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0:00 Well, the Justice Department has indicted David Morens.
0:03 He's a senior advisor to Dr.
0:05 Anthony Fauci on charges of conspiracy because
0:08 he allegedly falsified records during an investigation.
0:12 So, is Dr.
0:14 Fauci next?
0:15 There are co-conspirators named in this, people
0:18 who falsified information and hid records.
0:21 Now, unfortunately, the indictment seems more along
0:25 the lines of hiding documentation than actual fraud,
0:28 even though we know that that happened.
0:30 So, let's go through it.
0:32 We have known about this email hiding
0:34 for at least 2 years here on Redacted at least
0:36 because we've been following it because of Senate
0:39 committees that showed us these emails from Dr.
0:41 Morens where he used his Gmail to work around paper trails.
0:46 Listen to this 2024 testimony in a congressional hearing.
0:50 This is It's not a testimony.
0:52 It's being read out by House Oversight Chairman
0:54 James Comer and he explains how this was done.
0:57 Watch.
0:58 Dr.
0:58 David Morens, a senior advisor to Dr.
1:01 Fauci for decades, wrote in an email to Dr.
1:04 Daszak, quote, I learned from our FOIA lady here how to make
1:08 emails disappear after I am FOIA'd but before the search starts.
1:14 So, I think we are all safe.
1:16 Plus, I deleted most of those earlier
1:19 emails after sending them to Gmail, end quote.
1:23 Is that consistent with NIH document retention policies?
1:27 It is not.
1:29 Does the NIH FOIA office teach employees how to avoid transparency?
1:34 I certainly hope not.
1:36 He also later wrote Dr.
1:38 Daszak and I quote, we are all smart enough
1:41 to know to never have smoking guns and if we did,
1:45 we wouldn't put them in emails.
1:48 And if we found them, we would delete them, end quote.
1:52 Is that consistent with NIH document retention policies?
1:56 It is not.
1:58 Finally, emails show that Dr.
2:00 Morens would share internal discussions
2:03 regarding upcoming FOIA releases with Dr.
2:06 Daszak.
2:07 He would then help Dr.
2:09 Daszak craft responses to documents being released in these FOIAs.
2:14 Are those actions consistent with NIH policies?
2:18 If those actions occurred, they would not be consistent.
2:21 So, do these actions concern you, Dr.
2:24 Tabak?
2:25 It does indeed.
2:27 Okay.
2:27 What is Dr.
2:28 So, what we knew is that they were getting
2:32 FOIA requests and they were doctoring them and then
2:35 they were trying to forward them to their own
2:37 Gmail so it didn't exist in their work emails.
2:41 I mean, that's kind of a dumb boomer thing to do,
2:44 but they were Who's the FOIA lady who's like, I'll show you.
2:48 Forward this to your Gmail and then delete it
2:50 and then this will never show up on documents.
2:52 So, it's the dumbest thing ever.
2:53 But we have proof of it happening.
2:55 And more importantly, who were those co-conspirators?
2:58 the DOJ says there are at least two.
3:00 Take a look at We We have the press release about the indictment.
3:04 I don't have the full indictment.
3:05 If you have seen it, please send it to me.
3:07 So, what they're saying here is that at least
3:10 two others were trying to get around these FOIA
3:14 requests and they were specifically trying to do
3:17 that because they wanted to discredit the lab leak theory.
3:21 They wanted to continuously push on the American
3:23 people that COVID was a natural phenomenon,
3:27 not not a result of gain of function.
3:30 And we have seen many much documentation about gain
3:34 of function research in fact being exposed from a lab.
3:38 So, it's further says that, you know, they were talking about,
3:41 I'll just do this for you and in exchange I will deserve it.
3:45 Take a look at the next slide for a bottle of wine.
3:48 Yes, you know, you can get this bottle
3:49 of wine for behind the scenes shenanigans.
3:52 Then later we talk about like, I'll deserve it by, you know,
3:55 getting this Michelin star restaurant experience in Paris, New York, DC.
4:00 So, who did that?
4:01 Who offered that to him and why?
4:04 This is someone asking Morens to pervert research to be used to manipulate
4:11 the American public into what was our experience during the COVID-19 pandemic.
4:16 It could be Dr.
4:17 Fauci.
4:18 It could be, you know, several people that we've seen copied on these chains.
4:22 There was a lot more than just this one person.
4:25 So, why are we getting the only one?
4:28 It could be we've seen information exchanged from Dr.
4:31 Jeremy Farrar.
4:33 He is currently the chief scientist at the World Health Organization.
4:36 I have a few guesses.
4:38 You know, for instance, this is not the only academic paper
4:42 that was manipulated to downplay the lab leak theory.
4:47 You know, here is further from the indictment saying that they were just
4:50 trying to counter the narrative that COVID came from a lab lab leak.
4:55 This was also done in the infamous 2020
4:58 paper that was in the journal Nature Medicine.
