BENSON BYTE: Link Lauren - Newly Released Diaries Reveal Anthony Fauci As "A Real Megalomaniac"
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all the children that didn't get to go to school for years, the restaurants, one-third of American restaurants that closed forever, so many people that were absolutely demolished because of this man. He's going to get, of course he has his pardon, so he's got that going for him. But your thoughts about one, Anthony Fauci. Well, as you mentioned, I think Joe Biden gave him a blanket pardon going back to 2014. So what was he doing back then well before COVID? But I think a lot of people are seeing now who Anthony Fauci really is and who he was. I mean, this is an 80-year-old man. It was supposed to be the top health expert in the country. And he was going home at night and writing a little diary like he's, you know, Carrie Bradshaw and Sex in the City or Bridget Jay Jones diary. I mean, he's writing about how popular he is, how famous he is, how people honk when he goes down the street. He would keep clippings of little covers and people would turn him into a superhero. I think he has three or four pictures of himself up in his office. I mean, this is a real narcissist or real megalomaniac, Anthony Fauci. Most of what he said ended up being wrong, and you see that in these diary entries, right? They pretty much understood that this did not come from a bat in a wet market. It most likely came from a lab, but we were told, how dare you believe that? You're racist if you say it came from a Chinese lab. You got Robert F. Kennedy Jr., I was going to call him President Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., got de-platform. They took his social media account from him, and he's going to, I don't know why we don't. nail that down and just once and for all and say that it was not some wet market. It wasn't bats that were like 800 miles away, that it was the Wuhan Institute of Urology where this, I mean, even if they just want to say where it most likely took place. Let's not forget, those people that worked in that lab, they were some of the first to die. I mean, there is a way, you know, we can find. patient zero. We thought we found patient zero on the West Coast here in America at, I believe, a nursing home or something. We certainly could prove how this happened. I don't know why. I don't know if it's politics or if there's something that we, the American people, don't know about this, why we don't get to the bottom of it. I always wonder why, for example, the Dobbs decision that was leaked. If me, you link... and Joelle, and we'll throw Dylan in. If we formed our own investigative agency and we could subpoena, it could only be the nine Supreme Court justices, their clerks, any of the clerical staff. I mean, it's a small universe of people. We don't know who's cocaine. It was in the White House. Now, of course, we could find out who that is, and they probably know the answer to all three of these questions, but we don't get... the answer to all three. And I'll tell you when I knew that something was really wrong with this guy. You could see he was in love with his press clippings, which he actually kept the scrapbook of himself, which is really just beyond self-indulgent, self-absorbed. But he did an interview.
I don't remember Link, which it was one of the alphabet legacy Democrat networks. It was a fawning type of thing. And he had a full-length picture of himself. And the pillows on the couch were him, his picture, on the pillows. So I thought, okay, okay, we got it now. We see this guy wants to be famous for being famous. But how about this? He's either lying to his diary or he's lying to the American people because he has two different answers, depending if it's to Dear Anthony Diary or if it was what he would say publicly. Link, your thoughts. Right. Well, I think the most egregious situation is while he's at home, you know, doing his diary. People are at home scared. They're watching the mainstream media. They're being told to not get together with their loved ones, not to get fresh air, sunlight, exercise. Those are some of the things that would have been the best for us during COVID. And so many people were deplatformed. You mentioned Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. The day I met Bobby in June of 23, he had just gotten his Instagram back from Meta because he had been deplatformed during the pandemic, I think for simply asking questions about the science. And what we see now in these diary entries is that Anthony Fauci was not in. interested in doing any real science. He was interested in going on television, doing interviews. He wrote about going to dinner with Jake Kapper and his wife, giving questions to interviewers, so I guess he could look good. He wasn't interested in doing the scientific method, having a hypothesis and looking into things. They knew children were okay, but kids were separated, and now we're going to have a whole generation of kids who grew up alone. They were on the Internet for some of their most formative years. They have social skill issues, and we're going to see the ramifications of that for years to come. And I think, unfortunately, he has this pardon, but there might be a way to have some type of justice served. Well, I thought about this this morning when we were talking about it, and it is that he's not immune from any state. action that could be taken. There could be many states that will say, look what you did. Look what you did to our children. Look what you did to our industries. So I don't think he's safe, much like they went after President Trump whenever they could at the state level. As you know, and I know you know this link, it's Link Lauren, on Guy Benson. He is only protected, and you're right, it was a blanket for things that we don't even know about anything. It's just one of the most just horrible, if you will, pardons ever granted, just blanket anything for all these years, like whatever that is, seven years or ten years. Absolutely crazy. any state's attorney's general that would want to bring up something. He is not immune from that, Link. Yeah, I think, you know, maybe if Ken Paxton comes home from his European vacations, he could do something in Texas. I don't know. I think the Republicans could kick into gear and do something, the attorney general, but I'm not holding my breath, to be honest. I mean, I know the other side would do it to Republicans.
