2020 e-mailed suggesting the coronavirus may have been genetically engineered and the next day february 1st, doctor fauci e-mailed the deputy with a headline important and sends the 2015 article about creating from a coronavirus. peter of u.s. funded eco- health alliance working and thanks for publicly saying there's no evidence that this was genetically engineered. he does so without any evidence that it came from any other source. he also got a letter published stating the virus didn't come from the lab and its reported 26 of the 27 had connections to the lab writing this with no evidence that it came from nature. january 21, doctor stephen kohn includes that there is a 99.8 probability that it came from the lab versus nature. in january of 21 said it's possible toit create this withot any evidence that it was altered

i think _ anthony fauci. i think that that is right, ithinkthat_ anthony fauci. i think that that is right, i think that american - anthony fauci. i think that that is l right, i think that american parents have a range of opinions on this, some parents cannot wait to give their child the immunisation, all of my children immunised, including my 14—year—old son, but other parents might take a more cautious fuel. we will continue to monitor and collect safety surveillance data and if there is any signal that will be responded to properly. i believe the public of scene that already with the other vaccines. bud public of scene that already with the other vaccines.— public of scene that already with the other vaccines. and what are you sa int to the other vaccines. and what are you saying to children, _ the other vaccines. and what are you saying to children, finally, _ the other vaccines. and what are you saying to children, finally, to - saying to children, finally, to parents of children who are 11 years old, who might be 12 over the next few months? should t

anthony fauci says he is optimistic -- that's the word he used -- optimistic that shots could be going into children's arms sometime in the first two weeks of november. now, we know that many american parents might be hesitant about giving this vaccine. that's one of the reasons why we're talking about all the different levels that it needs to go through. a member of the fda advisory committee, dr. paul offitt, he put it like this. >> the decision we make, when we make these kinds of decisions, it's all based on one thing. would we give this vaccine to our own children? no one would say yes if they weren't willing to give it to their own children. >> children won't be given a dose of the vaccine if this happens as adults and adolescents have been getting. children would be getting one-third of the dose that adolescents and adults have been giving. ana? >> elizabeth cohen, thank you. could facebook be doing more to combat vaccine misinformation on its platforms. leaking documents say that it could, and they're having a harder time managing the spread of that misinformation than ilts let

anthony fauci has said that he is optimistic that children could get shots starting as early as next week. >>> know, children won't be getting the same dose of the vaccine as adults. instead, they'll be getting one-third of the dose. the white house has already outlined a rollout plan that involves giving shots in schools, pharmacies, and pediatricians' offices. laura? >> elizabeth, thank you for that. it's time for three questions in three minutes. let's bring in public health physician and fellow at the american college of preventive medicine. doctor, nice to see you this morning. let's talk about kids and vaccines. the number one concern i hear from parents isn't resistance. it's not that they're hesitant, but they do feel this whole process has been rushed. they don't quite understand how we got here so quickly. so, what would you say to a parent of, say, a 5-year-old who says, look, the risk of my daughter getting covid is so low, it's just not worth it given how fast this all happened. >> good morning. i'd say it's worth it because the cumulative benefits outweigh any potential

anthony fauci demanding he stop animal cruelty at his agency. can you explain what is going on? >> yeah. thank you so much, liz. a few weeks ago i learned about these experiments that were going on under dr. fauci's leadership at the nih under the niaid. we spent most recently $1.7 million. we took 44 beagle puppies. we didn't do the experiment here in the united states. we did it overseas of course because we would never allow this. we spent our taxpayer money to take out the puppy's vocal chords. we had them drugged, killed, dissected all in the name of science. it is horrific, it is gruesome, it is disgusting should not be happening with american money at all. we have two dozen lawmakers on the letter. nine democrats and the rest are republican. it is shameful and disgusting. elizabeth: it is growing with more bipartisan pushback. we haven't heard yet from dr. fauci weighing in on this. the nih funds $19 billion of experiments on animals each year. it is cruel animal experimentation and primates. going on for years. the fda is not required. it doesn't require animal testing f

