FAUCI USES DEL BIGTREES PANDEMIC TALKING POINTS

A headline and an article that absolutely blew my mind only because it's amazing that Tony Fauci is saying, what he's saying now, this is The New York Times. Dr. Fauci looks back, something clearly went wrong. I think it's all summed up perfectly in this paragraph. Anthony Fauci said, something clearly went wrong. And I don't know exactly what it was. But the reason we know it went

wrong is that we are the richest country in the world. And on a per capita basis, we've done worse than virtually all other countries. And there's no reason that a rich country, like ours, has to have 1.1 million deaths. Unacceptable. I could not agree more completely unacceptable. This is what I have been saying all along throughout the COVID pandemic. And to think this is coming from

the man who is on the cover of Time Magazine as our guardian of the year. And when he says, I don't know what wrong can't figure it out, well, I have somewhere where we should probably start looking why the United States has done so much worse than Indian Africa that were barely affected by this virus. And we did so poorly. I think it all falls at

your feet. I mean, honestly, should we just look at the leader of all the decisions that were made throughout this? You had the richest nation in the world. You had the best hospital system in the world. You had more doctors at your fingertips than anybody. You had one that decided to deny hydroxychloroquine. And I've remected two drugs that did really well for Indian Africa. It's probably

why they're doing so well. You're the ones that locked us down, massed us, social distance us, kept us outside of our schools, kept us away from our work, destroyed our economy. And then even touted New York as the shiny example on the hill where they took sick people and forced them in the nursing homes, literally lighting a dry, dry grass field. And all of that, when

we're through it, now the greatest nation in the world has the highest amount of deaths. I know we all have friends out there. Like, how could you possibly think this guy is a hero? I mean, you would be the equivalent of taking the recent VP of Budweiser, who made that we're talking about Alyssa Heinershide, who had the genius decision to take a transgender model in Dylan

Mulvaney, put her on a Budweiser can, Bud Light, in fact, and then promote her as the new sponsor. And then the folks model for Bud Light. I mean, this is marketing at its worst. It was a total disaster. I don't care what your considerations are of transgender not. Let's just think about the types of people that drink Bud Light and ask ourselves, how in the world

was this ever supposed to work? Well, in that situation, like most businesses would recognize, it was a totally destructive to the product. Here's the headlines. A 17% drop in sales plunge amid Dylan Mulvaney controversy. Of course, following that, we now know that the Bud Light executives put on leave after Dylan Mulvaney, Uproar Report says, and more and more headlines just like that. My point being is

that we don't see the VP of Bud Light saying, you know, I have no idea why Bud Light just stopped making money and while no one will buy it. We know exactly why. You were in charge and made horrible choices, just like Tony Fauci did. Then the fact that we even listened to this man or consider him to be a hero of any sort, he's one