Would you say, oh, the other side would do much Republicans in a heartbeat. For some reason, Republicans are being a little more timid right now. I mean, Democrats try to kill us, shoot us, throw us in jail, and we're all like walking around on eggshells. It's a whole separate conversation. But I do think some justice could be served. Like I said, even if it isn't, we have to be more vigilant going forward. And I think we're allowed to question when the mainstream media is all giving us a certain propaganda, when the top quote unquote health experts are all saying something. It doesn't make you a bad guy or a villain for asking questions. And that's how we were made to feel. We were told to shut up and sit down and wear the mask and get the vaccine and do all of this. And, you know, all the people thought she was hanging out with were taking billions of dollars from pharmaceutical companies. So of course, they were going to prop him up. So I think it's just if we can't have justice, it's going to be a template moving forward to look at things with a squint and just question what's going on. In just hours, as you know, and in my somewhat snarky mini monologue, I mentioned it, I think that Senator Rand Paul is really going to give it to Dr. Anthony Fauci tomorrow your thoughts. Yeah, I think Rand Paul has been the person at the forefront of this. I believe he's the reason we have these diary entries. And I imagine he's very prepared. Anthony Fauci, he could either come in super prepared or he could come in very full of himself and really flail around. As we've seen before, you could have one of those two options. I think a lot of people are busy this summer. I hope they will take the time to tune in and see what Anthony Fauci has to say. I also think for a lot of people... They don't want to look back on COVID. They've sort of tried to, like, black hole it, and it's a really dark time, and people lost loved ones, and they lost work, and they lost jobs, and they lost time with friends and family. And so I know it's hard for some people to look back, but if we don't look back at Anthony Fauci and put them under the microscope, how are we going to learn lessons moving forward? And, yeah, and just in case anyone in Guy Benson universe thinks, ah, come on, the diary can't be that bad. Let me just read a couple of entries real quick. They're short. April 7, 22. 20, diary entry, when more than 60,000 Americans were already dead from COVID-19. Dr. Anthony Fauci wrote to himself, quote, Press, still hot and heavy about me, multiple stories per day, directly or indirectly involving me. Just a few weeks later on May 21st, Dr. Anthony Fauci wrote to his diary, quote, national and international fame, explosive and really unimaginable, quote, not hyperbole. That proved to me he was hanging around Joe Biden because that's Joe Biden's buzzword. And I'll give one more. This is late June of 2020. And COVID-19 daily cases, you know, we're climbing to a record 40,000 at the time. He wrote that, quote, he had been invited on ABC's Dancing with the Stars. I mean, it's clear. I mean, everybody should love themselves. But this guy is madly in love with himself.
Right. Absolutely. I think he wanted to be a Kardashian or a Megan Markle or a reality star. He wasn't interested in doing any type of health or any work. He didn't want to do the work. Famous for being famous. Yes, exactly. Couldn't agree more. And all the introductions, if we did a montage and we could right now, but we don't have to. Everybody heard it all. The sycophants, the Democrat media that just loved him, fell in love with him, would just... gush upon him. The greatest doctor in the world. I mean, they would just go on and on and on about him, and he ate it up. He loved it. And I think he actually, is it fair to imagine that he kept this gravy train going for as long as he could? Well, absolutely. Why would you want to get off the gravy train? I mean, he's hanging out with Julia John Roberts and getting calls from Barbara Streisand, and he writes. He has international fame, and he's the most famous person on earth. So I think it's intoxicating. Like, you just jogged my memory. He brags about how Julia John Roberts said how nervous she is around him. This guy, he looked in the mirror. Yeah, I don't know. He saw like Clark Gable meets Tom Cruise. I mean, he was gushing that Julia John Roberts gets nervous around him. Wow. Absolutely. I think it was just intoxicating the fame, the attention, so why would you want to get off the ride? Into a certain section of the population will always be this icon and this hero, but those people are, you know, too far into the Kool-Aid to probably come back. Well, if you and I ever have the chance to talk again, we'll be able to talk how the actual hearings went because it's going to be interesting because if you have a pardon, and Rand Paul has telegraphed this, you are required to answer questions because you can't... take the fifth because you don't have any federal jeopardy. So he's going to have to, I predict, because I've read some of the transcripts over the years, this guy that was always very precise. He used, I can't recall, I don't remember, I don't remember exactly how many times, but it was an obscene amount of times, like a dishonest amount of times. Tomorrow is going to be, I think, very illuminating. But we'll put that on hold for now. While we have about five minutes, I want to really make this count. As you know, on July 25th, at Berlin Pride, an Islamic extremist previously convicted for ISIS ties, drove a van into a crowd, and then attacked bystanders with a machete. Key words in there, I guess. Islamic extremist, convicted for ISIS ties, and this kind of lesson that the mass, you know, migration that we experienced, this is some of what we got. When President Trump says there's bad hombres, this is the kind of guy he's talking about.
