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www.politico.com/news/2020/08/01/wrong-trump-rebukes-fauci-in-tweet-390150> (8/1, Semones, 4.29M) reports that President Trump "publicly rebuked Dr. Anthony Fauci on Saturday, forcefully rejecting the nation's top infectious disease expert's testimony on why the U.S. has experienced a renewed surge in coronav

come back STRONG!" Politico says the President's comments came in response to a video <https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/1289239786452996097> where Fauci on Friday "explained to a House subcommittee that the U.S. has seen more cases than European countries because it only shut down a fraction of its

trials, raising international concern about the methods the country is using to compete in the global race to inoculate the public." Health Minister Mikhail Murashko "said Saturday that the plan was to begin by vaccinating teachers and health care workers." Murashko "also told the RIA state news agency that amid

ups. Most of our governors worked hard & smart. We will come back STRONG!" Politico says the President's comments came in response to a video where Fauci on Friday "explained to a House subcommittee that the U.S. has seen more cases than European countries because it only shut down a fraction of its

international concern about the methods the country is using to compete in the EFTA00150311 global race to inoculate the public." Health Minister Mikhail Murashko "said Saturday that the plan was to begin by vaccinating teachers and health care workers." Murashko "also told the RIA state news agency that amid

ups. Most of our governors worked hard & smart. We will come back STRONG!" Politico says the President's comments came in response to a video where Fauci on Friday "explained to a House subcommittee that the U.S. has seen more cases than European countries because it only shut down a fraction of its

trials, raising international concern about the methods the country is using to compete in the global race to inoculate the public." Health Minister Mikhail Murashko "said Saturday that the plan was to begin by vaccinating teachers and health care workers." Murashko "also told the RIA state news agency that amid