FOX News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel reacts to Rep. David Cicilline's display on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight'
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I appreciate you coming on
tonight. Thank you,
youre, watching the impeachment
hearings closely earlier this
week and not many people were.
You were awarded with some
pretty amazing footage that most
people missed.
It came courtesy of a
congressman from the tiny but
robust state of Rhode Island.
We want to warn you if you take
the CDC guidelines seriously or
if you are a just a clean
person. This will turn your
stomach.
Let us be very clear what
took place on January sixty two thousand and twenty one was
an act of domestic terrorism by
right wing, single tactic, white
supremacists
that may have
pulled your attention away, but
look at him. He sneezed all over
his hands.
Remember this guy is a member
in good standing of the Party of
science. So he knows what hes
doing because hes a scientist.
In fact they understand science
more than anyone else in
Congress
last year he put on a clinic on
proper mask usage watch.
He founded Amazon in nineteen.
Excuse me im going to remind
members of this committee and
less you are speaking. Our rules
require you to wear a mask.
According to the attending
physician im speaking about
Aanother member of this
committee,
all remind you,
he wipes and sneezes, and there
appeared a doctor,
Dr Marc Siegel doesnt, do
anything like that. Hes, a
Fox news, medical contributor,
joins us tonight.
Thank you so much for coming on.
What do you make of the sneeze?
Unbelievable?
It hypocrisy? You just saw there
first ball
when you say one thing and you
do another thats, the politics
of fear.
Nobody wants to follow: U Dot S a
leader, thats the first thing.
Secondly, I believe masks ive
usage. If they are used properly
with the distancing,
if you are actually to wear them
properly, the way physicians do,
but the fact of the matter is
congressman. Sicily. Money has to
learn something for me tonight.
Let me tell you about a sneeze.
We are always talking about
asymptomatic spread, but this,
like other respiratory viruses,
it spreads by sneezes.
Did you know congressman that
sneezes travel three thousand two hundred feet per
second,
it did. You know that is sneeze
has been studied and could
actually transmit a fire is not
three feet, not six feet, but over
twenty feet
over twenty feet.
You know what
im going to give you some
medical advice tonight,
congressman
youre, not my patient, but your
fellow Brown graduate
Heres, my advice. If you sneeze
watch this Tucker,
if you sneeze into your mask
this, is a surgical mask im
wearing it properly?
If you sneeze, you leave the mask
on. While you are sneezing,
you dont, take it off and sneeze
onto the side. You leave the
mask on
now congrgressman youre going
to say to me, but the mask is
wet. What do I do?
The mask is wet from the sneeze
heres. What you do congressman
you take the mask off for a
second you dont yell at Jim
Jordan. You take it off. You
have a spare mask ready, look,
ive got a spare,
you take your spare, you take
your spare and you put your
spare on you, get rid of the old
mask and then you wash your
hands and you are done.
You wash your hands.
You are approaching
this as a physician with the
mind of a clinician, but what, if
the point of the mask was to
train you to wear a uniform and
give him unwarranted moral
authority?
Think about that
great to see you thanks for.
Transcript generated on 2021-01-15.