anthony fauci was 79 years old. his 80th birthday, it turns out, was christmas eve and fauci was determined to celebrate it with an exhibition of authority-flexing that had no precedent in the entire history of the federal bureaucracy, no one had ever done it before, but fauci did. he decided to unilaterally end christmas and so one day on nbc news, he did just that. watch. >> a warning and a plea from dr. anthony fauci. should people know cancel their travel plans for christmas? >> to the extent possible, don't travel, don't congregate together. >> tucker: there it was, do not travel for christmas, anthony fauci said, do not congregate together to celebrate it. that means no christmas eve in church, that means no christmas morning under the tree with their families caring for stockings. it means no christmas at all. sacred christian observance canceled until further notice from dr. anthony fauci md. what a thrill it must've been for him to say something like that. here's a guy who fully expected to spend his life g

anthony fauci. so dr. fauci, the fda advisory panel will meet october 26 to consider whether to recommend pfizer's vaccine for children 5 to 11. only one-third of those parents say they'll get their child vaccinated right away. what's your message to parents who are hesitant? and also, will the shots go into arms of children by halloween? >> well, let me answer the second question first, dana, is that you don't want to get ahead of the fda. they said they'll look at the data and they will meet. i believe that if the recommendation is to go ahead, that the fda will move expeditiously. so i can't predict whether it's going to be before halloween or into november. i think it's going to be as quickly and as expeditiously as possible and the fda will do the usual good job. my message to parents would be although it's clear that a child getting infected has less of a chance of having a severe outcome than an elderly person or a person with an underlying condition, but it is not completely, unequivocally a benign

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anthony fauci's message amid pushback from some law enforcement. >>> back home and on the mend. former president bill clinton checks out of the hospital after an almost week-long battle with an infection >>> the cameras are still rolling. hollywood strikes a deal averting a strike that could have brought production to a halt >>> the steelers and seahawks put on a show for sunday night football highlights from the overtime thriller, capping off a wild day in the nfl it's monday, october 18th. "early today" starts right now >> hope you had a good weekend good morning i'm philip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news. americans held hostage in haiti. the missionaries had just left an orphanage when they were abducted the group includes 16 u.s. citizens and one canadian. five of them children. nbc's sam brock kicks off our coverage >> reporter: frances, good morning. it is anxious hours for the loved ones of 17 people who are still abducted in one of the most dangerous countries in the world. an unprecedented kidnapping of americans in haiti the turmoil and vio

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 wants to talk about. i'm glad the hydroxychloroquine queen made the appearance. >> she did. it is amazing the way it labors to humanize him. at one point he cries while he is giving his own speeches. they really go to great lengths. the question is, why? why this attempt to humanize and aggrandize a man like anthony fauci who has been so wrong, basking kids is natural immunity. >> laura: we've got to go. i think people have tuned him out. no one is even listening to him. everyone is just going on with their lives at this point. >> laura: it get me my crown and i will appear. the u.s. military brought charges against lieutenant colonel stuart scheller. his attorney joins us in a moment to detail those charges and the upcoming defense. stay tuned. this is... ♪♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets low bills. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you co

which brings us to anthony fauci. [laughing] it's not fair to laugh. it was not meant to be a a lah line, it was not. [laughing] from the looks everyone in the room, most of you remember the aids scare, and it was a very real scare. anthony fauci first came to prominence back in the 1980s and he very famously as a point out in the book wrote a paper in 1983 saying that aids was a communicable disease that can be passed around with an household just from people being around each other. turned out he was wrong but he was wrong just not indict him. site is all about doubt and learning from presumptions that don't turn out to be true. what indicts anthony fauci is that he didn't recognize the limits of knowledge, that knowledge rarely ages well, that want to learn and to be fair it wasn't just anthony fauci. england's national health service put up signs in great britain and the 1980 saying that one in five was going to get aids for which there is no cure. many of you remember the television show dynasty. you remember that episode where rock rock and made

