Elon Musk Teases Fauci ‘Files’ Drop

Daniel ChaitinJanuary 1, 2023

Elon Musk, Twitter CEO, said that an upcoming installment would be available. “Twitter Files” Could be centered on Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Bill Clinton raped accuser Juanita Broaddrick responded to a tweet Sunday from Musk wishing people a good first day of the new year and vowing 2023 won’t be “boring.” Broaddrick tweeted “Waiting …… for #FauciFiles,” Musk responded, “Later this week.”

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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 1, 2023

It was unclear at the time what the Fauci Files might be and how they would get released. However, there have been several installments already of the “Twitter Files,” promoted by Musk himself, including those which have offered an insider’s view into censorship efforts at the social media giant.

Jay Bhattacharya, a Stanford University professor and early Fauci critic, was secretly blacklisted. “argued that Covid lockdowns would harm children,” according to a thread by reporter Bari Weiss.

Fauci, who served for decades as the nation’s leading infectious disease expert, became a divisive figure in the fight against COVID. He became a celebrity of sorts to many, seen as a trustworthy health expert during a crisis, but critics have assailed Fauci for heavy-handed public advice during the COVID pandemic. Now, intense scrutiny has been placed on Fauci over the funding of bat coronavirus research It was discovered in Wuhan (China), where the virus is believed to have originated.

Since October’s $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, Musk has repeatedly taken aim at Fauci. Musk last month tweeted: “My pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci,” He also claimed that employees of Twitter used an internal Slack channel called the before his takeover. “Fauci Fan Club.”

Fauci, 82. Ended 2022 by stepping down as President Joe Biden’s chief medical advisor and director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease. A House investigation into the origins of the pandemic Fauci is expected to be brought back in the spotlight if Republicans win control of the lower chamber next week.