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After breakfast you may consider researching divorce lawyers, you may need one. that was my reaction. but cynthia reyes does not think so. >> harris. >> look, breakfast by tony would be worse punishment. he doesn't cook. i'm so fired right now. >> thanks to everyone and now here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, team. c.d.c. director rochelle walensky and anthony fauci on capitol hill testifying at times in heated exchanges before the senate health committee on the administration's covid-19 response. >> they are facing tough questions from senators on a number of issues, including wh...

Is a terrible person to work for, and she is off message. that proves it look, there is a reason why the person in the administration who is on tv every day is jen psaki. jen psaki is a messaging genius. she is able to stay on message, unlike the president of the united states and unlike the vice president of the united states. you know, it's very telling the other day when joe biden, in atlanta, said, you know, i'm not going to be quiet anymore. who is telling him to be quiet in the communications team is saying, mr. president, you keep knocking yourself off of the message. just read what is ...

And going forward? here to break it down dr. robert redfield former cdc director. admiral brett giroir former white house testing czar and a member of president trump's coronavirus task force. you'll see them together here in "focus." we begin with dr. marc siegel fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. let's do vaccines. the president addressed the topic at his white house news conference yesterday. here it is. >> president biden: 75% of adults are fully vaccinated. we've gone from 90 million adults with no shots in arms last summer down to 35 million wit...

Vaccination moving forward. the most important part of it i really do think is aggressive increase in our availability of anti-virals and expanded use of testing to diagnose asymptomatic infection and use it as a public health tool. >> harris: talk to me about the testing where we are. can we deliver 1 to 2 billion tests to people a month? is that possible based on the track we're on? >> well, it was absolutely possible and we expected to be at that level probably in april or may of last year. but what happened is the momentum that we generated -- i was the testing czar and told every manufact...

Back better and push around that, trillions in new spending, when you think about vaccine mandates and voting rights, you would think in a normal presidency, the approximate president would try to sell that as much as possible. that would include taking questions from the press, especially ones that were not hand picked, hiding behind the press second skirt at this point. unless i missed it, did any late night hosts give -- tapped to be his testing czar? you get the feeling he's never heard of the guy before and i believe that joke writes itself. >> i believe we have that clip, listen. >> wow....