anthony fauci is optimistic that shots could go into children's arms in the first or second weelkk of november. we could see children getting the pfizer vaccine. victor, alisyn. >> we are standing by for the decision by this panel. elizabeth, thank you. >> joining us now is dr. suesana hill. dr. hill, it's great to have you here. assuming this actually gets passed, do you think that it would be a challenge to get a large number of kids vaccinated and the reason i ask is because at the moment, we can put up our latest graph, roughly half of young people, aged 12 through 17 who are eligible are actually vaccinated. so do you think it will be harder to get younger children vaccinated, easier, what's your thinking? >> well, alisyn, i think it's perfectly natural for parents to have questions. it's normal to have concerns. and that is likely why the numbers that you just put up are what they are. we're not quite at 50% in terms of vaccinations for kids, for adolescents who are in the eligible group yet. some areas are doing really well. some areas have 70% or more of their adolescent popul

anthony fauci says, look, if the fda and cdc give a thumb's up, he's optimistic that children could be getting shots or will be getting shots sometime in the first two weeks of november, so very soon. ana? >> now, before this meeting, i understand one fda official asked this committee to keep the discourse civil today. any fireworks toe sar? why the need to say that? >> yeah. it was sort an interesting admonition. it was a little odd, and it sounded a little bit like he was talking to the members, but when you listen to it again he actually -- it sounds like he was talking to the public. the members of this committee, they are professors, they are mds and they are usually, you know, very, very respectful of one another. you don't usually see them sunshining at one another. however, we know on social media we see lots of sniping and see lots of people who are anti-vaccine giving out misinformation when the truth, is yes, children do tend to not get as sick with covid-19 as adults do, but you never know what's going to happen if your child gets infected. you never know if your child is g

anthony fauci said he's optimistic that shots could go into arms next week or the week after. erica, jim? >> elizabeth cohen, appreciate it as always. thank you. >>> joining us this morning, dr. grace lee, associate chief meld cal officer for practice innovation at sanford university school of medicine. great to have you with us. there's so much anticipation about what is happening in this moment as that independent advisory board is debating. they will make their recommendation, whatever it may be, ideally later today. when you looked at some of this data, the information that we have publicly, that we know, is there anything that gives you pause in recommending this vaccine if, in fact, it is authorized, to your patients? >> well, a couple things. so first, yes , the publicly available data is a nice summary of what the data show. it's important to have this review process, including independent advisory meetings open to the public. i think transparency has been key to public trust. the scientific advisers are debating both the benefits and the risks of vaccination as well a

anthony fauci said a few days ago, which he said he is optimistic that children will be vaccinated with pfizer, have the opportunity to be vaccinated with pfizer sometime in the first two weeks of november. so let's look at the data that the experts will be looking at today. the data, according to pfizer, shows for children ages 5 to 11, that this vaccine is 90.7% effective against symptomatic covid-19. what they did is they gave about 1300 children the vaccine in a clinical trial and over time 3 of them became sick with covid-19. they gave 763 children a placebo that does nothing. a far smaller number, not 50/50, a far smaller number and 16 of those children became sick. those numbers are telling. far more children became sick who received the placebo, even though fewer received the pla placebo. the bottom line is these advisers will look at that data and dr. paul offett, he put it very succinctly. let's take a listen. >> can promise you when we have this discussion that if we do end up recommending this vaccine, we will only do it if we give it to our own children. >> so, again, dr. f

anthony fauci's biggest critics getting what he considers vindication. the nih admitting to funding gain-of-function research. senator rand paul is our guest coming up live and we'll reflect on that conversation from the past summer. a month's worth of rain in 24 hours. a storm that is drenching the northeast coming up from our brand-new fox weather studio. >> bill: major milestone for tesla, 1 trillion yesterday. tesla joining apple, amazon, micro soft in the exclusive club. shares in the electric car company gaining momentum after hertz said they are adding 100,000 tesla cars. >> dana: given this news, does tesla still need subsidies? why would you? it's time to be done with that. are you fine with that? >> bill: i'm fine with that. >> dana: i love the journal's position on that for years. millions of people are batting down the hatches, a nor'easter slamming the region and new england with heavy rains and winds. some places may get a month's worth of rain in one day. kendall smith is live in fox square with more. high, kendall. >> how are you doing? w

