Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/grmD1rav2jM.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Faucis diary reveals blunt views on Trump, media and officials before Senate testimony release. us [1d9pHq5jPwR] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Dr. Anthony Fauci's newly released COVID diarypulls back the curtain on what he really thought about the politicians, media figures and celebrities around him. He wrote that President Trump once called him "the smartest person in the world" and later appeared "enamored" with him. He described Oracle founder Larry Ellison as "a bit of a loose cannon" and blasted then-HHS official Michael Caputo as "a con man who is completely full of sh--." After The Atlantic's Peter Nicholas suggested Fauci had been "humiliated" over a canceled CNN interview, Fauci fired back in his diary: "F--- you, Peter." The entries, released by Sen. Rand Paul ahead of Fauci's Senate testimony, offer an unusually personal look at Fauci's relationships inside the White House, the media and Hollywood. vIQ1wmymdpe SfihRWylNvy clHI4p18YW6 BIjRJY7lMdG
Dr. Anthony Fauci's newly released COVID diarypulls back the curtain on what he really thought about the politicians, media figures and celebrities around him. He wrote that President Trump once called him "the smartest person in the world" and later appeared "enamored" with him. He described Oracle founder Larry Ellison as "a bit of a loose cannon" and blasted then-HHS official Michael Caputo as "a con man who is completely full of sh--." After The Atlantic's Peter Nicholas suggested Fauci had been "humiliated" over a canceled CNN interview, Fauci fired back in his diary: "F--- you, Peter." The entries, released by Sen. Rand Paul ahead of Fauci's Senate testimony, offer an unusually personal look at Fauci's relationships inside the White House, the media and Hollywood. vIQ1wmymdpe SfihRWylNvy clHI4p18YW6 BIjRJY7lMdG