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Dr. Anthony Fauci isn’t around in the public eye as much as he used to be — the White House has pulled back the visibility of its COVID-19 task force — but he’s still got info to share.
Fauci appeared on the The Daily Show on Monday and stressed that basic public health measures — such as wearing a mask, avoiding crowds, washing your hands, doing things outdoors — are not a political act, but rather common sense acts that will help the country return to some sense of normalcy.
“Public health measures should be more of a gateway and a pathway to opening the country, as opposed to the obstacle to opening the country,” Fauci said. “What has evolved now, is that people almost take sides. Like wearing a mask or not is a political statement and that’s really very unfortunate. Totally unfortunate… It should not be one against the other.”
Daily Show host Trevor Noah also hit Fauci with a speed round about mask etiquette, asking him when it’s proper to wear a mask. For instance: riding a bike outside? Not necessarily. Between courses at a restaurant? Yep, have it around your neck and ready to go. An empty elevator? Probably just keep it on for folks who are going to enter.
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