anthony fauci calls this a game changer. do you agree? do you worry those who refuse to get vaccinated will fall back on the pill once it's available? >> i'm afraid, yes, that will happen. dr. fauci and i both come from the hiv arena a couple of decades ago and we've done research in that. this is similar to that. these are medications that can control the worsening of the virus once you have it. if you start getting the beginnings of covid, you if you treat it within five days you could decrease the risk of going to the hospital or dieing by 50%. that's very significant but nothing, nothing takes the place of getting infected, which is what a vaccine does. is it a game changer? it absolutely might be. is it the cure? it absolutely is not. >> number one, get vaccinated. we should have this pill available as a backup there after the fact. so, doctor, governor gavin newsom said it will add this to the vaccinations required for in school return. do you think other states will follow? >> i truly hope so. people really need to look at this for

anthony fauci. i want to impact soil leave leave it to you >> that came out before the press conference that i had this past monday. i'm glad that it came out because it gave me the opportunity to set the record straight when it came to monday. but i gave them my reasoning -- part of the reason why i didn't take the vaccine at this point in time as i believe that the conversation is so much bigger than just people who have taken the vaccine, who haven't taken the vaccine, who have had covid in the past and that natural immunity is not being spoken about. it's really for everybody, people who have not had covid yet the work have taken the vaccine or not, everyone should be free to make their decision for themselves. and i believe that we are entering a period of time where the governor is setting a precedent out and lighten any emergency -- your freedom as a whole becomes negotiable and whoever who is in power or whoever he agrees with the people in power. >> shannon: are you nervous at all to speak

anthony fauci said today about the idea of mixing and matching vaccines when getting a booster. >>> new reporting tonight on the devastating oil leak off the coast of california. the governor declaring a state of emergency. tonight, the location of the leak now revealed. and the possible cause. and was there a delayed response? >>> president biden in michigan, making the case on his inf infrastructure bill and on the larger bill with paid family leave, early education, expanding health care for seniors. and tonight, there are new signs that there's now been movement. progressives and senator joe manchin and what they're now signaling. cecilia vega standing by. >>> gabby petito's family speaking out today. what they're saying to brian laundrie. and laundrie's own sister tonight talking to abc news. what she says about her brother and about her parents. and news tonight in a separate missing persons case we've been following here. >>> the staggering cases of sex abuse within the french catholic church tonight. an estimated 330,000 victims over seven decades. >>> in new york city tonight,

anthony fauci and the government, is to sell vaccines, there is nothing i heard that ever takes a step back and says maybe that vaccines are not indicated for such a such person, everyone in every direct always been to sell vaccines, that including suppress of early treatment. >> that includes drugs like? >> we have whole recipe. >> really pro post -- preposterous. in practice of the we had doctors and scientists look for off the shelf product that have been tested over periods of a half century or longer, that might help. and might do the trick, here all of a sudden they are turned to poison. >> i think we're seeing effects of a corrupted economic pharma playing field that whether you have infinite, you spend the money. mark: you can save people's lives, the number one job of federal government is to protect american people. when you have the medical and scientific bureaucracy getting behind certain drugs and trying to destroy the efficacy of other drugs that is really remarkable. i have been taking hydroxy for a year and a half, i have heart disease and asthma, i feel fine. it has no

anthony fauci calls this a game-changer. do you agree? and do you worry, though, that those who refuse to get vaccinated now will just fall back on this pill once it's available? >> i'm afraid that, yes, that will happen. that people think that this is a cure. it is not a cure. dr. fauci and i both come from the hiv arena. a couple of decades ago, we've done research in that. and this is similar to that. these are medications that can control the worsening of the virus once you have it. it is not a cure. so, the merck study showed that if you start getting, you know, the beginnings of covid and it's proven to be covid, if you treat it within five days, you could decrease the risk of going to the hospital or dying by 50%. that's very significant but nothing -- nothing -- takes the place of preventing getting infected which is what a vaccine does. so is it a game-changer? it absolutely might be. is it the cure? it absolutely is not. >> right. number one. get vaccinated. and then, of course, we should have this pill available as a backup aft

