Julie Kelly discusses the recent release of Anthony Fauci's diaries by Senator Rand Paul, expressing strong criticism of Fauci's actions and the public health policies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kelly’s initial critique of COVID lockdowns was published in March 2020, highlighting the dangers of government overreach and panic concerning the virus.She argued against the lockdowns and questioned the data used to justify them.
She has consistently challenged Fauci and others, like Dr. Deborah Birx, on their decisions throughout the pandemic.
The newly released 1,141-page diary showcases Fauci's close connections with media figures, notably CNN’s Jake Tapper, which raises concerns about bias in public health messaging.
Notable entries in the diary reveal Fauci attending private dinners with Tapper and expressing personal opinions about political figures.
Kelly asserts that Fauci's actions have harmed millions, particularly the younger population, and she underlines the significance of holding him accountable for the pandemic's impacts.
Kelly concludes by emphasizing the need for justice regarding the handling of the COVID-19 crisis, suggesting that Fauci should face scrutiny for his alleged wrongdoings that have profoundly affected public health and freedoms.
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