Dr Anthony Fauci has sold his memoir to Penguin Random House for $5million that will chronicle his life from being a Brooklyn schoolboy to the nation’s Covid czar, according to a new report.
Fauci, 82, was the longtime head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases was the highest paid public official in the country – believed to be earning about $480,000 a year – which is more than the president.
According to Page Six, ‘there was a two-week auction,’ of bidders trying to snap up Fauci’s latest book – which ended up being picked up for ‘just under $5 million.’
The title or release date is not yet known – but it’s set to be a biography of the doctor’s life working within the federal government’s National Institutes of Health.
This is not the first book Fauci has written off the back of the pandemic. In 2021, he released ‘Expect the Unexpected: Ten Lessons on Truth, Service, and the Way Forward.’
Dr. Anthony Fauci (pictured in 2022) is set to release his memoirs, after selling the rights for $5million to Penguin Random House, according to a new report. It will chronicle his life, from being a schoolboy in Brooklyn to becoming the nation’s Covid czar
Dr. Anthony Fauci attending the National AIDS Update Conference at the San Francisco Civic Auditorium on October 12, 1989. Penguin Random House’s imprint, Crown, is believed to be the publishers who snapped up the Covid czar’s memoir
The title or release date is not yet known – but it’s set to be a biography of the doctor’s life working within the federal government’s National Institutes of Health.
This is not the first book Fauci has written off the back of the pandemic. In 2021, he released ‘Expect the Unexpected: Ten Lessons on Truth, Service, and the Way Forward.’
Dr. Anthony Fauci (pictured in 2022) is set to release his memoirs, after selling the rights for $5million to Penguin Random House, according to a new report. It will chronicle his life, from being a schoolboy in Brooklyn to becoming the nation’s Covid czar
Dr. Anthony Fauci attending the National AIDS Update Conference at the San Francisco Civic Auditorium on October 12, 1989. Penguin Random House’s imprint, Crown, is believed to be the publishers who snapped up the Covid czar’s memoir
Fauci’s first book he published since the outbreak of Covid compiled interviews that he conducted during his 34-year stint as the director of the NIAID.
An overview of the book stated: ‘Before becoming the face of the White House Coronavirus Task Force and America’s most trusted doctor, Dr. Fauci had already devoted three decades to public service.
‘Those looking to live a more compassionate and purposeful life will find inspiration in his unique perspective on leadership, expecting the unexpected, and finding joy in difficult times.’
A spokesperson from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the time told DailyMail.com that Fauci wouldn’t be paid for the project.
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s first book since the pandemic, which was released in 2021
This comes at a contentious time for Fauci. He is facing mounting criticism over his handling of the Covid pandemic – including accusations that he hid the possibility that the pandemic stemmed from a Wuhan lab leak.
Earlier in March, top scientific advisors told Congress there’s mounting evidence Covid leaked from the Wuhan lab and accused Dr Fauci of trying to cover up the claims because they didn’t fit his narrative.
Experts, including a former Biden staffer and Donald Trump’s CDC director, testified to the House subcommittee investigating COVID that taxpayer-funded gain-of-function likely caused the virus that came from the Chinese facility.
Republican Rep. Jim Jordan tore into Fauci for ‘trying to cover his backside’ over the lab leak claims, and Trump’s CDC director Robert Redfield claimed the Biden COVID advisor ignored his concerns because ‘they wanted a single narrative and I had a different point of view.’
It follows the release of the explosive Department of Energy report in February this year that the virus – responsible for years of lockdowns and restrictions – likely did leak from the lab.
FBI Director Christopher Wray confirmed his agency believed the same.
In February, the 82-year-old broke his silence and urged caution in believing the report, saying Americans need to keep an ‘open mind to all possibilities’.
Virologist Shi Zheng-li – nicknamed the ‘Bat Lady’ – is pictured in the lab. She hunted down dozens of deadly Covid-like viruses in bat caves and studied them at the WIV
The question of whether the global outbreak began with a spillover from wildlife sold at the market or leaked out of the Wuhan lab just eight miles across the Yangtze River has given rise to fierce debate about how to prevent the next pandemic. New studies point to a natural spillover at the Huanan wildlife market. Positive swab samples of floors, cages and counters also track the virus back to stalls in the southwestern corner of the market where animals with the potential to harbor Covid were sold for meat or fur at the time
In an email to the publisher of Nature Medicine, Dr. Kristian Andersen writes that Fauci ‘prompted’ the paper – known as the proximal origin paper
Rep. Jim Jordan told Congress: ‘This is the highest paid guy in our government getting all kinds of money to tell us things that were not accurate.
‘US tax dollars went to a lab in China, a lab that was not up to code, a lab that was doing gain of function research, and that’s where this thing most definitely came from and Dr. Fauci could not have that news getting out.’
Reports have now come out that Fauci commissioned a scientific paper at the start of the pandemic, known as the proximal origin paper, that cast doubt on the idea that Covid-19 came from a lab.
The paper came days after Fauci had been warned in emails about the potential of lab origin – which were later uncovered by House Republicans.
Fauci did not disclose he was involved in commissioning the paper when he stood in front of a White House press briefing and cited it as evidence to dismiss lab origin.
The doctor retired from his position at the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at end of last year.
How much of that money will he give to help those he injured? NADA!!
Related: WHO changes its mind. Too little too late from a supreme actress:
https://twitter.com/CitizenFreePres/status/1641442180018630656
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A worthy reminder:
https://rumble.com/v2c61ow-i-have-absolute-faith-that-mrna-vaccines-will-kill-you-says-sucharit-bhakdi.html
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