Fauci’s Texts Reveal Knowledge of Vaccine Risks
Recently uncovered documents from Dr. Anthony Fauci indicate that he and other health officials were aware of specific risks associated with the COVID-19 vaccine, including a potential risk of miscarriage. While he privately expressed concerns, Fauci publicly maintained that vaccines were safe for everyone.
These texts were made public by Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky and Senator Ron Johnson from Wisconsin as part of an ongoing investigation by the Senate Homeland Security Committee.
Fauci, in exchanges with Surgeon General Vivek Murthy and Dr. Rochelle Walensky, the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, referenced the miscarriage risk. He noted the possibility of “first-trimester miscarriage” linked to significant cytokine storms and fever that might follow the second vaccine dose.
This message was dated January 25, 2021.
Just days later, during a livestream event with the Journal of the American Medical Association, Fauci claimed the FDA had found no concerns for pregnant women, urging caution but asserting, “there are no red flags right now.”
In subsequent months, he reiterated similar points, stressing that data from tens of thousands of vaccinated pregnant women showed no rise in adverse outcomes compared to those who were unvaccinated. “It’s not really a close call; pregnant women should get vaccinated,” he insisted.
Senator Johnson later shared on social media: “I’ve been monitoring this for years, but now that I have the documents and Mr. Fauci’s government-issued phone, my investigation is just beginning.”
He posed a striking question: “Pregnant women were told it was safe! How many women have lost their babies because of Dr. Fauci’s misleading information?” Florida Attorney General James Usmayer echoed similar sentiments.
Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz remarked, “Americans were pressured to trust the experts, get vaccinated, or face job loss. Meanwhile, behind closed doors, Fauci and his colleagues discussed the very data that was neglected to assure the public.”
