Hello America and welcome to a new edition of John Solomon Reports. The podcast from

Just a News where oh my god news is breaking out all over today. I can't even keep up with

it every time I turn around. There's something new and exciting going on in Washington and

around the world. Speaking of exciting, we've got a fantastic guest today, Dr. Jonathan

Fishbind, a whistleblower who blew the whistle on Dr. Fauci, an ethical and safety issues

inside the NIH's infectious disease division institute. The one that Fauci has run since

the late 1980s is joining us. It's the first time I think he's ever done a podcast about

how he blew the whistle, what he found out. And he has some strong words about Dr. Fauci's

leadership of NIAID. That's the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

Yes, the one that Dr. Fauci runs, part of the NIH that's been the lead on AIDS, been

lead on the pandemic on coronavirus. He's got some amazing stories to tell about foster

children, AIDS infected mothers and others who were disserved by the research that Fauci

did because there were either ethical problems or worse yet, safety problems. And Dr. Jonathan

Fishbind talks to us. This is an exclusive interview. I'm so excited. I wrote about a lot about

Dr. Fishbind's whistle blowing back in 2003, 2005 when I worked for the Associated Press.

There was a Democrats and Republicans alike from Charles Grassley to John Connors, a Democrat

from Michigan, all raised concerns about what Dr. Fishbind had found. Fauci's team fired

Dr. Fishbind for blowing the whistle. He then was reinstated later after an investigation

concluded that his firing appeared to be retaliation. And that most all of the concerns he

raised about safety, ethics, compliance were in fact true. And you're going to get to hear

from him firsthand. And also we're going to have a quick rundown of all that's happened on the

Russia case right after this commercial break from our great advertisers and sponsors. So stay

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