Fauci says 'inflammatory' statements made
about him by RFK Jr and Fox News star
Jessie Watters are 'accelerating' death
threats against him and his family
Posted By: Come And Take It, 12/22/2021 8:41:09 PM
Dr Anthony Fauci slammed Fox News personalities and leading anti-vaxxer Robert F Kennedy Jr for making 'inflammatory' statements about him that he says have 'accelerated' death threats against him and his family. During a wide-ranging interview with Yahoo! News on Tuesday, Fauci also took a swipe at RFK Jr, the anti-vaxxer lawyer son of the late US attorney general and senator from New York Robert Kennedy, who last month published a book filled with wild conspiracy theories targeting Fauci and Bill Gates. Fauci added that 'inflammatory statements' made by RFK Jr and 'Fox media personalities' have 'accelerated' the threats...
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It probably has nothing at all to do with the fact that Americans don't like tin-horn dictators trying to rule over there very existence. Right?