Your friends, their top three things.

One was food supply.

Two was cure for diseases, which you just talked about, cancer, other things that we're talking about.

Where was investigating Fauci on the list?

A lot of people are angry in Fauci.

A lot of people have a right to be angry.

You were angry. You were very

angry with him. You said a few things about him as well, right? A few years ago. You were very

bold about it on what he was. You were probably one the most vocal ones towards him.

When we were all trying to figure out COVID at the very beginning, I was editor-in-chief of one of the largest trade publications that doctors read called MedPage Today.

And I figured we were hearing stories about Wuhan, China.

I got to figure out the real story.

I don't want to hear political pundance opine and talk about American resilience.

Remember that whole, we'll be fine and we'll be strong? What the heck are you talking about?

We have to understand the transmissibility, the viral load, the treatments. And so I went deep dive on this.

I called doctors in Wuhan during that whole outbreak, and I basically started to realize

that Fauci was misleading the public. There's only three coronaviruses that cause severe illness

in humans, SARS, MERS, and COVID-19. Well, the other two are airborne. Why did he think this suddenly took a turn

and was just going to be different and telling teachers in the summer of 2020 to wear gloves and

goggles and, you know, pour a gallon of alcohol solution on your mail? And I mean, what the heck was going?

And so I realized when he was

being introduced on the media as our nation's top, remember this, our nation's top infectious

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