Dr. Anthony Fauci said Tuesday that the downtime at the White House's daily coronavirus task force briefings is 'really draining.'
Dr. Anthony Fauci has described his appearances the White House coronavirus task force briefings as"really draining."
"I have to go by the Fauci mantra: 'I'm always honest,'" Fauci said."Being there to be able to answer the questions of the media I think is really important, because we're going through a real public health crisis in our country. The downtime that we have there is really draining." Monday's briefing lasted about two and half hours and Fauci spent a considerable amount of that time waiting and watching as President Donald Trump spoke disparagingly about the media and his political opponents.
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