Even in the wake of plummeting academic grades in schools from coast-to-coast, a mental health crisis among youth, and a public school system in total crisis, Dr. Anthony Fauci still won't rule out a recommendation to shut down schools heading into 2023.
That would be, of course, to stave off a virus that's already shown itself to have a 99% survival rate, and that multiple doses of The Jab haven't been able to kill off despite President Joe Biden's claim that COVID is now a "pandemic of the unvaccinated."
Asked by CBS host Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday whether parents should brace themselves for another school shutdown following the Christma- er, winter holiday - break, instead of responding with a resounding "No," Fauci said...this:
"I don't know, Margaret. I'm not sure. When you talk about shutting down schools, there's always the collateral effects-" Fauci began.
"That's also radioactive," Brennan joked.
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"Exactly," Fauci laughed. "There's always the collateral issue. So you always have to balance, and you do it in real time, depending on the viral load of disease in your region."
Q: "Coming out of the holidays, should parents expect schools to shut down?"
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FAUCI: "I don't know, Margaret. I'm not sure. When you talk about shutting down schools, there's always the collateral effects —"
Q: "That's also radioactive."
*Fauci laughs* pic.twitter.com/zN46pbq4Xn
Fauci then suggested that "local authorities evaluate on a situation by situation basis" whether or not to shut down schools - again.
Meanwhile, somewhere in the world, there's a bridge that's missing its troll.