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While President Joe Biden ran on a vow to "shut down the virus, not the economy," Dr. Anthony Fauci, the highest paid employee in the US government, was adopting a far more cautious approach, implying that COVID may never go away.

And, with Washington DC being a superspreader party town for the considerably less lethal Omicron strain, Fauci has officially thrown in the towel on eradicating COVID-19, telling ABC's "This Week" that the virus is here to stay, and individuals will simply have to decide how much danger they're prepared to accept.

"This is not going to be destroyed or erased," Fauci said to presenter Jonathan Karl.

"What we're going to see is that each individual will have to make their own calculation of the amount of risk that they want to take in going to indoor dinners and functions, even within the realm of a green zone map of the country where everything looks green but it's starting to tick up," he added.

"We're going to have to live with some virus in the population," Fauci said, adding, "The greatest way to reduce that, Jon, is to be vaccinated."

According to a recent Israeli research, a vaccination created for a totally different strain declined in protection only six weeks after receiving a fourth dosage.