that were readily apparent to many of us that we were talking about in april and may of 2020 as you all remember, will. the fact that this virus overwhelmingly attacked people of advanced age. the fact that masks basically, he said at best they had a 10% efficacy on the margin and i m roughly quoting in there. despite the fact that many people around fauci, you will recall this, will, said if everybody would just start wearing masks, covid would go away. he said if we got the two shots, covid would go away. he was consistently wrong. and he still is being wrong and the worst part of this, will, to me. is not just fauci being wrong. it s that all the politicians, what you pointed to is so key there. fauci said i didn t shut down the schools. i didn t shut down any businesses or any factories. that s correct. he didn t directly shut them down. but he cited the expertise of scientists and then every politician just nodded on the
sure the branding fits the actual thing we are electing. i m not sure the label fits what we are buying. well, look, this is not a moderate bill. this is a radical bill. they have their green new deal, climate agenda. and it hurts west virginians. i can t tell you how many provisions in there go after coal and go after gas and go after our skilled jobs here in the state. and anyone reading that billing would have known this will hurt our state. and that s just it s inexcusable what happened. will: attorney general patrick morrisey thank you for hopping on jesse watters primetime. folk could say should go to patrick morrisey.com and learn about our efforts. will: thank you for that. thank you. will: up next, hunter biden is heading to court. we have new developments in the hunter investigation. plus, anthony fauci is attempting to rewrite covid history.
lies. clay travis is the host of the clay travis and buck sexton show and he joins us now. you know what, clay? i was listening to ad to cast the other day of you and stephen a. smith. and you said something interesting. no, here s what you did, clay. you took responsibility for some of the things that you got wrong in the early days of covid. and it s interesting that the highest levels of responsibility like dr. fauci can t do the same thing. they can t look back on this record and say it was anything but perfect. yeah, it s embarrassing. and i think this is the problem with fauci in general. science is imperfect. humanity is imperfect, will. and if you don t go back and look at the things that you get wrong, and adequately acknowledge them, then how in the world can people trust that you ve learned from some of the errors of your past? i read that interview in the new york times today and my jaw dropped a couple of times. i mean, fauci constantly tried to shift the blame for thi
few years over the elections, over the covid time period, and i m really worried about what information not just foreign governments but our own government is collecting on us via so social media. would that make this better? i think it might make it a lot worse. i do not trust whatever agencies are going to be charged with saying you are responsible enough for social media but not you. it seems worrying to me. will: i think that is great point. that is great point who do you trust in the government to oversee anything much less the growth of your child. you know, i don t know. we have seen every single metric, negative metric, depression, suicide, whatever, skyrocket about starting with, real strong correlation with the adoption of social media. somebody needs to do something about this. robbie, great to talk to you tonight. thank you. thank you. will: all right. coming up, anthony fauci wants us to forget that he closed down our schools during covid. tech: when you have a
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