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1978, so i was born before a lot of this technology and we came up in the era of technology, so i have both points of reference. to know when you are disconnected from something, how good it can be. now at 45, about to be 46 years of age, i am still that kid growing up in south carolina. i like to walk around barefoot in my yard and do grounding. i like to put my back up against the tree and sit out there and meditate. i go up to trees and put my hands on them. that is in my book, too. talking about how being connected with nature helps reduce your anxiety and reduce your stress. if you are dealing with depression, go outside. go in the ocean. say a prayer. we don't look up enough, that's the other thing, too. i was telling my cousin tony earlier. just look up. look at the trees. >> that is a good attitude.
1978, so i was born before a lot of this technology. and we came up in the era of technology. so i have both, you know, both points of reference to know how when you're disconnected from something how good it can be. and you know, now at 45, about to be 46 years of age i'm still that kid growing up in south carolina. i like to walk barefoot in my yard and do grounding. in japan they call it forest bathing. i like to put my back up against the tree and just sit out there and just meditate. i go up there and go up to trees and put my hands on them. that's in the book too. i have a chapter called tree hug the block. just talking about how a lot of -- being connected with nature helps to reduce anxiety, reduce stress. if you're dealing with bouts of depression just go outside, go in the ocean. you know, say a prayer, look up to the sun. we don't look up enough, stephanie. that's the other thing too. i was telling my cousin tony that earlier. we was outside running, training. i was like, look up. look at the trees.
another caught me in my shoulder. i looked over, and there is this g.i., he was sitting on his helmet. and he was holding his guts. he was a redhead. never forget it. >> reporter: where did you take cover? >> didn't. >> reporter: know cover? >> no, we just crawled along the beach. when there was a little low, we got up and ran. >> reporter: at the american cemetery here in normandy, 9,388 soldiers rest under white crosses and stars of david. the pride of our nation, as president roosevelt put it back then. honored once again by their nation today. and you were there to help start that cemetery. what did that mean to you? >> they are not coming home. not coming home. just, i'm lucky to be alive. >> norah: and tony is back with us. tony, i understand the president has got an important speech tomorrow again talking about
falsehoods about communications with chinese business partners. republicans say jim biden failed to tell the truth. >> i think that jim biden like they provided false information to congress regarding some of that china deals. with hunter biden, i think it is the money laundering stuffed with the right around the corner, impeachment doesn't have to be the only tool in the toolkit. >> the criminal referral -- attending a meeting between hunter biden business partner tony. >> i think that justice department needs to look at that and act accordingly. when you lie to congress, that is a serious violation of the law. it is a felony. the president's son should not be treated any differently than any other american. >> kevin mccarthy green-lighted an impeachment inquiry last july. that investigation yielded some of this information.
a waste of time and republicans lack evidence. dana and bill. >> dana: thank you so much. >> bill: thank you. want to bring in former cdc director robert redfield. here we are again. good morning. david moreens is a former aid for dr. fauci and in 2021 he said i can't -- i can either send stuff to tony on his private g-mail. he is too smart to let colleagues send him things that could cause him trouble. what do you think they get from this hearing? >> you know, bill, i'm not certain. i hope it's an opportunity for tony to be relatively transparent with the american people and let people understand how he is thinking and why he made what decisions that he made. i think it's an opportunity for
in the meantime i will alert my u.s. government official colleagues of my conversation with you and christian and determine what further investigation they recommend. let us stay in touch, best regards, tony, unquote. it is inconceivable that anyone who reads this email could conclude that i was trying to cover up the possibility of a lab leak. i have always kept an open mind to the different possibilities. another issue is that of dr. david morens who has the title of senior advisor to the niaid director and who recently began -- has been investigated for conduct unbecoming a government official. naturally, given his title, a connection is made to me. with respect to his recent testimony before this subcommittee, i knew nothing of
actions dr. morens wrote to the doctor peter from tony's recent comments to me they are trying to protect you, end quote. did you ever talk to dr. morens about dr. daczak and eco health alliance. >> we knew he was a grantee. i may have mentioned and discussed him because he is a grantee but i never spoke about protecting him. >> he just made that up? you are testifying that dr. morens just made that up. >> i don't know where he got that but it is not true. >> by this point, dr. fauci, when these emails were written, you should have known that dr. daszak was two years later on a required progress report for his grant. he conducted an experiment that resulted in a novel virus showing excess growth.
u.s. and u.k.mi5 and get confirmation of the cause of his concern by experts in the field of coronavirus and evolutionary bio biology. i will alert my colleagues and determine what further investigation they recommend. best regards, tony. was this the email where you were trying to cover up the possibility of a lab leak? >> yes, congressman raskin. that's the reason why i mentioned in my opening statement that it is inconceivable that anyone could get out of that that i was covering anything up. >> would you have a reason to cover up any knew sin type of i can evidence relating to the origins of covid-19 virus? >> absolutely not and the reason why it was important to get people together to discuss this in a transparent way. >> have you spent your whole life trying to determine the causes of infectious diseases and then to stop them to protect a american people?
together to carefully examine the data to determine if his concerns are validated, he should do this very quickly. and if everyone agrees with this concern, they should report it to the appropriate authorities. i would imagine that in the usa, this would be the fbi in the uk, it would be m, m five, it would be important to quickly get confirmation of the cause of his concerned by experts in the field of coronaviruses and evolutionary biology in the meantime, i will alert my us government official colleagues of my conversation with you and christian and determine what further investigation they recommend. let us stay in touch. best regards, tony, was this the email where you were putatively trying to cover up? >> the possibility of a lab league yes. congressman raskin, an ester reason why i mentioned in my opening statement that is it inconceivable that anyone could get out of that that i was covering anything up would you have any reason to cover up? >> any new scientific evidence
>> laura: it just gets better and better. now, the truth is we gave too much power to a power hungry bureaucrat with a fancy title and almost entirely abandoned true scientific principles, the constitution and common sense. now, beyond the social distancing farce, the truth that that guy abandoned were down played cloth masks don't work, viruses attenuate. natural immunity is real. mandating experimentation shots that don't prevent transmission is oncology shable. children need to be in school. china can't be trusted. you can't leave the liquor stores open and close the churches, tony. finally we have a first amendment. ever heard of it? but even today, you sense that fauci wishes there was more, not less censorship. >> there is so much misand disinformation around that we have got to do a better job of reaching out and trying to get the correct information. but that's difficult when you