Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has eagerly anticipated the moment when Dr. Anthony Fauci would face tough questions about the vaccines. It seems that her wait is finally over as she has revealed that Dr. Fauci will be appearing before the COVID committee for a transcribed interview.
Dr Fauci is coming in tomorrow to our COVID committee for a transcribed interview.
He owes answers about his role in gain of function, COVID lockdowns, COVID vaxxes, and how much money he made from vaccines.
He also should answer to AIDS activists and these poor beagles. https://t.co/bkG9EsbApj pic.twitter.com/qzpkgAMksJ
— Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) January 8, 2024
According to Greene, it is crucial for Fauci to provide the public with explanations regarding his role in gain-of-function research, the choices made regarding COVID lockdowns, the implementation of COVID vaccines, and any potential financial benefits he may have received from vaccine initiatives.
🚨DR. FAUCI TODAY🚨
For the first time since retiring from public service, Dr. Anthony Fauci will appear in front of Congress.
@COVIDSelect has prepared more than 200 pages of questions and approximately 100 exhibits.
2-days, 14-hours. Serious work needs serious answers. pic.twitter.com/zb8cK3ARID— Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic (@COVIDSelect) January 8, 2024
The Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, chaired by @COVIDSelect, has meticulously compiled a comprehensive set of questions and a multitude of exhibits spanning over 200 pages for the upcoming two-day, 14-hour session. The scope of the inquiry goes beyond the immediate pandemic response, delving into Dr. Fauci’s overall responsibilities during his tenure and his alleged involvement in controversial experiments, including the treatment of AIDS activists and reported incidents with laboratory beagles. As the stage is set for this consequential investigation, the public eagerly awaits substantive answers to these urgent queries from Dr. Fauci.
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