The Left Tried, and Failed, To Stop “The Real Anthony Fauci” Documentary

Conservative News DailyJanuary 12, 2023

Jeff Hays, documentary producer, brings a simple philosophy and vision to his work.

“I’m attracted to the side of the story that’s not being told, and I don’t care what it is,” Hays says, especially if the counter-narrative isn’t given a fair hearing.

This is how he got his connection to “The Real Anthony Fauci,” A film criticizing the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases(NIAID), just retired. The documentary 2021, the press and “Fauci,” He was heroized by the doctor for his heroic response to the COVID-19 epidemic.

Not Hays’ film, fueled by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s tome of the same name, shreds Dr. Fauci’s dictates following the virus’ outbreak.

“The Real Anthony Fauci” You can bow online. Free of charge In October. Over 560,000 people registered online to view it. The movie doesn’t just criticize Dr. Fauci’s inconsistent advice convenient memory lapses. It digs deeper, connecting dots between Big Pharma and the U.S. Military and questions the media and Big Tech’s role in educating the public.

Hays’ previous work includes “FahrenHYPE 9/11,” “Quack,” “Doctored” and “On Native Soil,” He selected a short-listed film for the Academy Award. He advises against shooting. “The Real Anthony Fauci” It was proven “one of the most pleasurable films I’ve ever made.”

He credits Kennedy’s book for doing much of the necessary research.

“The hardest part was deciding what to leave out,” He said.

It was also helped by another factor.

Many documentary filmmakers struggle to find enough experts for their projects. The subjects in Hays’ “Fauci,” By comparison, lined up “cheerfully” You can be a part the production.

“I never had this experience,” He said, “But once we got it made, the suppression of it was astounding.”

The film’s web site endured daily, “creative” He says that attacks are not allowed. An editor working on the film posted working clips on YouTube, via a password-protected system, for Hays’ consideration. YouTube claimed that the material violated its policies and deleted it.

Other social media sites didn’t help, either.

“We were just banned everywhere,” He claims that adding Facebook to his personal account even bans him. “Twitter is the first social media that we now can post on [following Elon Musk’s takeover of the platform].”

Hays has been involved with Vimeo in multiple projects. But that was another problem with the Vimeo. “Fauci” documentary. He had uploaded video to his company. “vaccine misinformation” It was removed by the man within three days.

“Tell me what it is, and I’ll remove that,” He said. Except the platform wouldn’t tell him what information, in particular, was false.

Hays believed no major streamer would touch the film festival circuit, which proved to be a dead end. “The Real Anthony Fauci.”

“We took a chance and put it out for free, believing enough people would watch it and wanna own it,” He said. “And it’s been profitable.”

The film’s Rumble link can be found via the web site cantshutthisdown.com.

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He’s under no delusion about why his film faced so many obstacles.

“[People on the Left] were the champions of free speech until they weren’t. It’s the Left saying, ‘we need to suppress this kind of speech,’” he says.

Hays wasn’t a Dr. Fauci critic at first. It took time, and reading Kennedy’s book, to change his mind. The filmmaker initially viewed Dr. Fauci as this “grandfatherly, avuncular, rational-seeming fellow.”

“When I was exposed to all this information … this is exactly the kind of bureaucrat we want to sweep out of our government,” Hays says.

Many people still cling to that original image of the 82-year-old retired doctor. Late-night hosts fete Dr. Fauci, and many on the Left still hail his contributions to the pandemic fight.

Hays thinks that won’t last for long.

“There’s no question in my mind that he’s gonna be held accountable. The truth is emerging. It’s leaving the court of public opinion and entering into the court of law,” he says, citing several attorneys general taking on cases involving Dr. Fauci. “Once this hits the courts where people can’t perjure themselves we’ll start to piece this together.”

Hays has other projects coming soon, including a pro-gun docuseries that includes how many lives are saved each year by gun-toting Americans. Those numbers are often hidden by the media, says Hays who isn’t a gun owner himself.

He also teamed with podcaster and comedian Adam Carolla for a project on resilience called “Adam Carolla: Hard to Kill.”

“The Real Anthony Fauci” is technically complete and ready for viewing, but Hays’ team has tweaked it in recent weeks as new information becomes available.

And that might happen again. Soon.

Twitter’s Musk is teasing a Fauci-themed addition to the ongoing Twitter files, and Hays is ready for it.

“We’re eagerly anticipating [the Twitter Files]. The film could be different a week from today,” he says.