Socks, about their travels to socialist countries. Book tv this week and every weekend on cspan two. When youre dealing with the interface of politics, policy and medicine, the thing i have found to be effective is be honestent, be totally and dont tell people things that you think they might want to hear. Tell them the truth. That is based on evidence. Be theyugh politicians, in the administration of the congress, may not be happy with what you tell them, because it disappoints them, they will respect you if, after a while, it is clear to them that you are telling them the truth, based on scientific evidence. Susan dr. Anthony fauci, director of the National Institute of allergy and Infectious Diseases, and a prominent member of the White House Coronavirus task force, has become a fixture in americas living room during the covid19 pandemic. Recent polls give him a higher than 75 Approval Rating for his communication about the crisis. Over the next hour we will give you a more indepth
Honest, and do not tell people things that you think they might want to hear. Tell them the truth that is based on evidence. Because even though politicians, be they in the administration or the congress, may not be happy with what you tell them because it disappoints them, they will respect you if after a while it is clear to them that you are telling them the truth based on scientific evidence. Host dr. Anthony fauci, director of the National Institute of allergy and Infectious Diseases, and a prominent member of the White House Coronavirus task force, has become a fixture in americas living room during the covid19 pandemic. Recent polls give him a higher than 75 Approval Rating for his communication about the crisis. Over the next hour we will give you a more indepth look at this veteran Public Health official. You will learn more about dr. Faucis life, work, and Public Health philosophy from his own words. He sat down with q a for a profile interview in 2016, and in this program we
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