people may be watching you right now with your experience as a specialist in this feel, as a practicing physician in new york. is it a good idea to wear a mask on the train? on the subway, on an airplane, even if i m no longer required? but also what s your view on this challenge to the cdc s authority to federal like this in place at all? both of those are incredibly important questions and i will add that not only as a provider but as a parent of a three year old and one year old, who three days ago took a flight to visit family and has to fly back home to new york city in a few days. under these new rules. it does give me some trepidation. my three-year-old and one year old, one year old can t and so it does give me some pause and worry i would prefer that they were on a flight where people were were massed. but we re going to have to adapt and we re going to think about how to keep ourselves safe. the most recent place before that was with my family to go down a visit immunocom
he s an emergency room doctor practicing in new york city. he s also a doctor with personal experience with scary contagious diseases. he was the first person in new york city to be diagnosed with ebola back in 2015 after he returned from treating ebola patients in africa. when the covid pandemic in new york city hit in march 2020, dr. spencer was on the front lines treating patients at the worst during that time. dr. spencer, thank you for being back on. thank you for having me back on. it s a pleasure. so, it seems to me that there s two things to think about in terms of this judge s ruling. one is just the practical question. people may be watching you right now with your experience as a specialist in the field, as a practicing physician in new york. is it a good idea to wear a mask on the train, on the subway, on an airplane, even if i m no longer required? but also, what s your view for this challenge on the cdc
cases starts to tick back up again? joining us now is doctor craig spencer. he s the director of global health and emergency medicine at columbia university irving medical center, he s also an emergency room doctor pressing new york city. he s also a doctor with personal experience with scary contagious diseases. he was the first person new york city to be diagnosed with ebola. back in 2014 after he returned from treating ebola patients in africa. with the covid pandemic new york city hit in march 2020, doctor spencer was on the frontlines fighting patients at the very worst of that time. doctor spencer it s a real pleasure to have you back on the show, thanks for making time to be here this night. thank you for having me back on, it s a pleasure. so it seems to me that there are two things to think about in terms of this judges ruling. one is just the practical question. people may be watching you right now with your experience as a specialist in this feel, as a practicing physici
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grateful to see you. you are one of the people as was dr. walensky in the public sector who has helped me, helped me consistently through two years of this pandemic, more than two years of this pandemic now. when you see the criticism that the doctor is in government and people criticizing her management style or how she communicates, fair or not? my heart goes out to her. listen, running the cdc is a tremendous challenge. it is an immense bureaucracy. i love the idea of her improving her communication style. it s certainly different as a government official than it is as a private sector individual, as a practicing physician, but i don t think it s fair to put all the blame on her. show could communicate perfectly but the reality is when you go to the cdc web page this policy makes no sense. one of my friends said it feels like a choose your own adventure game. that s not on dr. walensky. that s on the nbc