Tucker Reacts: “Vain Teenage Girl” Tony Fauci’s Diary Exposes Him as Narcissistic & Deeply Insecure

The Tucker Carlson Show

The podcast critiques Tony Fauci's role in the pandemic response, highlighting perceived narcissism, hypocrisy, and lack of accountability through his diary and Senate testimony. It argues that powerful figures like Fauc

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• Fauci’s diary reveals deep narcissism and insecurity.

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Speaker 1 (0:00) there's probably nothing more frustrating in life than watching bad people thrive after doing bad things. This has been known for a long time. In fact, there's a famous line in Ecclesiastes 8 or something like that. How frustrating it is to watch the wicked get what the righteous deserve and the righteous get what the wicked deserve. And all around us, you see that. And now more than ever, it feels like, look at Bill Gates. Bill Gates knows that he'll never face justice in this life. Bill Gates is one of the richest people in the world. And no matter how many times he is exposed for what he is, which is really an enemy of our civilization, he faces no penalty at all. There's no one in power in the United States. It wouldn't be happy to receive Bill Gates as a visiting dignitary in his office or have him over for dinner and then brag to your friends about, I always had dinner with Bill Gates. It's good to be Bill Gates, and it shouldn't be. And that's true for so many. Larry Silverstein, who owned Building 7. A 9-11, 95 years old, and a billionaire. So you ask yourself, looking around, like, where's the justice? It seems inverted. And there's really no episode in American life, at least in our lives in the last 60 years, where that's more obvious than during COVID. Who are the victims of COVID? Well, they are the people who you think of as the best people in our society. The small business owners just kind of doing their thing, running their store, their little family business. They got crushed and eliminated in favor of Amazon. and Netflix and Airbnb, companies that don't have your best interest at heart aren't ethical in any recognizable sense, and yet they got bigger, richer, and the decent people got destroyed. And that's true in the human level, too. Who suffered? Well, I don't know, nurses and firemen and cops and enlisted Navy SEALs who didn't want the VACs, they all got fired. They lost their jobs. Their lives were destroyed. They lost their pensions because they wouldn't take the VACs. And who thrived? Well, the guy at the top of the ugly pyramid of COVID, Tony Fauci. Tony Fauci was responsible for America's response. In some ways, the West's response to COVID, a true disaster by any measure. Of course, they lie about everything around COVID, but people did die. They claim up to 35 million people died during COVID, 35 million. Were that number is real or not, and we'll, of course, never know. they classified car accidents as COVID deaths. So, I mean, again, the lying was so embedded in the reporting of the numbers that no one will ever even guess at what the real toll was. But tons of people died, for sure. The U.S. economy was turned upside down. The country itself has basically a different system of government than it had before COVID. No one voted on that. It just kind of happened because of COVID. And the long-term effects are still unknown, but they're not good. The COVID vaccine didn't prevent people from getting. getting COVID, it poisoned them. It lowered the fertility rate. It clearly hiked the cancer rate. It's unbelievable that people injected that into their bodies. The evidence is coming in and there's really no question about it. The COVID vaccine was very, very bad. It wasn't a vaccine. It was some kind of weird gene therapy. And it was tested on the entire population of the West. And the guy at the very top of that command structure, again, Tony Fauci, he was 85 now. Was he punished? No. He famously got a blanket pardon. He wasn't even charged with anything, but Joe Biden, as one of his last acts as president, gave him a pardon for crimes he might be charged with. That tells you a lot. And he went back to Washington where he spent his entire adult life as one of the highest paid federal employees to enjoy his sort of retirement. He got some kind of sign a cure at Georgetown. He's just a CIA cutout posing as a university. And he got Lifetime Secret Service Protection, free federal bodyguards that you pay for. Do you have those? No. And he can be seen every day walking through Glover Archibald Park in northwest D.C., one of the prettiest urban centers in the world with his bodyguards that you pay for. So how is that justice? He clearly knew that this wasn't a natural virus. it clearly knew, now we know he knew, that it came from the Wuhan lab, but he lied about that. He lied about the efficacy of the COVID shots. He lied about so much. So when does he get punished for what he did? Since so many people who did nothing wrong have been punished. Why are the wicked being treated like the righteous? It's fair to ask that. It's fair to ask even deeper questions about the nature of justice in the universe. Why would a loving God allow this? that's a fair question. And then you see Tony Fauci, not the idea of Tony Fauci or the cartoon villain of Tony Fauci, but actually Tony Fauci as of well today. And you realize he's not getting away with anything. None of them are. Justice is real. Wrongdoers are always punished, period. That's a fact of life, whether it's obvious at the time or not. And that punishment begins immediately. And you can see it when you look at them. You can see it when you look at Bill Gates. Is Bill Gates winning? He's apparently beaten his venereal disease. We learned about him the Epstein files. But is he winning? Is that a happy man? With a wife who loves him and kids who respect him? With deep personal friendships? No. And today we learn, without question, that Tony Fauci is in that same category. He's still alive, but in some very