Anonymous ID: 1f13bc Aug. 7, 2021, 12:31 p.m. No.14292217   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2273 >>2280 >>2306 >>2377

Dr Anthony Fauci interview on Australian TV 5 Aug 2021

Mandating vaccines and the freight of legal implications - someone can sue you for trying to force you, as it were. - Anthony Fauci

(ABC730 5Aug2021)

S.P.A. by Shorey

Interview with Laura Tingle on ABC TV AUstralia

New interview with Dr Fauci re Covid Vaccines and more

 

1:32 Fauci:The problem is now that we've gotten that core group of about 93 million people who are still eligible that's a group that's been somewhat resistant. So we've got to do a bunch of things we've got to continue to outreach we've got to get trusted messengers out there clergy, family physicians, trusted members and admired members, sports figures we're doing the young because we only have about 40 percent of the young eligible vaccinated so we're doing things like getting rap groups and Instagram groups and people like that, that interact with the younger people so we're really putting in a really f as we say in the basketball analogy a full court breasts [press].

 

02:27 There is um a political divide here where when you look at the countries that are fundamentally red states or Republican dominance. We're having a proportion…about 40[%] of all the new infections in the United States are recovering in two states Florida and Texas 20 plus percent of all the infections are occurring in Florida.

 

03:32 Tingle: So you've talked a bit about the vaccine hesitancy problem and then also the political divide on the vaccines what are your public health policy options in such a situation?

03:41 Fauci: It is but we have what I think is going to be a solution coming soon there is a reluctance Laura, to do mandating of vaccines from the Federal level, at the level…authorities at the local level are hesitant to mandate vaccines because of the freight of the legal implications that if they don't have a licensed vaccine someone can sue you for trying to force you, as it were.

04:24 However, once you get a vaccine fully…be in our institution you've got to get vaccinated that will encompass a substantial proportion of the young people you will get major industries I don't know what they will be you know Oil Companies, Amazon, Microsoft, whatever, it's gonna be I I don't know if, I'm just naming them, empirically.

 

05:08 Fauci: On immunizing children we feel um you know our decision Laura I know it's controversial uh we feel you really need to get the children vaccinated uh they will get infected they will spread it inadvertently and innocently because most of them would likely not get severely ill they could be asymptomatic spreaders so we've got to get the kids vaccinated because this is a very very uh transmissible virus.

 

06:08 The most likely scenario is that this was a natural evolution from an animal model an animal host into the human host.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgxuZNDdrzs

https://twitter.com/abc730/status/1423217410690084869?s=20

 

[as it were? as it is, Tony, mandating is forcing]

 

cont…

Anonymous ID: 1f13bc Aug. 7, 2021, 12:49 p.m. No.14292280   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2306 >>2524

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Dr Anthony Fauci interview on Australian TV 5 Aug 2021

 

