Anthony Fauci

"How such a large proportion of a certain group of people would not want to get vaccinated merely because of political considerations ... it makes absolutely no sense."

"It's interesting now that we have a new administration, we have a new Dr. Fauci."

He hasn't had a consistent position since the pandemic started. Last month, Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical advisor to the President, told NBC News' "TODAY" that double-masking is "common-sense." Fauci ...

It "would have been an extraordinarily good opportunity."

"I think that would be a messaging challenge, to say the least."

"I'm sure that, you know, you can get a standing ovation by saying I'm wrong."

"All three of them are really quite good."

"The fact that we, in December, had not one but two vaccines.. is just breathtaking."

"I certainly think that that’s part of it."

"I'm over Dr. Fauci."

"I think it is possible that that's the case."

He explained that health experts were "rightly" concerned that there would be shortages of face coverings.

"I prefer not to comment on that."

"In many ways, we are starting from scratch."

The double mask combination blocked 92.5% of the cough particles.

"That will really be dependent upon how we get the level of the virus in the community down."

Fauci continued to encourage people get two doses of the vaccine.

Fauci says Americans should continue to follow social distancing guidelines.

"Watch the game and enjoy it, but do it with your family or with people that are in your household."

"You can't have people (sitting close) now given the level of infection."