Absolutely. I mean, when you continue to import people into the West and your country who hate you, who want to destroy you, who have no desire to assimilate, you're going to see things like this. And so while the Berlin terrorist attack was horrific, it wasn't shocking to me because this is what's going to continue to happen. And we actually see in cities like LA, New York, Chicago, a lot of soft on crime policies or people are just... let off the hook and this guy Abdul at the Berlin Pride Parade who drove the car through the crowd and then attacked them with the machete, he had been arrested for having ties to ISIS in May of 2026, I believe, and then he was let go, right? I think he was let go so if he could do counseling or some type of mental, emotional rehabilitation, we can't do that, right? We can't do that. And I'm also not saying we can't allow people to come to our country and immigrate here. I understand why people want to come to the United States and come to the West. But we have to have a really rigorous bedding process. If anyone has even remote ties to ISIS or terrorist organizations, I'm sorry you don't get to come here. And it doesn't make us xenophobic. It doesn't make us close minded. But we're allowed to protect our country because these people hate us. If you're white, if you're black, if you're Christian, Catholic, Jewish, they have a mandate to spread their Sharia law and to take over. And that's what we see. Link Lauren on Guy Benson, and when we left for the break, we were about to get into the issue of Minnesota, Governor Walls, Lieutenant Governor Flanagan, and tax dollars of Minnesotans being used to buy transgender dolls. Link, we continue our conversation, your thoughts. Well, I think Minnesota's just become a breeding ground for all this woke insanity. I don't think kids in school need transgender dolls. I don't think they need to be told there are 5,000 different genders. I think kids have a hard enough time learning these days. I think kids aren't making their benchmarks. They aren't passing their test. They're graduating high school without being able to read, write, to arithmetic. So I think we should focus on those things first and foremost before we tell them that they might be born in the wrong body or give them these weird transgender dolls. And Link, Link, as young as four years old. Right. Like, if you did this out on the street, you'd be arrested. and charged with some pedophilia or something. They're teaching this in school. Yes. But imagine a four-year-old whose brain is not developed to even understand what are you telling me? How dare adults do this to children? Right. I think that's part of the plan, though. I think the more confused the next generation is, the less educated they are. The more lost they are, the more controlled they'll be by the Democratic elites. And I think they won't ask as many questions. I mean, you have to be critical thinkers and you have to have that frontal lobe formed. And these seem like things that are just counterintuitive to all of that.
30 seconds. Let's go back to the future, right to where we began this when we first met. 30 second quick response. Anthony Fauci tomorrow before Senator Rand Paul's committee. Is it going to be a nothing burger or is it going to be a something burger? Oh, I think it's going to be a something burger for the people who are interested. Like I said, it's summer vacation and people have a right to not pay attention to all this and not want to look back on COVID. But I think for so many people who were deplatformed during the pandemic, who lost loved ones, who believed, quote, unquote, the science that ended up being wrong. They're going to tune in and they want some justice and they want to see Anthony Fauci sweat like all of us do. It was great to visit with you, Link Lauren. Thank you for having me. You're welcome. Political commentator, host of Spot On. with Link Lauren. That was yet another Guy Benson bite. For full episodes of Guy Benson, go to Guy Benson.com or wherever you get your podcasts. Listen to the show ad-free on Fox News Podcast Plus on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music with your prime membership, or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.