Newly Declassified Emails Show Fauci Complaining About ‘Crazy People’ To a Chinese Official – Report
Recently declassified emails reveal a close correspondence between a top Chinese health official and Dr. Anthony Fauci during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. The Washington Post obtained these emails from…
Recently declassified emails reveal a close correspondence between a top Chinese health official and Dr. Anthony Fauci during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Washington Post obtained these emails from March and April 2020 through the Freedom of Information Act.
Chinese health official Gregory Gao was quoted in Science magazine on March 27, 2020, as saying that the United States and other nations were making a “big mistake” by not telling people to mask up in March.
He was worried that the comment might upset Fauci, his “longtime friend,” according to The Post, and so he sent a letter to the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
“I saw the Science interview, how could I say such a word ‘big mistake’ about others? That was journalist’s wording. Hope you understand,” Gao, the director of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, wrote to Fauci on March 28, 2020.
“Lets work together to get the virus out of the earth.”
Fauci responded, “I understand completely. No problem.”
“We will get through this together,” he added.
This exchange was just one of among 866 pages of emails obtained by The Post.