Rand Paul

There was never a recommendation for masks among the public for respiratory virus.

Yeah, well, the good one was that Birdwell woman.

She was in the administration, and she writes him a letter in January.

She says, I have to go to a conference.

Should I wear a mask?

And he writes back to her, no, we've done all the studies, and there's no evidence that for a respiratory virus it works.

And it turns out almost all the masks, the cloth masks, you know, you've heard all this.

The pores were bigger than the virus.

The virus goes through them.

The surgical mask is a little better, but if you have these big gaps on either side, do you think the virus isn't going around the mask?

And it probably goes through that mask also.

The N95 mask, if you're a doctor or nurse and you're going in and out of a room and you wash your hands and throw away the mask, there probably is some value.

So in the hospital, they recommended this.

But one of the reasons Anthony Fauci was such a danger is what he recommended was actually dangerous.

So he's wearing a Washington Nationals cloth mask to show people or he's wearing a Black Lives Matter mask to show people he cares.

But if that's the advice and you're 75 years old and your wife has COVID and you're going in her room to take her food and you wear a cloth mask, you are risking getting COVID and dying yourself.

He didn't tell he gave us the wrong advice.

And then people thought they were safe for the cloth mask.

So actually doing something they shouldn't do or they're, you know, 85 years old and they're going to church, but they're wearing a cloth mask.

Well, no, that you probably shouldn't go to church.