Gabbard’s Revelations on Fauci’s Pandemic Role

On her last day as director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard unveiled a compelling report detailing private communications that, according to her, clarify Dr. Anthony Fauci’s involvement in responding to the pandemic.

“Prior to the pandemic, Dr. Fauci, as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, allocated millions in taxpayer funds for risky gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute of Virology,” Gabbard stated at the onset.

She added, “I’m sharing previously unseen documents that reveal how Dr. Fauci collaborated with politically influenced leadership in the intelligence community to obscure information about his decisions, the origins of the virus, and how he directed U.S. funding toward this perilous research that led to significant loss and suffering.”

Gabbard elaborated on her connection to Fauci, suggesting it helped her navigate three significant roles that shielded her from criticism.

“Firstly, Dr. Fauci funded high-risk gain-of-function coronavirus research alongside major pharmaceutical companies in efforts to develop a universal vaccine,” she mentioned.

“Secondly, he acted as a behind-the-scenes consultant, pressuring intelligence agencies to support claims of natural animal origins, thus masking his risky research enabled by taxpayer money,” she continued.

“Lastly… he utilized every available avenue to endorse falsehoods, misinformation, and suppression,” she added.

Blaze TV’s Sarah Gonzalez expressed her disgust about these revelations, reflecting that it felt like a reminder of past trauma — something she suspected many shared.

“They practically allowed people to perish to fast-track the vaccinated directive. They sidelined ivermectin… The entire nation was essentially permitted to participate in this experimentation,” she claimed.

The Department of Justice is reportedly “considering” potential criminal charges against Dr. Fauci following this report.

“Just go ahead and do it,” Gonzalez remarked, questioning the delay in pursuing accountability, insinuating action should already be underway.