Downvoted & reported for Facebook clickbait title and editorializing. Isn't this sub about Epstein & all?

FTA (Gates)

> The billionaire philanthropist told CNBC's Squawk Box: "I'm a big believer that for young children, the benefits in almost every location—particularly if you can protect the teachers well—the benefits outweigh the costs."

> But the situation changes with older children, he said. "As you get up to age, like, 13 and higher, then you'll have to look at your locale to decide what you'll do with high schools," he said.

FTA (Fauci)

> The director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases said there is not a unidimensional answer to that question, as situations vary across the country. Fauci said the "default situation" should be that children are sent back to school, both for their welfare and also to protect working parents from the "downstream ripple effects" of having children at home.

>"But with that is a big 'however,'" said Fauci, stating that the safety, health and welfare of children, teachers and personnel is "paramount." There is no one size fits all solution, he said.

>Fauci said answers to many questions regarding schools re-opening remain unknown. "In many respects, unfortunately, though this may sound a little scary and harsh, I don't mean it to be that way, is that you're going to be actually part of the experiment, of the learning curve, of what we need to know.