happened after that, and again, senator paul comes up with all sorts of things. a lot happened today. we ll play you that, but take a step back for a second. let s understand, dr. anthony fauci has been on the receiving end of many attacks. he s been around the block a few times. for nearly 40 years he s been the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. that salary rand paul mentioned is because he has so much seniority he accrued in the government pay scal. 40 years. he was appointed to the role in 1984. in the early years of the aids epidemic. he was also then the target of some very angry public criticism at the time, because dr. fauci had become the public face of the federal government s response to that crisis. to that deadly virus. in october of 1988, aids activists protested at the food and drug administration headquarters and outside of dr. fauci s office at the national institutes of health. protesters chanted, fu fauci.
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continent except antarctica, with one purpose, put politicians on notice. marchers dressed in all white and wore veils to commemorate the shooting victims. in atlanta they packed the roadways. and in parkland florida, protesters chanted in unison. enough is enough. powerful moments and peace at voices left many feeling inspired. just seeing everyone band together toward this issue is pretty remarkable. we need to work and continue working together in order for a change to be made. i m motivated to keep going. people have said that i am too young to have these thoughts on my own. people have said that i m a tool of some nameless adult. it s not true. for all the words spoken today, it may have been silence from parkland shooting survivor emma gonzalez that resonated
my three sons. the father and the unbelievable milestone. who is our person of the week? good evening and it s great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin with michael flynn and his guilty plea. president trump s former national security adviser admitting he lied to the fbi. arriving with his wife at federal court in washington already processed and fingerprinted as part of his plea. with the deal, flynn is now agreeing to cooperate with the special counsel. could that mean flynn will testify against the president? we begin with brian ross. reporter: he was one of the president s closest advisers, one of his first major appointments, but today as general michael flynn walked out of court in washington, protesters chanted, lock him up. lock him up. reporter: an echo of flynn s own words about hillary clinton. lock her up. reporter: flynn pleaded guilty today to lying to the fbi, telling associates he is