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anthony fauci resigned? >> without question. it's for lack of judgment. he continues to think we should fund research in china, eco-health is still getting money for research in wuhan. there's a project from 2022 max 2025 that to my knowledge anthony fauci is still in favor of funding. he said that's where the fat viruses are, we got to go there without any kind of understanding or comprehension that perhaps the chinese communist military or government isn't the same as dealing with the democratic government elsewhere in the world. he doesn't realize that might be a problem and they might have not just unintentional problems but actually might have intended to or intend to create things that would be very damaging to the world. >> will: senator rand paul, hopefully there is someplace we can find accountability for these lies. thanks for jumping on with us tonight and letting us know what you make of this new report. there is no doubt that anthony fauci should resign, the lies are mounting, it's too much. up next, democrats are freaking out after somebody

nothing that is not costing a lot of money is anything doctor anthony fauci want to talk about. i'm glad to have made an appearance. >> it is amazing the way labors to humanize him. i point he cries throughout giving his own speeches. they go to great lengths and the question is why? why this attempt to humanize and aggrandize a man like anthony fauci who has been so wrong, masking kids, natural immunity. laura: people have tuned him out. >> waiting for your family nomination. >> the was brought charges against lieutenant colonel stewart scheller, his attorney joins us to detail those charges at the upcoming defense, stay tuned. tuned. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2. a macbook pro for under $16. as well as a playstation 4 for under $16. and brand new cars for less than $900. dealdash.com offers hundreds of auctions every day. all auctions start at $0 and everything must go. and don't forget, we offer a full 90 day mon

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anthony fauci a bit ago. >>> the fate of 17 missionaries kidnapped in haiti is still uncertain tonight as the gang keeping them captive holds to its demands for $17 million to set them free. gabe gutierrez is in port-au-prince. >> reporter: tonight, haiti is a country living in fear as negotiations intensify for the release of 17 kidnapped missionaries. >> it's heart-breaking, i'm sure, for them, for their families but the point i'm making is it has become almost an every day occurrence because three days before, 50 people were kidnapped. >> reporter: this woman voicing what so many here have been doing since the assassination of the country's president in july >> have you ever seen the violence at this level? >> no. we haven't seen violence at this level, no. we haven't seen -- it's terror. it's pure terror to live here. but it is our country. >> reporter: haiti's justice minister telling nbc news the abductors demanded $1 million per person experts say the gang known as 400 mawozo will negotiate a lower price for anyone willing to pay it is estimated that gangs control about half of

anthony fauci. all things covid for you, including booster shots, mandates, and if we could potentially see a fifth wave this winter. >> what are the chances of there being another surge of this or another variant? that's totally dependent on us, alex, because we have about 66 million people in this country who are eligible to be vaccinated who are not yet vaccinated. we have got to get those people vaccinated. if we get the overwhelming majority of those people vaccinated, we won't get another surge. >> all right, you heard that. >> first, the virginia governor's race is heating up. just 16 days until the election that could have major implications for the 2022 midterms. new reaction today from terry mcauliffe as democrats grow increasingly worried over what a loss in virginia could mean for biden's agenda. >> glenn youngkin is against gay marriage, against a woman's right to choose. he's not for the things we care about. he said the single biggest issue facing virginia today is election integrity.