obvious sense, he's already in hell. And we know that because he testified before the Senate Homeland Security Committee today at the demand of the chairman of that committee, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky. And he called Fauci to testify to respond to Fauci's own personal diary. Now, how exactly would a Senate committee, how would Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky have Tony Fauci's personal diary? Well, because it was on government servers. So as you assess everything you're about to learn about Tony Fauci's thoughts during COVID, and now we know what they are, because again, we have his personal diary. Keep in mind that nobody broke into his house in Washington and stole it. This is a man who worked for the federal government at taxpayer expense as a public servant since 1968, since the day he left his residency, since he became a doctor. He never practiced medicine. He was never a scientist. He was a health administrator. He was a bureaucrat. That's one of the reasons he was such an obvious hero for the lifestyle liberals who comprised the American media. Because above all, they worship what? Bureaucracy. The committee. Credentials. Decisions made by the group. These are weak and fearful people. they distrust strength and crisp clear language and crisp clear decision making. They are only comfortable in a world governed by bureaucracy. The HR department writ large, otherwise known as the federal government, millions and millions of federal workers who collectively control almost every aspect of your life and more now since COVID. So they worshipped Tony Fauci. and they still do. Of course, he was a natural hero for them, a fearful, obviously mediocre beta male who couched totalitarian behavior in the language of therapy. We're doing this because it's safe. We're going to put a camera in your car violating your last private sanctuary on this planet because if you were to knot off because you were sleepy, that might pose a danger to you and those around you. That's the language of bureaucratic totalitarianism. And it's very much the language that Anthony Fauci has spent the last 65 years speaking in public and in private. So naturally, they love him because he really is the perfect distillation of who they are and the system that above all they support. It's not a meritocracy. It's just the opposite. It's a system that elevates the me. mediocre to positions of power and hides their mediocrity in the crowd. That's what bureaucracy is. There is no individual in a bureaucracy because a bureaucracy speaks as one. We've decided. We believe. We think. So in a sense, it's kind of a system that produces anti-heroes, certainly non-heroes. But anyway, at the top of it is Anthony Fauci. And so comfortable with this system was Anthony Fauci that he literally wrote his personal diary on a government computer and it was saved to a government server because Tony Fauci saw no meaningful distinction between the government and himself. Like so many people who serve us, he believes he owns us because he doesn't see any distinction between the U.S. government and its aims and his own. Fascinating. In any case, Tony Fauci shows up today at the Senate under subpoena to respond to questions from the committee. And in so doing, he reveals who he really is. Now, watch this is his opening statement. He's reading it. And it tells you so much about him. But notice, for a moment, what he's doing is he's speaking. He's shaking. He's shaking. He's terrified. And for a moment, as you watch it and watch it again later, you find yourself feeling for the man. It's like the Wizard of Oz, revealed with a curtain pullback. This is not some all-powerful dictator. This is a sad and terrified old man who's not very smart, who's captured by his own narcissism. All he can think or talk about is himself. And of course, like all narcissists, fundamentally, he's afraid. So here's Tony Fauci, shaking as he reads his opening statement. Given Senator Paul's obvious obsession with calling for my prosecution, his repeated slanderous comments about me, and recently his publicly releasing my unredacted personal diary aimed at embarrassing and intimidating me, the only conclusion I can reach is that the sole reason, he is calling me before this committee is to get me to say something, anything that could vindicate his repeated public pledges that I end up in his words, quote, behind bars, unquote. Any reasonable person who has followed his unhinged obsession with me would readily come to the same conclusion. Therefore, although it pains me to do so because of the respect I have for the legislative branch of government and my decades-long record of cooperating with Congress, under the advice of my attorneys, I will invoke my right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to refrain from answering your questions. Thank you. that's Anthony Fauci. That's the guy we're mad at and spent so many years afraid of and frustrated by and he needs to go to jail. Anthony Fauci, he's a threat. You know, he's pathetic. He's not very smart. He talks only about himself. Senator Paul's unhinged obsession with me. He doesn't like me. Well, as you're about to discover, when we go through portions of his diary, the only person with an unhinged obsession with Anthony Fauci is, in fact, Anthony Fauci. That's his main concern. No attempt to address the substance of COVID. Again, by Fauci's own estimate, this disease, this pandemic, killed tens of millions people around the world, tens of millions. And changed government's relationship to its populations in every Western country. In most countries around the world. and caused the largest vaccination, vaccination program of what was not a vaccine in history. And by the way, in so doing, eliminated core constitutional rights, which is why it takes a man with no self-awareness whatsoever to invoke the Constitution, my constitutional right under the Fifth Amendment, not to encrow down myself. Really, what about your constitutional right to say what you think is