5 a.m. wake ups and 1,000 emails: Inside a typical day for White House Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci (via CNBCMakeIt)
in April about her push to get her husband to take care of himself during the pandemic.)
However, Fauci said his days are still "impossible," though he doesn't think he is going to "drop dead" from his schedule anytime soon."I get up around five o'clock in the morning, and I usually wind up running downstairs, getting a quick breakfast, and looking at a thousand emails—literally a thousand," he said.
Typically, he stays there until around 1 p.m. and then heads to the White House for multiple meetings, he said. Then the team "summarizes" their pre-brief with Pence to then go brief President Donald Trump before his daily press conference, Fauci said.
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