i think it s a fair it s a fair skepticism. maria: oh axios is reporting ths morning that biden wants to do a deal with iran on a nuclear deal before the president there gets reelected in august. that s a whole other ball of wax. i know you think that s an even more dangerous situation. good to talk with you this morning, john ratcliffe. it may be his biggest
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astounding that president biden told us in the press conference that he had with reporters after the meeting. here it is. watch joe biden. watch this. another area we spent a great deal of time on was cyber and cyber security. i talked about the proposition that certain critical infrastructure should be off limits to attack, period. by cyber or any other means. i gave them a list, if i m not mistaken, i don t have it in front of me, 16 specific entities, 16 defined as critical infrastructure under u.s. policy. from the energy sector to our water systems. so we agreed to task experts, both our countries, to work on specific understandings about what s off limits and the follow-up on specific cases that originate in other countries. either of our countries. maria: i mean, are you serious? is this a joke?
hospitalization and death will decrease. maria: that was in december of 2020. this morning we have breaking news that everything you said was right from this new paper out of science on this. senator, what happened here? well, good morning, maria. well, dr. fauci happened. media arrogance. social media censorship happened. that clip, that testimony from dr. corey, powerful testimony was viewed by 8 million americans who weren t satisfied with the nih guidelines of basically do nothing. they wanted early treatment. it was pulled by youtube. we know that dr. fauci a he s not a modest man. if you question what he did, apparently you re questioning science itself. but you can t look at how he stage managed the covid crisis and call it close to a success. 600,000 people died. trillions of dollars of economic devastation. he ignored early treatment. he probably helped sabotage the use of some of these things.
that i have seen as the director of national intelligence that tells us china not only wants to supplant the united states as the world s super power but they re the cause of 4 million deaths over the years from the wuhan virus and the language from every country in the world ought to be tough on china. maria: yeah, i mean, i think it was week one or week two in joe biden s presidency that we were told we re not allowed to call it the wuhan virus. we re not allowed to say wuhan virus. it s just not appropriate, according to joe biden on federal land. he continues to call china a competitor. he never says he s an adversary. he during the campaign trail he said oh, please china s going to take us over. not really. a few weeks ago he actually admitted it. look at joe biden over the last couple years. watch this. china is going to eat our lunch. come on, man. i ve spent more time with