“We Had 7 Miscarriages” - Fauci Knew About COVID Vaccine Effects on Miscarriages
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Video Summary
Newly released text messages reveal Dr. Anthony Fauci privately expressed concerns about potential miscarriage risks following COVID-19 vaccination, even as he publicly assured pregnant women there were no red flags. The texts, sent in January 2021 to then-CDC Director Rochelle Walensky and incoming Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, show Fauci acknowledging that a "cytokines storm and fever" after a second mRNA dose could theoretically be linked to first-trimester miscarriages. Despite these private worries, Fauci publicly stated multiple times that pregnant women should get vaccinated, never publicly mentioning the miscarriage possibility.
These revelations have ignited outrage, with critics accusing Fauci of hypocrisy and misleading the public. Republican Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released the texts, obtained from Fauci's phone, highlighting a perceived "gap between private and public comments" that erodes trust. The controversy is amplified by personal accounts, such as that of Bill Ackman, who tweeted about his wife's seven miscarriages during the pandemic, questioning Fauci's judgment. Critics argue that had expectant mothers known about Fauci's private concerns, they might have made different decisions about vaccination.
Short Highlights
- Dr. Anthony Fauci privately acknowledged concerns about COVID-19 vaccination potentially causing miscarriages.
- These private concerns contradicted his public statements assuring pregnant women about vaccine safety.
- Text messages show Fauci discussing theoretical links between vaccine side effects and miscarriage with health officials.
- Critics accuse Fauci of a "gap between private and public comments" and eroding public trust.
- The revelations have led to accusations of hypocrisy and calls for accountability.
- Personal stories, like that of Bill Ackman, underscore the emotional impact of the controversy.
Key Details
Fauci's Private Concerns on Miscarriage Risk [00:00:00]
- Newly released text messages show Dr. Anthony Fauci privately expressing worry about COVID-19 vaccination and miscarriage.
- In January 2021, Fauci texted then-CDC Director Rochelle Walensky and incoming Surgeon General Vivek Murthy about potential risks.
- He noted that a "significant cytokines storm and fever" after a second mRNA dose could "theoretically be associated with miscarriage in first trimester."
"Fauci told then CDC director Rochelle Walensky and incoming surgeon general Vivev Murthy that the significant cytokines storm and fever after a second mRNA dose could theoretically be associated with miscarriage in first trimester."
Contradictory Public Statements [00:00:00]
- While privately concerned, Fauci publicly insisted there were "no red flags" for pregnant women regarding COVID-19 vaccines.
- He repeatedly stated publicly that pregnant women should get vaccinated.
- The private concerns about miscarriage risk were never publicly disclosed by Fauci.
"Days later, Fauci publicly stressed multiple times there were no red flags for pregnant women, eventually saying it's pretty clear they should be vaccinated."
Release of Fauci's Texts [00:00:00]
- Republican Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released the text messages.
- The texts were obtained after the Department of Health and Human Services turned over approximately 34,000 text messages and 500 voicemails from Fauci's government phone.
- Fewer than a dozen messages have been made public so far.
"Republican Senators Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Rand Paul of Kentucky released a text after Department of Health and Human Services turned over Fauci's phone containing roughly 34,000 text messages, 500 voicemails."
Public Outrage and Accusations [00:00:00]
- The discrepancy between private and public statements has led to accusations of hypocrisy and a breach of trust.
- Bill Ackman tweeted about his wife's seven miscarriages during the pandemic, questioning Fauci's actions.
- Critics argue that women may have made different decisions about vaccination if they had known about Fauci's private concerns.
"He never publicly mentioned the miscarriage possibility."
Broader Criticisms of Health Officials [00:00:00]
- Some critics suggest that top FDA and NIH officials admitted that lockdowns and masking were intended to delay natural immunity to push vaccines.
- There are accusations that officials lied about various issues related to the pandemic response.
- Calls for accountability and trials for actions taken during the pandemic are voiced.
"And then Jeffrey Tucker, writer, he was the biggest guy against everything that he said about lockdowns and everything else. He just said that top FDA and NIH, quietly, officials, admitted the real reason for everything that he did, the lockdowns, the masking, the social distancing, was to delay the onset of natural immunity so they could push the freaking jab."
Calls for Accountability and Trust [00:00:00]
- There is a sentiment that Anthony Fauci should face trial for his actions, with some suggesting severe penalties.
- The lack of public acknowledgment and accountability from elected officials regarding potential errors is criticized.
- Rebuilding trust in government institutions is seen as dependent on accountability when mistakes are made.
"For me, there's accountability for Fauci. Because if you want to increase the trust in the FBI, in the CIA, in the U.S. government, the way you increase the trust is by there actually being accountability for when the government gets it wrong."