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a anthony fauci, and d dr. scott gottlieb. it is all ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." these are interesting times here in washington. we're used to the political battles being back and forth between republicans and democrats, but today we find ourselves in an increasingly polarized debate between democrats. the factions in the party, the progressives and liberals, and the moderates. we do begin today with a key progressive, new york representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. congresswoman, it is great to have you here in studio. >> great to be here. thank you. >> brennan: so you have this standoff right now. how real is the risk that the democrats end up with nothing? >> you know, i know that -- you know, i believe that the entire party is committed in delivering for this country. and i know that our caucus, the house democratic caucus, is entirely focused on delivering for this country. but i think the question that we're having right now, and the reason why we are h

anthony fauci is making headlines for what he said about the upcoming holiday season. abc's dan lieberman has the story. >> reporter: with the u.s. death toll from covid now more than 700,000, vaccine mandates going into effect today that will cost some people their jobs if they don't have at least one shot. >> i felt shocked, surprised, heartbroken. my students mentioned me fridss. i am not allowed to talk to them even though i gave hem a heads-up that this is it. >> reporter: the largest school district, 93% of teachers have had at least one shot, well above the national average. >> i cannot imagine giving up my 24-year career because i didn't get a vaccine. the more people get vaccinated, hopefully the more lives we could save, and so i was all for the vaccine mandate. >> reporter: in connecticut, the national guard is standing by to fill any critical shortages as a mandate for state employees takes effect tonight. >> there will be some people who say, hell no, and i'm sorry, but that means you're not safe. you're not safe to the people around you. >> reporter: and

and on sunday, anthony fauci said the u.s. appears to be turning a corner, but he warned americans against getting too comply sent, saying millions more still neat to get vaccinated. >> the united states may be turning the corner when it comes to the latest covid surge, but in order to keep the hospital and infection numbers down, more people need to get vaccinated. that's the word from anthony fauci, chief medical adviser to joe biden over the weekend. the latest cdc numbers showing that about 56% of americans are fully protected right now against the virus through a vaccine. he also expressed concern that with the promise of a new covid treatment, a new oral anti-viral, many of those unvaccinated americans may simply choose to bypass getting vaccinated. fauci saying that is not a good idea. >> it is never okay to get infected. you know, you heard the numbers. it decreased the risk of this pill did, of hospitalizations and death by 50%. you know the way to decrease the risk by 100%? don't get infected in the first place. >> r

anthony fauci. >> that was a package, right? and all right, carl hey, ex carn was a package is. carley: it's a pretaped story that you see on television. todd: well done. >> exactly. this wasn't done extemporaneously, off the cuff. this was planned. they used a clip from their own prime time host and joy reed to disprove an argument. they could have used a lot of other clips from a lot of other networks. they chose that of. i wonder why that is, internally perhaps there's something going on in terms of the rhetoric that comes out of that show, maybe the nbc folks saying enough. i remember when dr. fauci was hailed by many in media as the most trusted, admired man in america. check out this headline, dr. anthony fauci and andrew cuomo remain the most trusted leaders on coronavirus while donald trump and jared kushner are the least trusted. that's great. so here's why fauci has fallen as far as as he has. he's. he over exposed himself, hesharh instead of data and facts. you break it down. fauci picks and chooses his warnings. college football games, outside, bad. biker rally, bad.

anthony fauci say about the virus and christmas this year. here's erielle reshef. >> whose body? my body! whose choice? my choice! >> reporter: in new york city today, hundreds taking to the streets to protest the vaccine mandate for 150,000 employees of the country's largest school district just hours after it went into effect. 96% of new york city teachers are now vaccinated with at least one shot, but those who remain unvaccinated -- out of a job. >> to those who have not yet gotten vaccinated, it's never too late to get the life saving vaccine. get your first dose today. you are more than welcome to come back to work. >> we are not against the vaccine. we are however against coercion of anything coming into our bodies against our will. >> reporter: tonight, confusion for millions of americans trying to make plans for the holidays, after the cdc took down its online guidance suggesting celebrations are safer when held outdoors and at a distance, with meal dropoffs and virtual celebrations. just 24 hours after saying it's too soon to tell if americans can gather for the holiday

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."