true? that would be the First Amendment, not the Fifth the First. And of course, we lost that during COVID. Government directed social media companies to eliminate, to just disappear dissenting views on COVID. Anybody who had an opinion different from Anthony Fauci was silenced, and I can speak to that firsthand, in fact. That is not a violation of your constitutional rights. That's a violation of your most basic constitutional right, which is the right as a citizen to say what you think. and Fauci did his part to eliminate that right, but now he's invoking another right in the Constitution because it's a sacred document. I mean, what are we looking at here? It's not just hypocrisy. It's a total lack of awareness of anybody but yourself. What we're really looking at here is deep mediocrity. And as you watch this, if you watched any of the hearings today, you came away with the same feeling you had if you spend any time reading Jeffrey Epstein's personal correspondence. We spent years talking about Jeffrey Epstein, this dark genius, this puppet master behind a shadowy cabal running the world. And then you read his text and emails, you're like, actually, he's kind of like a middling IQ guy from Brooklyn, which is, by the way, exactly who Tony Fauci is, son of a pharmacist from Bedstuy in Brooklyn. that's not an attack on Brooklyn. It's merely the observation that these are not impressive people. They're not in charge of anything. They are functionaries. They are carrying out tasks assigned to them by others, obviously. What you're looking at, not to put too fine a point on it, is the banality of evil. The people who carry out the crimes, probably not the mastermind's behind the crimes. And certainly Tony Fauci, obviously Tony Fauci, like Jeffrey Epstein, is not capable of being the mastermind behind anything. Probably not the mastermind behind a dinner party. He's a doctor who never practiced medicine, a scientist who never did science. He's a lifelong health administrator. And he's about as clever as you would imagine, which is not very. And if you need more evidence of that, and more evidence that this country is like reaching the level of parity, here was Dr. Tony Fauci's responses to Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri's simple questions about, I don't know, what is the color of your necktie? Watch this. What day the week is it today? On the divisive counsel, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. What color tie you're wearing? On the advice of counsel, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. What colors the carpet in front of you? On the advice of counsel, I respectfully declined to answer based upon my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution. Imagine participating in a display like that. Imagine humiliating yourself like that. Imagine believing there's some risk to describe. the day of the week of the color of your necktie. Imagine taking advice from lawyers. The whole thing is amazing, and it's amazing because it shows that Tony Fauci is not only not a great man, not a figure out of history, managed COVID, he's a tiny man, and not just physically. He's a tiny man. His lawyer tells him to read back a canned line like Jimmy Hoffa about the Fifth Amendment in response to any question, and he does it. Imagine that. Imagine your lawyer says, no, every question gets this response. On advice of my counsel, I refuse to answer that on the grounds I might have cremending me in the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution. He said, I'm not going to do that. If they ask a question that I think exposes me, maybe I will. But if they ask you what day of the week is, I'm going to say it's Wednesday, because it is. Because I'm not a robot or a trained seal. I'm not an animal. I'm a man. and that's humiliating. Imagine nodding as your lawyer says, okay, Mr. Attorney. Again, imagine taking important advice from a lawyer or having dinner with one for that matter. Kind of a window into what went wrong in the whole American experiment. Let's put the lawyers in charge. The most fearful, dumbest, smallest thinkers we can find. They're literally lawyers. We'll put them in charge. What color is the next? I can't answer the question on the grounds that money. Shut up. A society like that is going nowhere but down. Lawyers. Okay, no. And they're just like Fauci and Epstein. It's the banality of evil. It's evil by committee. It's not even Mussolini evil. It's British. of evil. And it's embarrassing. So to Fauci's real concerns, it's not COVID. He didn't talk about COVID today and how he saved lives or how the Vax actually worked, despite the fact he kept getting, he kept getting Corona after getting vaccinated multiple times and boosted like six times. And he kept getting COVID. Do you remember that? It was unbelievable. It was like, this can't be happening. But it did happen. And he's not punished. but as you could just see, he's not thriving. He's not winning. He's being punished right now. And there's more to come for him. And for a lot of us, honestly, it's not just Fauci. Any case, this is what he cared about. So I want to read apparently verbatim passage from his personal diary, the one he left on his personal servers, which also belonged to you and me and everyone else in this country because they were government servers. And this is from May 21st, 29. So this was really in the opening day. So we first, most of us hear that something is going on in Central China in January of 2020. And by May 21st of 2020, which is, by the way, right before the George Floyd hoax happened, right before that guy who did in Minneapolis and we pretend he was beaten to death by a white cop because all whites are racist. I don't know if you remember that. That guy's still in jail, by the way. Trump administration doesn't have done anything about that. But, okay. here's what Fauci was thinking about. This apparently is real, and this tells you everything. By the way, we could go through in like all the cases, and we're going to speak to an actual