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At home with Dr. Anthony Fauci GMA3.mp4
Added on 07/06/2024
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The transcript is a GMA segment featuring Dr. Jennifer Ashton profiling Dr. Anthony Fauci as he prepares to leave the NIH after 54 years. Fauci says he feels decades younger and attributes his longevity and energy to healthy habits, moderation, regular exercise (walks/runs), good genes, and—especially—having a strong sense of purpose. The piece shows his demanding routine (up at 5 a.m., long workdays), his supportive relationship with his wife Dr. Christine Grady who helps ensure he eats, hydrates, and rests, and his continued engagement at NIH labs. Fauci discusses the strangeness of not commuting to campus, notes he’s not “retiring” but moving to a new chapter, and shares personal details such as reading, enjoying sports/baseball, wanting to travel, spend time with family, and anticipating becoming a first-time grandfather; he avoids social media but may consider it in the future.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
infectious disease expert
50+ years / 54 years of service
longevity / vitality secrets
purpose
healthy living
genetics / good genes
brisk daily walk
avid runner
nutrition habits / moderation
rarely eats lunch
fish / swordfish
pasta
salt / garlic salt
blood pressure 122/64
pulse 52
wakes up at 5:00 AM
18-hour workdays
not retiring / new chapter
Dr. Jennifer Ashton
Good Morning America (GMA)
Dr. Christine Grady
wife / social support
hydration / drink water
sleep / computers off
COVID-19 outbreak
AIDS
Ebola
Zika
Vaccine Research Center
serving seven presidents
commuting to NIH campus
grandfather-to-be
social media (doesn't use; may in future)
reading (history and fiction)
baseball fan (Nationals; Red Sox mention)
travel
family time / daughters / grandchild
media access / exit interview
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Positive: The transcript has an upbeat, admiring, and celebratory tone centered on Dr. Anthony Fauci’s longevity and career. Key cues include frequent laughter and light teasing (about salt, dinner habits, social media), praise and awe (“extraordinary,” “poster child for longevity,” “rock star”), expressions of gratitude from the public (“Thank you for all you do”), and supportive, affectionate remarks from his wife. Even when discussing long work hours and the intensity of COVID, the framing is respectful and inspiring, emphasizing purpose, vitality, and an exciting “new chapter” rather than loss or sadness.
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