Anthony Fauci
Anthony Fauci was worried about people doing “dangerous and foolish” things after Trump suggested that the GOP legislator on disinfectant injection wants to ban the feds from funding the collection of information about the COVID-19 vaccine. spring | Modern says the vaccine is effective in variants, but proves the booster shot California lifts the regional reserve to ask for MORE, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said in an interview with CNN Monday night that he was concerned about how Americans would respond after President Trump
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After a presentation in April by a National Security Department official about the effects of sunlight and disinfectants on the virus, Trump during a press conference addressed his own officials and reflected on whether disinfectants could be used as treatment in human bodies.
“I see the disinfectant, where it makes it out in a minute,” Trump said. “One minute. And is there any way to do something like that, by injecting inside or almost cleaning? “
Fauci said he and others tried to discredit the notion as soon as they could.
“There will be people who hear this from the president and start doing dangerous and foolish things, which is why immediately those of us who weren’t there said, ‘This is something you should do not do.’ Be very explicit. The (U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) came out, I think, the next day and published one of their posts: “Don’t do that,” Fauci told CNN’s Erin Burnett.
Trump later said the comment was sarcastic.
Fauci told CNN that the former president was getting a combination of “good news and bad news” amid the ongoing pandemic.
“Unfortunately, the concept of anecdotal compared to science-based information seemed to prevail over it,” Fauci said.
“I think if you look at the setback I got from the people in the White House, including the president, about hydroxychloroquine was one of the reasons I felt it was essential to me, not in a confrontational way, I don’t he liked it a lot not to contradict the president, but I had to go out not only to maintain my own integrity, but also to defend science that the data does not show what they claimed, ”Fauci continued.
Fauci has denied the effectiveness of the hydroxychloroquine antimalarial drug in treating COVID-19. Trump has viewed the drug as a “miracle” in the midst of the pandemic.