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I got to say Dr. Fauci is a man of many faces by which I mean a man of contradictions,

a man who says one thing at one time and then another thing soon after, the opposite thing.

And this has happened now, not once, not twice, but at least three times.

And I think this is the root of why people distrust, in some cases even the test.

The man I've sometimes called the little ogre. Now, it started off with the issue of the masks.

Fauci was at first, you don't need a mask.

Oh, no, masks aren't really necessary. Masks don't do a whole lot of good.

And then shortly thereafter, you must wear a mask. A mask is a way to protect you from COVID.

Now, let's remember that the research on the efficacy of masks hasn't changed.

You can take the view that masks do no good. They're kind of a towel over your face.

Viruses can easily penetrate the mask. And there's a body of literature about that.

Or you can take the view that, hey, masks do some good.

They do provide an obstruction. They do provide some blockage.

But my point is, Dr. Fauci, which is it? You've taken both positions in the face of the same evidence.

Then if you fast forward a little bit to later last year, Fauci takes the view that public rallies are very dangerous.

He singles out kind of the Trump rally. Very irresponsible of Trump to have these rallies.

Because, you know, people are kind of at close quarters.

This is a virus that can be transmitted through the air.

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