Asked by ABC News' Karen Travers how he wants people to remember his service in government, Fauci said he'd leave it to others to judge but that he "gave it all I got for decades.""I'll let other people judge the value or not of my accomplishments," he continued, "but what I would like people to remember about what I've done is that every day for all of those years I've given it everything that I have and I've never left anything on the field."Fauci spoke about his decision to retire in an interview with ABC Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl for "This Week" in October."Bottom line is that we're doing everything we can in the next six weeks to help families get their updated COVID shots by the end of the year because it's the best protection for this winter," Jha said.Going forward, he said, public officials have to do a better job of underscoring the evolving nature of such outbreaks."