Health Experts Denounce New White House Coronavirus Adviser

The transcript discusses Scott Atlas, a coronavirus adviser, and the controversy surrounding his advice to the president. Dr. Anthony Fauci and CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield expressed concerns about Atlas's guidance, suggesting it was incorrect or taken out of context. Atlas, a neuroradiologist without an infectious disease background, defended his advice as being based on data and science. He was added to the White House Coronavirus Task Force in August.

What was Dr. Anthony Fauci's main concern about the information provided by Scott Atlas?

• It was taken out of context or incorrect.

• It was too technical.

• It was outdated.

• It was overly simplified.

What did the CDC say about Dr. Robert Redfield's overheard comments on Scott Atlas's advice?

• They were a press release.

• They were a formal report.

• They were part of a private conversation.

• They were a public statement.

What is Scott Atlas's professional background?

• Neuroradiologist

• Epidemiologist

• Infectious disease specialist

• Virologist

On what basis did Scott Atlas defend his advice?

• Media reports

• Political support

• Data and science

• Public opinion

When was Scott Atlas added to the White House Coronavirus Task Force?

• August

• September

• July

• June