anthony fauci says parents could expect to begin vaccinating their children within the first two weeks of november. pediatric cases have been declining for seven weeks, but they are still considered extremely high. the american academy of pediatrics reporting that as of last week, nearly 118,000 children tested positive for the virus. a quarter of all new cases. joining us now is the president of the american academy of pediatrics. doctor, thank you for being with us on what's, you know -- this is very much an important week here, important day. so can you just walk us through the timeline? because there are different steps to get to early november. >> yeah. absolutely. thank you so much for having me here today. so as you pointed out, the independent advisory committee for the fda will meet today to look at all the data that's been submitted for the vaccine for emergency authorization for 5 to 11-year-olds. you know, everything we've seen so far seems encouraging. so we'll -- i think parents and pediatricians are watching that carefully. you know, if the advisory committee recommends

. >> the like anthony fauci in a minute. >> i will bring joey out tomorrow. >> i went to meet billy tomorrow. >> the name is zoe. >> always using radio i can't hear a thing. laura: this is the ingraham angle. a lot to get to so let's dive in. the american dream loses steam. that's the focus of tonight's angle. this is the left's economic policy and two sentences. number one, americans should spend a lot less. number 2, the government should spend a lot more and democrats are about to pop open the champagne on capitol hill because they are close to sending trillions of dollars we don't have on stuff we don't need. oh manchin seems poised to betray the people of west virginia and agree to this massive bill and biden wants these for his trip to glasgow for climate change so he can say we are behaving in the united states, we are creating a new welfare state and give aways to cronies who offer green solutions. meanwhile as we unilaterally decide on oil and gas germany is building coal plants in china never stopped, built and road is all that matters to china, global domination of every industry

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. >> sean: going to sound like anthony fauci in a minute. >> laura: all right, hannity, i will bring zoe out tomorrow. >> sean: bring billy out tomorrow, i want to meet billy. >> laura: billy? who is billy? get your pronouns correct. >> sean: 30 years in radio, i can't hear a thing. >> laura: i will talk to tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. we have a lot to get to so let's dive right in. the american dream loses steam. that's the focus of tonight's angle. this is the left's economic policy into sentences. number one, americans should spend a lot less. number two, the government should spend a lot more. you got it? and democrats, by the way, are about to pop open the champagne on capitol hill. why? because they are closer to spending trillions of dollars we don't have on stuff we don't need. as protected, joe manchin seems poised to betray the people of west virginia and agree to this massive bill, and biden wants these gargantuan spending packages. why? because he wants them for his big trip to glasgow for climate change. also he can

el doctor anthony fauci predijo que la vacuna para menores de edad estarÁ disponible a principios de noviembre. ilia: el gobierno del presidente biden invertirÁ 700.000.000 $ para llevar mÁs pruebas caseras de covid—19. expertos federales buscan una fÓrmula para acelerar la producciÓn de estas pruebas que se pueden hacer en casa. la crisis de imagen que enfrenta facebook se reavivÓ hoy con la publicaciÓn global de documentos internos sobre prÁcticas cuestionables denunciadas por una ex ejecutiva de la red social. galo arellano tiene mÁs de los llamados "papeles de facebook". galo: documentos internos de facebook revelan de que la red social causa de estrÉs y ansiedad en adolescentes. ejecutivos de la empresa condenaron pÚblicamente el ataque, pero no todos estaban en la misma pÁgina. no hemos tenido el suficiente respeto para averiguar. llevamos mucho alimentando este juego y no deberÍamos sorprendernos de que estÉ fuera de control. hay evidencia de que muchos de los que participaron en la revuelta se inspiraron en el movimiento que surgiÓ en esta plataforma digital.