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

why is it that anthony fauci can go under oath and say otherwise? >> maria, i don't think that he can, and he should be prosecuted here. if he was notified, our committee did a year-long investigation. we talked about it back this may, we put out an official report. so he was clearly on notice then. after that he went where? he went to the united states senate, and not once but, i believe, twice under questioning by senator rand paul he said it didn't happen, and that's simply not true. and i don't think his e-mails, when you go back and look at the time, show that he wouldn't though something about this either. so he's long been on notice, he knows this, and now the question is, is will the department of justice do anything about it. maria: yeah. ric grenell, actually merrick garland was questioned about it last week under oath as well. your thoughts on what we are learning now from the n nih. >> look, we heard dr. fauci say simply i don't know how many times i can say it. i think we should take him up on this and count how many times he said it be

anthony fauci said more still needs to be done. the latest cdc numbers showing 56% of americans are fully protected right now against the virus through ta vaccine. he expressed some concern with the new treatment for covid, and many of those unvaccinated americans may choose to bypass getting the vaccine. >> you heard the numbers. it decreased the risk, this pill did, of hospitalizations and death by 50%. you know the way to decrease the risk by 100%? don't get infected in the first place. >> reporter: the maker of that anti viral says the product can potentially cut the risk of death and hospitalizations by nearly half. they're planning to submit the product to the fda as soon as possible. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> joe biden has a busy week ahead. in the coming hours, he'll speak about the need to raise the debt ceiling. and on tuesday, he heads to michigan to rally for support for a pair of multi-trillion dollar bills. the infrastructure bill vote has been pushed to the end of the month. and progressive democrats insist i

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

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anthony fauci. doc, it's good to have you. >> good to be with you, chris. >> let's do it a different way. you know me, christine and i have cha cha, carolina, she's 11. i say to you, i'm nervous, i'll take anything. i had covid, i'll do anything not to get it again. you tell me to take the vaccine, i'll take it. she's small, fragile, i worry about her, why should i have confidence that this is right thing to do? >> well, the reason is, chris, that the vaccine is highly effective. we know that from a lot of experience. and it's safe. you know, the idea that children cannot be negatively impacted by covid-19 is just false. it is true that children when they get infected generally, statistically, have less of a likelihood of having a severe outcome than adults, particularly the elderly, and those with underlying conditions, but children are not completely exempt from the difficulties of getting infected. in fact, if you go to pediatric hospitals throughout the country, you see that many of the beds are

anthony fauci joins us this morning. >>> and supreme distrust. public approval of the nation's highest court sinks to an all-time low. abortion, gun rights, and the death penalty on the line. our inside look as the high court starts a new term. >>> good morning. welcome to "this week." for much of this week, president biden stayed out of public sight as democrats fought bitterly among themselves. when he emerged friday to meet with democrats on capitol hill, there were two schools of thought about what he was up to. either he had a plan to break the impasse and push for a vote, or he was making a desperate attempt to bring his fractured democratic majority together. it turned out it was neither. this morning, lawmakers are back home. the president is at his retreat in delaware, and the fate of the biden agenda is anything but certain. in a way, the spectacle that occurred this week was an unforced error created by about artificial deadline. biden has time. the real question is whether he has the votes. after all, he is attempting to pass a progra

anthony fauci joins me live ahead. >>> thank you for being here. we're following two developing stories. first, facebook under intense scrutiny after a whistleblower comes forward leveling damning accusations against the social media giant. in a new interview with "60 minutes," former product manager frances haugan claims facebook knows that its platforms are used to spread hate, violence, and misinformation, and that its leaders have done very much less than advertised to stop it. haugan who has released tens of thousands of pages of company research to congress and the sec says facebook knowingly chooses profits over safety. >> the thing i saw at facebook over and over again was there were conflicts of interest between what was good for the public and what was good for facebook. and facebook over and over again chose to optimize for its own interests like making more money. facebook has realized that if they change the algorithm to be safer, people will spend less time on the site, they'll click on less ads, they'll make less money. >> she will b

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