Ya think? The sainted Dr. Anthony Fauci of COVID pandemic fame has a new memoir out, describing his “journey in public service.” Promoting the book, he’s been doing some interviews, including one this week on CBS Mornings. During the interview, the host asked Fauci about his recommendations during the pandemic to close the nation’s public schools, a situation that lasted for more than a year in some places. In a rare moment of seeming self-awareness, Fauci admitted that shutting down the schools for that long “was not a good idea.” Pressed on the question, Fauci agreed that, in retrospect, the decision was “a mistake.” He didn’t explicitly express any regrets, but it was the closest we’ve gotten to an honest answer out of him on this subject thus far. (NY Post)
Dr. Anthony Fauci, a top adviser to two presidential administrations during the COVID-19 pandemic, reversed course in a…
