Inside Fauci’s Covid Diaries: Unmasking Shocking Leadership Failures That Will Blow Your Mind and Change How You See the Pandemic Forever
So, Dr. Anthony Fauci is back in the hot seat this week, facing down a Senate committee led by none other than Senator Rand Paul—the political equivalent of Inspector Javert with a relentless lawnmower. Rand’s been on Fauci’s trail since the chaotic Days of Covid-19, and in what feels like a well-rehearsed script, he dropped excerpts from Fauci’s personal diaries ahead of the hearing. The goal? To pre-load the chaos so the usual gang of critics have their ammo ready to screech before any words are even spoken. But here’s where it gets really wild—these diaries don’t just offer fuel for outrage; they spill the tea on some jaw-dropping exchanges with none other than the one and only, shall we say, “El Caudillo del Mar-a-Lago.” Imagine navigating a pandemic while the Oval Office is buzzing with Clorox injections and ultraviolet suppositories as “miracle” cures. Trust me, the diary entries are a rollercoaster of frustration, bewilderment, and moments that’ll make you go, “Wait, what just happened?” This isn’t just history in the making—it’s a front-row seat to madness dressed up as governance. Ready to dive down the rabbit hole? LEARN MORE
Dr. Anthony Fauci will be appearing this week before a Senate committee chaired by Senator Rand Paul who, in this case, is Inspector Javert with a noisy lawnmower. Paul has been after Fauci over the latter’s work during the Days of Covid-19. In preparation for the hearing, Paul released selections from Fauci’s personal diaries in advance of the latter’s testimony so that the various flying monkeys would have something to screech about in advance. And screech they have done.
However, there are portions of the diaries that are beyond entertaining. All of these involve interactions with El Caudillo del Mar-a-Lago, who was, at the time, suggesting that we all shoot up Clorox and deploy ultraviolet suppositories so the pandemic would be over by Easter. From The Washington Post:
March 27, 2020: “Very laborious press conference where the POTUS rambled on. He wasted the opportunity to just focus on the relief package and went into his diatribe against previous administrations.
Mar 28, 2020: “AMAZING interaction with POTUS. … I led the discussions since the POTUS kept referring to me. It was a disturbingly rambling discussion since he kept talking about TV ratings, and HC [Hydroxychloroquine], and influenza and virtually everything else as I was trying to keep him on track (with the help of the VP). … I insisted through the rambling and lack of attention span that the POTUS explicitly say that this is NOT a quarantine.”
On July 10, Fauci wrote that he had an “important meeting” with Mike Pence, during which Fauci told the vice president he would be “coldly honest.” “I then told him that he is completely losing credibility when we have >60,000 new cases with increased hospitalizations and deaths and he starts off at the Pressers saying “We are in a good place.’”
Fauci took a similar approach with Trump, detailing how he got a call from Trump on July 15—an “Amazing Day!!” Fauci wrote—in which the president “started off by saying that this tension of me versus him is terrible and needs to stop. He ‘loves’ me and know we have a very special relationship and have bonded right from the beginning.”
Fauci continued: “He then started to talk to me about how bad or not things were. He wanted me to be “positive”. I took the opportunity to say, ‘Mr. President, with your permission, can I be absolutely frank with you? We have a problem and we need to own it. We need to admit that the situation is serious, otherwise we completely lose credibility.’ … He was not entirely happy with this but said that he understood the point that I was making. It was a very good conversation.”
Jesus, take the wheel.
Fauci wrote on August 4 that he had to directly explain to Trump—whom he described as “throwing around the F— word” and “raving that we are seeing more cases only because we are doing more testing”—that increased testing does not cause cases.
“All in all it was a manifestation that he is desparate and still does not understand the pandemic. Very interesting encounter,” Fauci wrote. Fauci wrote on August 8: “POTUS acting even more erratically. Keeps insisting that increased case numbers are due only to increased testing, ignoring the increases in percent positive, hospitalizations and deaths (>1000/day).”
On November 1, 2020, after an interview with Fauci published in The Washington Post, Trump called him from Air Force One. According to the diary, Trump said: “Tony, I really like you, and you know that, but what the f— are you doing? You constantly drop bombs on me. Everybody wants me to fire you, but I am not going to fire you, you have too illustrious a career, but you have to be positive.” Trump continued: “I like you but so many people, not only in the White House, but throughout the country hate you because of what you are doing. … And that f—er Biden. He is so f—ing stupid. You are 10 times smarter than he is. I am going to kick his f—ing ass in this election. I will win by a landslide. Just wait and see. … Tony, you have to be positive. I do not want to keep you off TV, but when you are out there, you have to be positive.”
Then, the 2020 election happened and, with the rest of the country, Fauci fell through the looking-glass.
November 10, 2020: “POTUS still insisting that the GOP won the election. Completely alternate universe. Kayleigh and GOP Senators (Graham, McConnell, Ted Cruz) all prostituting themselves by supporting the POTUS’s baseless claims. Heading towards a constitutional crisis.
November 16, 2020: “Continual surge: 138,000 new infections yesterday. POTUS has no interest at all in the Pandemic. He is focusing on blocking Biden from being POTUS. He is embarrassing the USA. However, 72,000,000 voted for him. Difficult to understand. Craziness has overtaken part of our country.”
In a March 29, 2021 entry, Fauci wrote that Trump “is truly an obnoxious adolescent.”
Not the flex you think it was, Aqua Buddha.




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