During the early days of the COVID pandemic, one man quickly became a household name.

Is the worse yet to come, Dr. Fauch?

Yes, it is. How much worse we'll get will depend on our ability to do two things to contain the influx

of people who are infected coming from the outside and the ability to contain and mitigate within our own country.

Bottom line, it's going to get worse.

Back then, Dr. Anthony Fauchy was the director of the National Institute of

Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the NIH.

With his signature gravely voice and calm demeanor, Fauchy's frequent press conferences

offering guidance on masks and social distancing and vaccines captured the nation's attention.

The country as a whole still remains at low risk.

This is an evolving situation.

Staying out of the bars, staying out of the restaurants, really trying to distance yourself.

Help is on the way. We'll be getting vaccine doses into people at the end of December.

And he often found himself navigating not just the pandemic, but the pandemic politics.

And it's something he's still facing to this day.

That man does not deserve to have a license.

As a matter of fact, it should be revoked and he belongs in prison.

That's U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Green.

She was berating Dr. Fauchy during a recent House subcommittee hearing about the U.S.

COVID-Pandemic response and the origins of the virus. But as you're about to learn, COVID wasn't

Fauchy's first public health crisis. It wasn't even the first time he found himself

in the hot seat.

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