New Text Messages from Fauci Highlight Vaccine Concerns

Recently uncovered text messages from Dr. Anthony Fauci present a significant divide between his private apprehensions and his public declarations regarding COVID-19 vaccines and their implications for pregnancy. In 2021, Fauci reassured the public that approximately 20,000 pregnant women vaccinated posed “no red flags.” However, his private communications from the same period paint a different picture.

Fauci stated, “Since and under EUA, approximately 20,000 pregnant women have been vaccinated without any red flags, and this is being monitored by the CDC and FDA.” Yet, texts from his phone suggest he had reservations.

He noted, “As I listened a little more closely, another issue emerged that needed attention: Many people experienced a significant cytokine storm and fever after the second dose, so this could theoretically be related to first-trimester miscarriages.”

Two weeks later, he conveyed, “[FDA] So far, we have not found any red flags regarding pregnant women, so you should be careful.”

During a discussion on Blaze TV, host Stu Bruguiere expressed his discomfort with the discrepancies. “What he said in private doesn’t match his public statements. Whether you view the vaccine positively or negatively, such contradictions shouldn’t occur,” he emphasized.

Co-host Dave Landau added his concerns, noting Fauci was not only questioning others but also advocating for strict actions, including the dismissal of professionals’ medical licenses. “He claimed he was ‘science’ and positioned himself as the ultimate authority,” Dave remarked. He also shared that several acquaintances reported their wives suffered miscarriages post-vaccination. “Just yesterday, I got messages from three individuals who said their wives miscarried after the booster,” he recounted.

Stu mentioned a conversation he had recently with someone in a similar situation, while Dave pointed out, “But this is just one account.”

“It’s a troubling observation,” Dave added cautiously.