Fauci, a White House coronavirus task force member during the pandemic, said the former president fixated on so-called miracle cures with “no basis in science.”Trump yelled at Fauci for openly dismissing the supposed effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine, an anti-malarial drug that was promoted by conservatives as a COVID treatment without any real evidence.
“I’m telling the American public the facts,” Fauci said he told Trump. “Hydroxychloroquine doesn’t work.”’s Ari Melber what he speculated was the reason for Trump’s insistence on the drug’s ability to quell the outbreak. “I believe he wanted so badly for this to go away the way influenza goes away, and when he saw it was not going away, then he was hoping for some magical solution, and he even used those words, ‘It’s going to go away like magic,’” Fauci said. “And then when that didn’t work, then we had to have these miracle cures like hydroxychloroquine, which he got from Laura Ingraham on Fox News.”on her show along with other Fox personalities, brought cardiologist Dr.
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