Whenever Dr. Anthony Fauci has to meet Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, it’s a bad day for him, because it usually means he will have more shady deals and contradictions dragged into the sun .
Since they met for the first time, Paul hadn’t let Fauci take a break, and their last meeting made Fauci growl angrily.Paul presses Fauci again His connection with the Wuhan laboratory Where the COVID-19 virus is functionally acquired and where it may also leak from, which subsequently leads to a global pandemic. Paul reminded Fauci that it was a crime to lie to Congress, and asked if he wanted to retract the statement that he and NIH have no connection with the Wuhan laboratory based on the evidence.
At that moment, Fauci clearly Lose calm And began to accuse Paul loudly of being a conspiracy theorist.
Paul also kept pressure outside the hearing. Appearing on “Fox News Prime Time” on Tuesday night, he revealed that Fauci was using intimidation to shut up other scientists who did not fully believe Fauci’s claims on anything.
“He has been [at NIH] 40 years; maybe 39 years is too long. But he controls all the funds,” Paul said. “So, people are very afraid of him. Researchers will not say it. Why are there no other scientists? “
“I keep getting letters from scientists,” he continued. “You can find them. They are very distrustful of what he said. They think he doesn’t make sense. They think he didn’t read science accurately.”
“But they dare not speak out because many of them are university scientists and they rely on NIH funding. Crossing with him means that this is the last money you get,” Paul added.
Fauci’s iron-fisted control of national funding for scientists is not the only problem.He also ignored other scientists’ reasonable suggestions and research on COVID-19, including bluntly pointing out how China lied about the nature of the virus And noted The virus was probably designed in the laboratory.
This means that Fauci not only has arbitrary control over the scientific community, but he also dominates the narrative of the scientific community, which makes him more of a bureaucrat than a scientist.
