The Fauci Diaries Are Worse Than You Think

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What revelations do Anthony Fauci's diaries reveal about his pandemic decision-making?

Natalie (Natali Morris) 0:05

The Fauci diaries have sent me into orbit and I want to take a deep dive into them because they show unequivocally that we are ruled by idiots. Now, Dr. Fauci seems to lack an understanding of the vaccine that he funded and supported. He continuously indicates that it prevents transmission when the clinical trials never tested for that. He promotes plans to lie to the American public. He hides data. Now, even if you love Dr. Fauci as this sort of affable old man, it's undeniable that he should have known better. He flies off the cuff when it comes to masks and lockdowns. He hides data such as the fact that he knows that states that lift restrictions have declining case numbers. He observed President Biden's cognitive decline just weeks into his term, never discloses that to the American public.

Natalie (Natali Morris) 0:57

He also reportedly had some kind of medical event himself, kept that from the public while continuing to push the vaccine. And yes, it is a fawning scrapbook of just how famous and beloved he is by Hollywood and political elites, including Julia Roberts, who somehow fawns all over herself and blushes every time he gets on screen. Kelly Ripa, Bono, Barbara Streisand, Stanley Tucci, Joan Baez. I can go on and on. Oh, there's a... Tara Banks, no, what's her name? The supermodel says that he's more sexy than her. It's crazy. Also, he has a biweekly call with Bill Gates, who very early on worries that people might think they have natural immunity. Why would Bill Gates be worried about that in April of 2020?

Natalie (Natali Morris) 1:46

Now, he also just dismisses curatives like hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, monoclonal antibodies. He just says, I don't like that. I don't want to use that. People are bringing this up. No, we're going vaccine only. He shows no interest in someone who actually has the public health and public interest in mind. He does not paint himself as a picture of an unflappable man committed to public health, open to all avenues of lifesaving. Instead, it reads like someone who is loving his moment in the spotlight and otherwise winging it. Now, I should note that. I think it's possible this is some kind of PSYOP, some kind of anti-China narrative. Now, in the hearing on Wednesday, Dr. Fauci pled the Fifth Amendment and refused to address a single question.

Natalie (Natali Morris) 2:32

But Dr. Rand Paul, who led the hearing, was legitimately upset for many reasons, I think, but also very China boogeyman in his rhetoric. So we can take almost nothing from that. Now, I read about 700 pages of Dr. Fauci's journal. It is over 1,000 pages. Don't be impressed. A lot of it is press clippings like your mom would do if you were a high school athlete. So let's get into what we learned. We've invited Dr. Kirk Moore. He's a U.S. Navy flight surgeon veteran, founder and surgeon at Freedom Surgeon and Aesthetics in Utah, one of the original noncompliers during the pandemic. So thank you for joining me.

Dr. Kirk Moore 3:10

Hi, Natalie. Thanks for having me.

Natalie (Natali Morris) 3:12

So do you want to respond to my takeaways before we get into the nitty gritty?

Dr. Kirk Moore 3:17

Well, we could talk about that for an hour.

Natalie (Natali Morris) 3:19

We have an hour, so that's exactly what you're here for.

Dr. Kirk Moore 3:23

Just about the little things that you brought up. You said you read 700 pages. I'm just getting through it. I read a lot of this stuff, and it was things that were coming out that were intimated or insinuated through media posts and discussions that I had with some other people that already knew who he was. But look at, you know, the fact that you have celebrities that fawn over this guy is just astounding to me. If you read RFK's book, you know, The Real Anthony Fauci Files or, you know, The Real Anthony Fauci. I mean, he goes, this is his track record. This is what he did dating back into the 80s with AIDS. You know, AIDS was a trial run for this. And then this is, you know, this was his because he wasn't in charge back then until the mid 80s.

Dr. Kirk Moore 4:09

But when he became the director of NIAID, I think in 1983 or 84, which was right after the AIDS kind of started and everything else, this is what he did. And he perfected it through the SARS-1 and SARS-2.