Famous former White House COVID adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci said Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto that he had no reluctance in addressing forthcoming House Republican probes since he has “nothing to hide.” In the midst of our current pandemic, his forthright position further demonstrates his real dedication to the greater welfare of public health and safety.
“I have a great deal of respect, Neil, for the process of oversight,” Fauci said. “I really do. I have nothing to hide, I can explain everything that I have done during the period of time that I was involved in that process. And I have no trouble with testifying before the Congress at all.”
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“So, they want to get into this with you. And it could get pretty nasty. Are you prepared for that?” Cavuto asked.
“Yes,” Fauci responded. “I mean, I — like I said, Neil, I have no problem. I can defend everything that I have said and done. There was an explanation for it. This was a moving target right from the beginning. And people need to appreciate that, when something is obvious in January or February, that might not be the same in March, April, May, June, or the rest of the summer.”
“I have been completely, totally, 100 percent honest about everything,” Fauci said.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci’s handling of the epidemic drew a harsh censure from Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul when he said he had no remorse about it.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, a trailblazing figure in infectious diseases since the start of Ronald Reagan’s presidency more than 38 years ago, was asked in an insightful interview how he would manage things differently if given a second opportunity. It will be fascinating to hear what other approaches or solutions the seasoned scientist recommends now after helping to shape this profession for decades!
“I’m the first to admit I’m far from perfect, but when you say do over, you know, I really can’t see something that I would do completely over,” Fauci said.
Paul was not happy with Fauci’s remark.
“Likely there is no public figure, or public health figure, that has made a greater error in judgment than Dr. Fauci,” said Paul, who frequently clashed with Fauci during Senate oversight hearings into Fauci’s responses and recommendations regarding the pandemic.
“Think about it. This is right up there with decisions, some of them malevolent or military, to kill millions of people,” Paul said. “This is accidental, but it goes to judgment.”
“Historically, he will be remembered for one of the worst judgments in the history of modern medicine,” he said, going on to say he planned to try and hold Fauci “accountable” for funding the research.
“I will not only hold Dr. Fauci accountable, we will finally investigate why your tax dollars were sent to fund dangerous research in Wuhan,” he said.
Paul bid the coronavirus epidemic farewell by organizing a “retirement party” for Dr. Fauci to mark his election triumph!
“Are you listening Dr. Fauci? No bureaucrat should be above the law,” Paul said. “No bureaucrat should be allowed to deny information to Congress, and no bureaucrat should be allowed to lie to Congress.”
Paul boldly charged Dr. Fauci with misleading Congress in his testimony to the Senate during the winter of 2021. The claims triggered a heated discussion over their veracity and dependability in the political realm.
Based on recent congressional evidence, Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky has stated his skepticism that the current Attorney General, Merrick Garland, who was chosen by President Biden, will pursue legal action against White House physician Dr. Fauci. He is hopeful that those culpable for any crime or misjudgement are held accountable in some way despite his lack of optimism that justice will be done.
“We’ve referred him to the Department of Justice, but then again, Merrick Garland is the one now going after parents that go to school board meetings,” Paul said.
“So I don’t have a lot of hope that Merrick Garland is objectively looking at Fauci’s lying,” Paul continued, followed by a pointed 12-word statement about the NIAID director: “Fauci should go to prison for five years for lying to Congress.”
“They have prosecuted other people. They have selectively gone after Republicans, but in no way will they do anything about him lying. But he should be prosecuted for lying,” Paul, who is a practicing ophthalmologist, said.
