statens. and leon panetta on a scary warning for americans in ukraine. two words. get out. get ready. it s about to get very interesting. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. dr. fauci in a moment. first, to the fall-out from his announced resignation, peter doocy with the president in delaware. peter? and there is a split along party lines here with the reaction to dr. fauci. one of the precovid presidents he worked with, barack obama, is saying now i will always be grateful that we had a once in a century public health leader to guide us through a once in a century pandemic. i m glad he s not done yet. andy slavit part of the white house covid team says the president always wanted to understand the science and tony was a vector for what the scientific community understood and was saying. we faced tricky decisions and tony was a steady, trusted person. trusted is disputed by kevin mccarthy. he tweets dr. fauci lost the trust of american people when he
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No longer think they need him. The weight of Public Opinion and the calculus have shifted so dramatically that youre starting to see what youre pointing out as occurring to date. Its been happening for some days, some weeks in a more faint way and youre exactly right. This is the moment joe biden that the campaign has been looking for. The moment they can step in and say, we have we can seize the last ground that we had not yet seized which is the ground specifically on the economy, the one thing that donald trump still was pulling ahead of joe biden on. Theyre now driving this message on the economy and the virus being one issue. And they are finding a receptive audience for it and not always just with democrats. You know, i want to ask you another question about politics because people that work on campaigns like myself think, you know, if we just nail the perfect ad or if we have the perfect line in the convention speech. But theyre so structural. And one of the Structural Dynamics
Which, of course, is the dreaded verdict to any reader, she was right and she helped me, so were struggling the two of us with this. Not just peering into the white house and trump and so forth. Peering into america. And i think a lot of people across the country are wrestling with that as well. Peering into the country and themselves. And this president. Bob woodward, thank you very much. The news continues, i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo prime time. Anderson, to hear bob woodward go through the agonizing of whether or not he should have written what he did at the end of the book, is a little bit of a metaphor for just what a trying time this is. For journalists and everybody processing, our politics and frankly our culture. All that he told you tonight, i listened every moment. What shocks you most about this dynamic of this book, and what was said and what was heard. Im not sure that to me, the it confirms a lot of stuff that we have been covering for a great deal of time