Dr. Anthony Fauci was on three of the morning shows on Sunday and each appearance provided something different for us to disagree with him on.
First up, on “Meet the Press,” Fauci warned of “inevitable” future pandemics caused by “climate change”:
NBC’s @chucktodd tells Dr. Fauci: “It’s inevitable” we’ll have more pandemics in the future because of “climate change” pic.twitter.com/CQxwXDUBUs
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) March 14, 2021
And as you think about how AOC is going to spin that into her dreams of a Green New Deal, have a watch at what he said next. Apparently, it’s still not safe enough to get married:
Fauci on if Americans might be able to finally schedule a wedding this year: “That’s a good question … I can’t give you that exact date" pic.twitter.com/hxt2vgRWzM
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) March 14, 2021
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Now, over to Fox News, where Dr. Fauci called out former President Trump and asked him to take a more active role in getting people vaccinated:
NEW: Fauci says that "it would make all the difference in the world" if Trump urged his supporters to get the coronavirus vaccine.
Republicans — particularly men — are the least likely demographic to say they plan to get vaccinated, recent polls suggest. https://t.co/ojDV2kigJ6
— Axios (@axios) March 14, 2021
He wants Trump to specifically say, “go out and get vaccinated”:
Fauci: "If [Trump] came out and said, 'go and get vaccinated … it seems absolutely inevitable that the vast majority of people who are his close followers would listen to him." https://t.co/ojDV2kigJ6
— Axios (@axios) March 14, 2021
And then on CNN, he warned that public health measures will continue until “the level of infection is very low”:
Fauci says the two best things to protect against new variants of coronavirus are to "get as many people vaccinated as quickly as we possible can" and to "continue with the public health measures until … the level of infection is very low." pic.twitter.com/RsDWEwKyiM
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 14, 2021
He also hinted at the CDC changing social distancing in schools to 3-feet, which 1. should’ve been done months ago to follow Europe’s recommendations and 2. should’ve been done BEFORE SCHOOLS SPENT ALL THIS MONEY ON THE 6-FOOT MANDATE:
Fauci suggests the CDC may change its guidance to reflect that just 3 feet of social distancing in schools is sufficient pic.twitter.com/yZnmyw9Obu
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 14, 2021
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