Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK III / Bobby Kennedy)

Some would argue that gets washed back into our politics, but you know.

Yeah.

And the funny thing is you could ask those people about, you know, the classic examples of the toilet seat costing $60,000 and they'll have heard that.

But for some reason, they won't make the leap to know that's not just the Pentagon.

That's like the entire U.S.

government.

Right.

Federal government anyway.

And by the way, it's the same people that would say like, well, the CIA was dirty in the 1960s and the 1970s and the 1980s, but it's not dirty anymore.

You know, kind of the concept of the book is everybody would love it if Fauci came out and just made a full confession, told the truth.

no hesitations, you know, and it'll never happen.

So I figured that'd be a funny book to write and kind of, whereas many people have to be very careful about what they say, you read my dad's book, the real Anthony Fauci, it's, you know, it's the citations are everywhere, you know, cause he has to think like a lawyer and he has to prove exactly what happened.

And unfortunately, because the U.S.

government is really good at not leaving a trail of crumbs.

I mean, the crumbs are there, but there's not a directly provable in court chain of command.

It's distributed.

So my dad and many other people in this Fauci space are hesitant to make jumps to conclusions or about exactly what they were doing.

But I figured under the lens of a satire book, you're kind of free to do that.

So I think this is probably close to the truth of what happened, although I probably have to say allegedly a lot during this interview.

I would say the satire is more in the voice because it's written in Fauci's voice as though he's telling it to you.