'Transcript

00:00 one of these experts is dr anthony fauci

00:03 who's the director of the u.s national

00:05 institute of allergy and infectious

00:07 diseases

00:08 dr fauci the last time you spoke to our

00:10 program was in november last year

00:12 the covenant numbers in the u.s were

00:13 devastating donald trump was still in

00:15 the white house and the rollout of the

00:16 fisa vaccine was a few weeks from

00:18 starting

00:19 it's been a big turnaround the u.s has

00:21 got a much larger proportion of the

00:23 population vaccinated than australia

00:25 what's been the key to that success well

00:27 the key has been

00:29 really the the effort that has been put

00:31 in

00:32 by the biden administration to implement

00:35 the vaccine distribution

00:37 program with a lot of outreach and that

00:41 was

00:42 outreach in the community getting the

00:44 vaccines available

00:45 in large vaccine

00:48 hubs such as athletic facilities

00:53 stadiums parking lots

00:56 things like that and then from there you

00:59 went out into the community when you got

01:01 that

01:02 low hanging fruit done you went down by

01:04 getting pharmacies we have forty

01:06 thousand pharmacies

01:08 that we've put vaccines into where

01:11 people don't

01:12 have to negotiate a computer can just

01:14 walk in

01:15 and get a dose we have mobile units that

01:18 go out

01:19 we have a big equity program to try and

01:22 access

01:23our brown and black people who are

01:25 generally

01:26 are more vulnerable to getting the

01:29 severe effects leading to

01:30 hospitalizations

01:32 the problem is now that we've gotten

01:35 that core group of about 93 million

01:38 people who are still eligible that's a

01:41 group that's been somewhat resistant

01:44 so we've got to do a bunch of things

01:46 we've got to continue

01:47 to outreach we've got to get trusted

01:49 messengers

01:50 out there clergy family physicians

01:55 trusted members and admired members

01:58 sports figures

02:00 we're doing the young because we only

02:02 have about 40 percent of the young

02:04 eligible vaccinated so we're doing

02:06 things like getting

02:08 rap groups and instagram groups and

02:11 people like that that interact with the

02:14 younger people so we're really putting

02:16 in a really f as we say

02:19 in the basketball analogy a full court

02:21 breasts [press]

02:22 to get this done the only difficulty

02:26 that we're seeing is that

02:27 there is um a political divide here

02:30 where when you look at the countries

02:32 that are fundamentally

02:34 red states or republican dominance

02:39 we're having a proportion

02:41 about

02:42 40 [%] of all the new infections

02:46 in the united states are recovering in

02:48 two states

02:50 florida and texas 20 plus percent

02:55 of all the infections are occurring in

02:57 florida

03:02 what to do they don't trust realists to

03:05 do everything you possibly can

03:08 so when you get a virus like the delta

03:10 virus

03:11 vaccine the variant excuse me the delta

03:13 variant

03:14 the delta variant is so easily

03:17 transmissible

03:20 that when you have 93 million people

03:24 vulnerable in your country

03:26 you're going to see the numbers go up

03:28 and that's unfortunately what we're

03:30 dealing with right now

03:32 so you've talked a bit about the vaccine

03:33 hesitancy problem and then also the

03:35 political divide on the vaccines

03:38 what are your public health policy

03:39 options in such a situation

03:41 it is but we have what i think is going

03:43 to be a solution coming

03:45 soon there is a reluctance laura to do

03:50 mandating of vaccines from the federal

03:54 level at the level

04:08 authorities at the local level are

04:11 hesitant

04:12 to mandate vaccines because of the

04:15 freight of the legal implications

04:17 that if they don't have a licensed

04:19 vaccine

04:21 someone can sue you for trying to

04:24force you as it were however once you

04:27 get a

04:28 vaccine fully

04:35 be in our institution you've got to get

04:39 vaccinated

04:40 that will encompass a substantial

04:42 proportion of the young people

04:45 you will get major industries i don't

04:48 know what they will be

04:50 you know oil companies amazon

04:56 microsoft whatever it's gonna be i i

04:58 don't know if i'm just naming them

05:00 empirically

05:01 who are gonna say

05:08 on immunizing children we feel um

05:12 you know our decision laura i know it's

05:14 controversial

05:16 uh we feel you really need to get the

05:19 children vaccinated

05:20 uh they will get infected they will

05:23 spread it inadvertently and innocently

05:25 because

05:26 most of them would likely not get

05:29 severely ill

05:30 they could be asymptomatic spreaders so

05:33 we've got to get the kids

05:35 vaccinated because this is a very very

05:38 uh

05:39 transmissible virus and

05:42 just on the origin

05:46 the origins of the virus i do i have an

05:50 open mind but you know speaking

05:53 to a large number of experienced

06:00 good feel rather strongly that

06:04 although we all keep an open mind that

06:07 the most

06:08 likely scenario is that this was a

06:11 natural evolution

06:13 from an animal model an animal host

06:16 into the human host having said that

06:19 we still keep an open mind and we're

06:21 very much in favor

06:23 of this uh looking into every

06:27 possibility dr anthony

06:30 thank you so much for talking to us

06:31 tonight thank you very much lori it's

06:33 always

06:34 a pleasure to be with you thank you for

06:35 having me

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgxuZNDdrzs

https://twitter.com/abc730/status/1423217410690084869?s=20

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[note sound glitches occur in video from original recording by S.P.A. Used this recording to get transcript.]

Here is the link to abc730AU

https://www.abc.net.au/7.30/dr-anthony-fauci-speaks-to-7.30/13486012