Rand Paul

It's actually the opposite of what they told you.

So let's say you were 80 years old and you and I were coming together in March of 2020.

And let's say we're going to go to choir practice.

We're going to spread out six feet apart.

Is that safe for an 85-year-old to go?

No, they should be staying at home.

That's the best advice for them.

Stay at home in March of 2020 because guess what?

The virus goes 30 feet, 40 feet.

You know, if you're in this room.

It was just made up.

Yeah, it was made up, but it was made up in the wrong direction.

So what it did is encourage people to stay six feet apart from people, go to a crowded room, go to choir practice and just stay away from people.

But if you're at risk, you shouldn't be a choir practice.

Not by law, but by advice.

So he actually gave you unsafe advice on the masks.

Cloth masks don't work, so he's giving you unsafe advice to go help and feed your wife or your husband with a cloth mask on.

Natural immunity does work, and he told you it doesn't work.

It was the opposite of everything he told you, but he also never got—and I kept saying this in the hearings—he needed humility.

humility to know that there's a possibility he's wrong in what he's saying and it should be advice.