5:00 This one we've talked about many times was used by the government
5:04 and the media to shut down all speculation that COVID was from a lab leak.
5:09 But later we saw investigations show
5:12 that even WHO scientists had doctored the outcome.
5:17 This email from Dr.
5:18 Farrar, the one I told you about who works for the WHO now,
5:22 who had said, oh, I love the paper,
5:24 great, but instead of concluding that COVID was unlikely to come from a lab,
5:28 can we say it was improbable?
5:31 I mean, that's not what the study showed.
5:33 He just wanted a paper to say, no, it didn't.
5:37 It's improbable.
5:38 It couldn't You can't just change the conclusions.
5:40 Now, there were several doctors on these chains.
5:44 So, your guess is as good as mine as co-conspirators.
5:47 I mean, we have evidence of Fauci doing this, too.
5:50 So, I'm just wondering why this one guy, you know,
5:54 and also it's worth pointing out the indictment does not
5:57 specify fraud in the research and that fraud was what Dr.
6:02 Regina, who has been on our show many times about Canadian hate science.
6:06 That's exactly what this is.
6:07 This is hate science.
6:08 You're using something to expand government power and push
6:12 things on the American people that's not scientific.
6:15 So, the fraud is not what the the indictment about.
6:19 It's about FOIA request.
6:21 It's about document production.
6:23 It's about, let's hide this in order to.
6:26 So, I would very much like the fraud to be prosecuted.
6:30 Also, the fact that Dr.
6:31 Fauci lied to Congress about gain of function.
6:34 We now know that that happened.
6:36 You know, he was on these chains about research obfuscation.
6:41 So, what?
6:42 The indictment doesn't answer that.
6:44 Doesn't charge about research fraud.
6:46 It doesn't name the co-conspirators.
6:49 It is more about hiding records.
6:51 So, okay.
6:52 That leaves a lot of bigger questions
6:54 untouched and it's frustrating for those of us
6:56 who saw how they did in fact pervert
6:58 the science to enact restrictions on the public.
7:01 So, let us know what you think.
7:03 Is this just a start or is it breadcrumbing?
7:07 I'm I'm more on the side of breadcrumbing
7:09 because it's just it's a small fish, right?
7:12 Right.
7:12 Let me [clears throat] know what you think.
7:13 Right.
7:14 So, is Fauci about to be arrested?
7:16 Is Fauci be about to be indicted or just like
7:18 little members of his team will start to be picked off?
7:21 Right.
7:21 You know, yeah, like I said, breadcrumbing.
7:23 Those of us who are like, well, no, there were a lot of crimes here.
7:27 We would like to see them prosecuted.
7:29 You know, in the same way like Go ahead, Philip, please.
7:33 I was going to say, well,
7:34 it sounds to me like they're they're bringing up the most wrist-slappable
7:36 accusations so that they don't have to bring up the the bigger ones.
7:39 So, they can see, see, we're on it.
7:41 Yeah.
7:42 Gain of function research, I got a slap on the wrist.
7:44 Lying in front of Congress, lying to Right.
7:47 lying in front of Congress lying to Senator Rand Paul, verifiably lying.
7:51 Right.
7:52 Where is, you know, Senator Rand Paul in pushing for criminal, you know,
7:55 move towards criminal referral,
7:57 but that's all the Congress can do anyway on the congressional side.
8:00 I mean, I'm not a lawyer so I don't know, but the you know,
8:03 the the perversion of the scientific paper that was
8:07 used to enact restrictions on the American public.
8:11 I'm very curious if that's prosecutable fraud.
8:15 Because it certainly was, like I said, used as hate science.
8:20 So, yeah, I think along the lines of what Philip said, it's a wrist slap.
8:25 Can you make a fake document?
8:26 I mean, the fake document I mean, look at look at the Steel dossier.
8:30 Right.
8:31 I mean, this is it's academic research that was used to I mean,
8:35 we saw how that happened in Canada.
8:37 If you haven't What What's her last name?
8:39 Regina, who's on our show all the time.
8:41 Watkins?
8:41 No.
8:42 What's her name?
8:42 Regina What's her name?
8:44 Thank you.
8:44 Yeah.
8:45 Bam.
8:45 You guys just nailed that.
8:48 Read her book about Canadian [laughter]
8:52 Ivermectin claims from the health the wellness company.
8:55 Ivermectin attack.
8:57 Yeah.
8:58 Uh Yeah, go ahead.
8:59 Sorry.
9:00 So, yes.
9:00 I mean, she points out that that this is
9:03 in fact a fraud fraudulent worth What's her book called?
9:07 We've talked to her many times.
9:09 Fisman's fraud, the rise of Canadian hate science.
9:12 So, yeah, could we do that, too,
9:14 if that was something the DOJ was interested in?
9:17 Just let me know what you think.
9:18 Well, that'd be great.
9:19 It would be you know, again,
9:21 as Senator Rand Paul had said about last year on our show,
9:25 the walls are closing in.
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