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Fauci's Testimony Reminds Us of Blatant Propaganda Americans Paid For: 'This is Why We Defunded' NPR, GOP Senator Says

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30.07.2026

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Fauci's Testimony Reminds Us of Blatant Propaganda Americans Paid For: 'This is Why We Defunded' NPR, GOP Senator Says

It’s rather funny that, after a long and voluble career as the nation’s face of public health — as well as a prolific diary-keeper — Dr. Anthony Fauci was strangely quiet on Wednesday.

“Under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain from answering your questions,” Fauci would say over and over again before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee — over 100 times, according to CNN.

Of course, back in the day, CNN was plenty happy to talk to Fauci, and Fauci was plenty happy to talk to CNN.

But it’s not just cable news that was willing to put him on, either. No, your taxpayer dollars subsidized a lot of the Fauci-worship back in the day.

It’s something plenty of people on social media, including one Republican member of the Senate, was willing to remind him of.

The Fifth Amendment-taking capped off a week in which Fauci’s diaries — and notably, how they squared up with his conduct at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases — were front-page news.

Key among the revelations was the fact he knew the so-called “wet market” theory of the disease origins — that some animal sold at Wuhan’s wet market was responsible for transmission of the disease — was completely bunk and that........

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