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With the United States inching towards 400,000 coronavirus infections and more than 12,000 deaths this week, many consider Dr. Anthony Fauci who is on the frontlines of the coronavirus taskforce, a voice of science and reason.
At a press briefing on Sunday though, it looked like President Trump didn’t want the U.S. director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to do his job.
A reporter directed a question to Dr. Fauci about the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine — an antimalarial drug that Trump has not just persistently pushed as the cure for COVID-19 but has reportedly stockpiled 29 million doses of.
Trump simply refused to let the doctor answer.





