Fauci will be produced by
Icarus’ Dan Cogan and
What Happened, Miss Simone?’s Liz Garbus for National Geographic Documentary Films, and it will reportedly “deliver a rare glimpse into the long-standing professional career and personal life of this ultimate public servant and American hero,” with a particular focus on his response to the COVID pandemic. Variety adds that the film will also cover Fauci’s pre-COVID life and his decades of work at the National Institute Of Allergy And Infections Diseases, including his response to the AIDS crisis in the ‘80s (which could probably carry a documentary on its own if not for this damn COVID bullshit).
with the democrats. senator john mccain who was tortured in vietnam. he welcomed the report and backed its findings. former heads of the spy agency are speaking out saying those extreme interrogation methods did save lives. here s now abc s jonathan karl. the tactics were harsh but the cia says it s flat out wrong to say they did not work. the brutal interrogations the cia director george brennan said did produce intelligence that helped thwart attack plans, capture terrorists and save lives. and in a fiery defense of the spy agency s honor, three former cia directors and their deputies say in the wall street journal the senate report is a partisan attack on the agency that has done the most to protect america after the 9/11 attacks. they ve even launched their own website, cia saved lives.com. the report makes the cia sound like a rogue agency but the spy chiefs say the program was fully authorized by the justice department and the white house. the report says president bush did
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comedian tracy morgan is still recovering from the near fatal highway accident. it left him with broken bones and a brain injury. the accident blamed on a truck driver who had not gotten enough sleep. we re up all nightline with abc s ron claiborne. reporter: the accident caused a moment of recognition in our sleep deprived nation where experts say we now get two hours less sleep every night than we used to. it s a tragedy that ben howard and his daughter know all too well. right here on the side of the road, my family died. i lost my wife, my son and my daughter because someone was behind the wheel who had not had enough sleep. reporter: this accident is 1 of 100,000 reported automobile crashes attributed to sleep deprivation that occur every year. according to natgeo s sleepless in america which was published