Senator Marshall: Dr. Fauci Told His Diary One Thing & The American People Another

Senator Marshall Joins FOX & Friends Abilene – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-Kansas), joined Brian Kilmeade, Ainsley Earhardt, and Charlie Hurt on Fox News’ FOX & Friends to discuss how Dr. Fauci pushed the COVID vaccine on pregnant women when he knew it might cause miscarriage, how to hold him accountable for his actions, and why it is important to have a good relationship with a doctor who can know your personal health needs. Click HERE to download the full video. On holding Dr. Fauci accountable for the harm he caused: “Well, I sure hope so, and that’s why we’re calling for a special counsel. And my wife told me I need to remind people what the special counsel can do: they have subpoena power, they can have an independent investigation, and then they can prosecute as well. All Congress can do is expose the truth — or try to expose the truth, which is hard to do when a guy takes the Fifth 111 times. A full 9/11-style commission would also be something that could work as well. But really, it’s going to be up to the Attorney General, I think. Does he want an independent counsel to go forward with this?” On Dr. Fauci pushing the vaccine on pregnant women when he knew it might cause miscarriage: “Yeah, I think this is a situation where there was so much power concentrated in one person — this guy is drunk with power. He helped create this virus — gain of function was his thing for 20 years, he’s been funding research for it, this virus gets loose from a lab. But this is very consistent with the rest of the story — multiple times Anthony Fauci tells his diary one thing but the American public the other. And this is where we lost the trust; this is where the American public started losing the trust. I just want to speak to everybody out there that’s pregnant or soon will become pregnant: talk to your doctor; every patient is very unique. You know, if you have diabetes, if you have a medical problem, you probably need the vaccine. If you’re an otherwise healthy person right now, I don’t think there is much of a benefit — you have so much immunity right now. But at the point, we needed to say we didn’t know. The emergency use authorization, December 2020, had nothing to do with pregnant women — they had no idea. End of January, Fauci and his people are saying, ‘We really don’t know. What about this inflammatory reaction from the vaccine? Could it cause a miscarriage? We’re not sure.’ It’s almost like a week later, he’s out there encouraging this vaccine. So, I think that’s the disconnect. And again, just tell everybody: no matter what your question is, you have a unique history, you need to talk to your doctor. That’s why this relationship with your doctor is so important.” On trusting your doctor with your unique needs: “Yeah. Brian, to your point, this is big government socialism. You remember Fauci says he is the science and puts his own pride ahead of everybody else. And again, I think to answer your question, I still think it comes down to the sanctity of this patient-physician relationship. That every patient is unique, that they have a certain history. I don’t think even then I questioned in my lifetime if the benefits outweigh the risk. I volunteered during COVID — went to a place where there was a big, big outbreak. None of the pregnant women were in the emergency room; the ICU was full of 40-, 50-year-old gentlemen with type 2 diabetes, and I said, ‘My gosh, this is an inflammatory reaction.’ And I think we need to focus on those types of people.” ### Contact: Payton Fuller