📚 12 Books mentioned in "How Close is the Next Pandemic? | Dr. Anthony Fauci Interview" of The Jordan Harbinger Show

As I describe in the memoir, one of the best things I ever did in my half-century career was to set aside the theatrics of the demonstrations and listen to what the activists had to say; they were making perfect sense.

Dr. Fauci discusses an important moment in his memoir, highlighting how listening to AIDS activists shifted his perspective and was a pivotal point in his career.

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What we did with the help of the activists was establish the parallel track program I described in my memoir, where it was the first foundation for compassionate use.

Dr. Fauci discusses his memoir, specifically relating it to a program that was established with the help of activists, highlighting its significance as the first foundation for compassionate use.

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I describe in the memoir the first time I was preparing to advise a president; I had a close friend who had worked in the Nixon White House and offered me advice.

Dr. Fauci discusses a significant moment from his memoir, recalling his early experiences while preparing to advise a president and the advice he received from a close friend who had worked in the Nixon White House.

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It sure seems that way from the reading of the book; aside from your foray into basketball, you were kind of on a straight path.

During the episode, Jordan Harbinger discusses the guest Dr. Anthony Fauci's book, highlighting how it reflects his career choices and consistent dedication, with little deviation, except for a brief interest in basketball.

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The point you’re making about the activists is significant; it’s a major part of the book that contrasts and compares the attacks on me during the AIDS years with the attacks on me now.

Dr. Fauci highlights that his memoir addresses the significant differences between the criticisms he faced during the AIDS crisis and those directed at him today, revealing this theme as a major focus of the book.

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Fortunately, I had a partner, Dr. Christine Grady, whom I describe in the book; she’s an amazing person who supported me and made sure the family unit functioned well.

Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses his wife, Dr. Christine Grady, in the context of his memoir, highlighting her vital support throughout his career in public service.

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I recall in the book how we decided to run a marathon together, and I thought we could hold hands across the finish line, but she responded, 'Actually, I love you dearly,' before smoking me and finishing several seconds ahead, which encapsulates her personality wonderfully in that tiny anecdote.

Dr. Fauci recounts a story from his memoir about running a marathon with a friend. He humorously reflects on the moment they decided to hold hands across the finish line, only for her to finish ahead of him, perfectly capturing her spirited personality.

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Interestingly, as I discuss in the book, he didn’t take as much offense as one might think; he maintained our good rapport.

Dr. Fauci refers to discussing a specific topic within his book, illustrating how the President reacted to his responses during the COVID pandemic. This mention offers context for the anecdote being shared.

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I know during COVID, people thought you were the one making the policies, and I admit I was probably one of those people, but you're more just a communicator of those policies; is that correct? Yes, I did mention that in the book.

In the podcast, Dr. Fauci discusses his memoir, clarifying that he was not the originator of the policies during COVID but instead served as a communicator of those policies.

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As I describe in the book, I probably accumulated post-traumatic stress from trying to do a good job caring for my patients while feeling as if I were only putting a Band-Aid over a hemorrhage.

Dr. Fauci discusses a self-diagnosis he made regarding his career during the HIV/AIDS crisis, which he elaborates on in his book.

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I think it's even better that you chose to share that anecdote in your book instead of being embarrassed or hiding it.

In this segment, the host expresses appreciation to Dr. Fauci for sharing a personal anecdote in his book, highlighting the courage it takes to include such stories.

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You shared an interesting leadership principle in your book, stating that when you joined NIAID, you refused to make sweeping changes until you fully understood the organization.

In this segment, the host discusses a leadership principle from Dr. Fauci's book, emphasizing the importance of taking time to understand an organization before implementing significant changes.

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