New Fauci vaccine texts spark congressional review as Carlson unveils 2028 plan
Leaked messages from Dr. Anthony Fauci's government phone reveal private remarks about COVID-19 vaccination, prompting scrutiny from lawmakers, while Tucker Carlson released a ten-point vision that has ignited talk of a future conservative movement.
A trove of thousands of previously unseen texts from Dr. Anthony Fauci's official device shows him discussing a theoretical link between vaccination, fever and pregnancy, a point now being examined by members of Congress. The disclosure arrives as the former White House chief medical adviser faces comparison between his private comments and his public statements during the pandemic. In parallel, former a host at one outlet published a ten-item manifesto outlining his ideas for America, fueling speculation that he may spearhead a new right-wing coalition or consider an independent presidential run in 2028.
Why it matters
The Fauci texts could affect public trust in pandemic guidance, while Carlson's manifesto may reshape conservative politics.
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