Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. and Dr. Anthony Fauci went head to head on Capitol Hill on Wednesday about the issue of 'herd immunity' and the COVID-19 pandemic.<br />Business Insider reports that Paul argued that the 210,000 Americans who have died from the novel coronavirus had nothing to do with public health.<br />Instead, Business Insider reports he argued that the same number of Americans would've died of COVID-19 even if states hadn't enforced any shutdown measures.<br />Business Insider reports Paul said despite New York's stringent lockdowns, it had the nation's highest death toll.<br />Dr. Fauci retorted that if Paul thought that 22% of New Yorkers testing positive for COVID-19 constituted herd immunity, then Paul was 'alone in that.'<br />Fauci also accused Paul of misconstruing the situation, adding, 'And you've done that repetitively in the past.
