So let's begin with Tony Fauci. We have him on video making the following statement: "…In all the history of respiratory borne viruses of any type, asymptomatic transmission has never been the driver of outbreaks…Even if there's a rare asymptomatic person that might transmit [the virus], an epidemic is not driven by an asymptomatic carrier." [1]

Fauci is emphatic. People with no symptoms who are carrying a virus? Not a problem. They don't spread the virus to other people. They don't cause or maintain an epidemic.

Now let's turn to the CDC. Jay Butler, CDC deputy director for infectious diseases just told the Washington Post, "The bottom line is controlling the COVID-19 pandemic really is going to require controlling the silent pandemic of transmission from persons without symptoms." [2] [3]

Just the opposite of what Fauci said.

So now we have this:

ONE: People who carry the virus but have no symptoms don't cause or maintain an epidemic.