Nurse Leadership Dumpster Fire
Sep 11, 2026 · 28 min · 10 segments
Anthony Fauci is under fire after Congress voted to hold him in contempt for pleading the 5th multiple times. There are people with STRONG opinions against or in support of his role in the COVID19…
During the discussions with Dr. Anthony Fauci, he invoked his Fifth Amendment rights several times.
voted, holding him in contempt for contempt.
As a response to the contempt vote, Dr. Anthony Fauci dug out his diary notes that he took during the pandemic period, which included 1,141 pages of his personal record notes.
And just to be clear, those notes go from 2001 all the way to 2022.
So it's more of a career journal that he kept.
And when you read them, they sound a lot more like a personal diary.
They're definitely including his thoughts, but also an account of events.
And it's been interesting to see the media's take on this because it's easy to see how he wasn't intending for these notes to be released to public use.
They were meant for his own perception to be used in his memoir that he did release two years ago in 2024.
But unfortunately, one of the things he did was use government equipment to take some of these notes.
So they remained on government servers.
So they were able to pull all those off of 11 different servers.
During the discussions with Dr. Anthony Fauci, he invoked his Fifth Amendment rights several times.
voted, holding him in contempt for contempt.
As a response to the contempt vote, Dr. Anthony Fauci dug out his diary notes that he took during the pandemic period, which included 1,141 pages of his personal record notes.
And just to be clear, those notes go from 2001 all the way to 2022.
So it's more of a career journal that he kept.
And when you read them, they sound a lot more like a personal diary.
They're definitely including his thoughts, but also an account of events.
And it's been interesting to see the media's take on this because it's easy to see how he wasn't intending for these notes to be released to public use.
They were meant for his own perception to be used in his memoir that he did release two years ago in 2024.
But unfortunately, one of the things he did was use government equipment to take some of these notes.
So they remained on government servers.
So they were able to pull all those off of 11 different servers.
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