Episode
Fauci, NIH, and the COVID Cover-Up Debate: Crimes Against Humanity
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- Jim Duke Perspective
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- Aug 5, 2026
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- 2717
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Summary
Fauci is in our face again, this time famous for being convicted. Though will he really be convicted, or is this a public theater event? The NIH came into question with involvement of Fauci and his handling of COVID. Fauci became the expert that the officials relied upon, even though he may have been the one to begin the whole pandemic in the first place.