The Tom Wood Show Episode 1911.

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The Tom Wood Show.

Hey everybody, Tom Woods here.

I thought I would do an episode because I can't imagine I'd be able to get away with not

doing an episode on the Dr. Fauci emails. This big dump of email correspondence with Dr.

Fauci's name on it that resulted from a freedom of information act request.

And I want to go through a few points that we discover in them.

Now, I don't think there's a huge smoking gun here, but there are a few things as you'll see

that point to at least some suspicious possibilities. Let's say that.

It's highly unlikely that in his emails, he's going to just give the whole game away

that bluntly. He would convey his, let's say, opinions that he wouldn't want known in other

ways over the telephone or whatever. So for instance, I have people saying,

ah, look at this. He's admitting that masks don't work back in February of 2020.

But he said that publicly also. He was very clear about this.

And Trump was right to say that in the debate, although he wasn't very good.

When he's talking about Fauci, he wasn't very good at recalling exactly what Fauci said,

but he was very decisive when it came to the pointlessness of wearing masks in this situation.

So that's nothing new. There's nothing new about that. And the thing is with Fauci,

we've had so much come out of his mouth that's turned out to be wrong. He's been wrong on schools.

He's been wrong on Florida. He's been wrong on Texas. He's been wrong about, well, I don't know if

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