Anthony Fauci
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When asked on ABC’s “Good Morning America” about Trump, he retweeted a post claiming that Fauci “misled the American public on many issues,” he replied, “I have not been misleading the American public under any circumstances.”
Trump has also called Fauci “a little alarmist,” but both said their relationship is still “very good.”
“I don’t tweet. I don’t even read them, so I really don’t want to go there, ”Fauci said Tuesday. “I will just continue to do my job no matter what comes out because I think it is very important.”
“I will certainly continue to do my job. We are in the midst of a crisis regarding an epidemic, a pandemic, this is what I do, this is what I have been trained for all my professional life, and I will continue doing it, “he added.
Dr. Anthony Fauci to @GStephanopoulos: “I don’t tweet. I don’t even read them, so I really don’t want to go there. I will simply continue to do my job no matter what comes out because I think it is very important. “Https://t.co/JgCvhTifYS pic.twitter.com/BJGIqwSjuT
– Good Morning America (@GMA) July 28, 2020
White House business adviser Peter Navarro authored a USA Today op-ed that attacked Fauci and his record. The White House said Navarro did it without authorization, and the president told Fox News’ Chris Wallace
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Navarro told Fox News’s Brian Kilmeade on Monday that he does not regret publishing the op-ed, saying that “the only thing I regret is Dr. Fauci’s speech the other day on the opening day.” I felt bad for him. “
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