"The Real Dr. Fauci" – Private Diary EXPOSES What He Said Behind Closed Doors

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**Patrick Bet-David** (0:27)
Inside Fauci's Private Diary.
What he wrote about Trump, TV personalities and celebrities.
And here's what it looks like. Newly released diary entries by Fauci offer an unfiltered look at what the nation's top infectious disease expert thought of politicians, television personalities and celebrities during the Covid-19 pandemic. Released by Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Rand Paul, the diaries chronicle Fauci's day-to-day role through meetings, phone calls, personal observations. Early entries portray warm work in relation to Trump. Fauci wrote that Trump repeatedly directed questions to him during the White House meeting, called him the smartest person in the world, told him we are counting on you and later appeared enamored with him at Fauci's National Profile Review. CNN anchor Jake Tapper appears repeatedly at Fauci's documenting phone calls, text exchanges. There are some moments where he says to, you know, and Wolf Blitzer had a joke, no one would blame Fauci if he had told Jordan to go F himself. The diary also features Julia Roberts, who hosted Fauci on Instagram Live and sent him flowers. Anyways, Vinny, what was the most shocking things you found in the Fauci diary that came out?

**Vinny** (1:40)
Well, one of the main ones, Pat, he was, and Humberto, check in your Slack, there was an email exchange between Barton Hayes and Duke University, Pat. He's a long time scientific collaborator and one of the largest individual recipients of the NIAID funding under Fauci's leadership. Pat, there's an email exchange where Hayes replies, you bet, let's do it, where he's confirming that Fauci is going to get the Shaw Prize in Life Science for Medicine. So basically, and for you guys that don't know, NIAID is National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. So Pat, there's a list of grants. And Humberto, I sent you the screenshot as well, Pat. There's all these grants, all this money. So basically, it's a pay-for-play saying like, hey, listen, I'll give you all this millions. I'll give you, it was like $1.1 billion of donations, Pat. And Fauci is like saying, just do me a favor. I'm going to give you guys all this money. Nominate me for these awards. Nominate me for these prizes, which is absolutely ridiculous, Pat. It's absolutely ridiculous. And in one of his diaries, Pat, he loved himself. He was bragging about the president. He was like, I'm the most popular person here. I'm the most popular person there.

**Patrick Bet-David** (2:48)
And if you can't Rand Paul get a hold of these.

**Vinny** (2:50)
That's something released.
Let me find out. He released hundreds of pages of emails exposing what he just he just asked for a Pat, because not while president Trump released all the fires, he declassified everything. I don't know why his diary, I don't know how the heck they got ahold of his diary, but basically Pat, it was a pay for play. And then during this entire time, he's bragging about the, you know, look at me and the stock market dropped this many points, and he's bragging about the power that he has and the control that he has, and it got to his head because he became an ego maniac, Pat. And if you can show, Humberto, show because he's going in front of Congress on Wednesday, the photo of him in the InStyle magazine. Could you show that photo? And this is what these people made him. Look at, that's a doctor, InStyle, and look at the bottom, Dr. Fauci. So on Wednesday, he's going to go in front of Congress, Pat. But at the end of the day, what is going to happen? The blanket pardon is a blanket pardon. Is this just to embarrass him? Is this just to come out there and embarrass him? And the most, the biggest thing, and Alberto, I send this to you too.
In his diary, he says privately, he put Covid's fatality rate at 0.2 to 0.3 percent. And then under oath, a couple of weeks later, he told Congress it was 10 times worse than the flu. Okay, and here's the timeline. February 8, 2020, in his diary, he said case fatality rate is no more, it's 0.2 to 3 percent. And then on March 10, he went on Sean Hannity, and he said the mortality rate is about 2 to 2.5 percent. It's probably lower than that, closer to 1 percent, but even if it's 1 percent, that's 10 times more lethal than the seasonal flu. And then March 11th, he went in front of Congress, and he stated the fatality rate is overall about 3 percent. Mind you, he keeps going up, Pat. He said, if you count all the cases as asymptomatic infection, this probably brings the mortality down to 1 percent, which means it's 10 times more deadly than seasonal flu. So he's saying something to himself in his diary, which is way, way lower, but in front of the world, he's saying that it's worth. And then on March 27th, on The Daily Show, he said the mortality of this is about 10 times the flu, at least 1 percent. But in his journal, it's 0.2 percent, Pat, which is huge. Then he tells the public over and over, it's 3 to 5 times higher. And why?