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i wish anthony fauci felt the same way. you will find out what is happening to beagles in tunisia and wish he felt the same way. i booked him on a whim. wish me luck i hope it comes out good. let me start the show. i always thought optimistic cease the glass half full than half empty. when it comes to being vaccinated. you would think a nation who has 70% of eligible citizens vaccinated would feel good about itself. most vulnerable 85%. did delta variant on retreat. over 40 states, the numbers are going down. this would be all good news. of the glass is two thirds full. but not according to the biden administration. according to them, it's not who is vaccinated, it's who is not vaccinated. and the biden's ultimatum for people to get the shot or be fired has created anger and angst from schools, to hospitals, to firehouses, to police departments, all across this great nation. putting all of our safety and security in jeopardy and their individual careers in turmoil. case in point, check out massachusetts, a republican govern

doctor anthony fauci, that's who. the man who lied about u.s. taxpayer money gain of function research wuhan and every imaginable aspect. research support amount of responsibility torturing and killing beagles to the tune of $2 million. fauci and minions reportedly gave research lab $75000 to let slowly fight and kill the first batch of people over 22 months. another vicious experiment beagles were given their vocal cords were slashed. researchers wouldn't have to hear their helpless cries but then they were drugged up and killed and dissected, not sure how torturing snoopy's following the signs of the american veterinary associate in american animal hospital association, both categorically condemned the procedures never mind fauci and friends mysteriously gain of function research lied about five billing people have been killed. is this the dog motor that get them riled up? so be it. for the record, i'm against all of it. i know very brave take. twenty-four lawmakers in the letter demanding answers from fauci as to how particular sweet breed wa

doctor anthony fauci, that's who. the man who lied about u.s. taxpayer money gain of function research wuhan and every imaginable aspect. research support amount of responsibility torturing and killing beagles to the tune of $2 million. fauci and minions reportedly

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anthony fauci predicted kids in that age group could be eligible by early next month. >> it's entirely possible if not very likely that vaccines will be available for children from 5 to 11 within the first week or two of november. >> and joining us now are nbc news correspondent heidi przybyla here in washington and dr. peter hotez from the center for vaccine development at texas children's hospital. heidi, great to have you with us. this announcement from the biden administration that they'll make these tests cheaper and more widely available, i thought they had already made that announcement. how is this different? >> this is actually getting more money for the $1 billion that biden has put aside, because what he's doing now is streamlining the fda approval process. you mentioned the ten kits. the fewer companies that you have competing, the more expensive the tests. the goal here is to streamline the process and to also pick those manufacturers, geoff, who have the greatest potential to bring high quality testimonials and manufacture a lot of them quickly to give them an expedited p

anthony fauci says kids in the age group will start to be vaccinated by early november. 28 million american children are in this age group and they could get a pediatric version of the pfizer vaccine given in two shots two weeks apart. >> as soon as we have both the fda authorization in the cdc recommendations, there will be vaccine out there so children can start rolling up their sleeves. >> the cdc is also sharing this alarming statistic in a push to get the remaining 64 million eligible americans vaccinated. there are more than six times as likely to test positive and more that 11 times as likely to die of coven. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> a live look outside right here, we are waking up to some historic rainfall. the national weather service saying i >> coming up this monday morning, if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one is the weather. we went from a four, possibly even a five up in the north bay, down to a one. you can see the steady rain turning over to scattered showers right now. there are still thunderstorm

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anthony fauci said covid vaccines for kids wean 5 and 11 will likely be available in the first half of november. fda approval of pfizer's dose application could come as early as this week. still the shots remain a contentious issue for some adults. here's cbs's mark strassmann in atlanta with that story. >> we will not comply. >> while anti-vacs diehards shake their fists. >> we will not comply. >> most vaccinated americans shake their heads. >> you do not want to be lead over a cli sheut. >> in chicago covid america's latest flash point vaccine mandates fans the flame. noncompliant firefighters had sued the city. >> you do not want to have in your personnel history the fact that you refused an order from your chain of command. >> tell that to 46,000 new york city employees. they get their first shot by this friday or it is their last day. >> and an alarm bell for 3500 unvaccinated firefighters and 15,000 cops. >> i'm worried about their jobs but i'm also worried for the new york city residents. >> and news for 120 million vaccinated americans worried about waning protection against th