Fauci Claims He Has Nothing to Hide, so Why Are His Emails Redacted? | CLIP | Truth Over News

Hi everyone and welcome to Truth Over News. This week, the Biden regime issued an executive order establishing a new biosafety and biosecurity initiative. Perhaps surprisingly, the order seeks to reduce biological risks associated with advances in biotechnology, biomanufacturing, and the bioeconomy. It also wants to ensure that biotechnology is not used in ways that lead to accidental or deliberate harm to people. The Biden regime is laying the groundwork for a Republican takeover of Congress when it will inevitably become clear that COVID-19 came out of a lab. The fact that we will, one way or another, find out the truth is also evident from newly released Fauci emails. Once again, the bulk of Fauci's emails have been unjustifiably redacted by the National Institutes of Health. But from what we can see, it again becomes clear that Fauci and his former boss, Francis Collins, know a lot more than they let on. I have nothing to hide and I can defend everything I've done and every decision I've made. Fauci claims that he has nothing to hide, yet the concealment of yet another batch of new emails, as well as the Biden regime's new executive order on biotechnology threats, suggest otherwise. Let's start with Biden's executive order. The stated aim of the order is to reduce biological risks associated with advances in biotechnology. If that sounds eerily familiar, that's because it is. Back in 2012, a Fauci-funded experiment made an otherwise harmless virus into a potential biological bomb by making it airborne. Fauci was extremely proud of this so-called achievement. Kawaioka and Fouchier constructed variants of H5N1 avian influenza in order to identify which genetic mutations might alter the transmissibility of the virus. In their studies, they employed a standard influenza animal model, namely the ferret. This slide shows the basic design of the experiments in which the virus was modified to allow for aerosol transmission from one ferret to another. But unfortunately for Fauci, the public wasn't as thrilled as he was, and the Obama administration imposed a halt on these kinds of experiments. Fauci's response was to outsource these experiments to China, where no one would ask questions. The outsourcing was done through middleman Peter Daszak and his EcoHealth Alliance. The trouble with outsourcing technologically advanced virus manipulation is that the foreign lab needs to be given the technology to run the experiments. And so that technology was given to the Chinese Communist Party-affiliated lab in Wuhan, for instance in the form of humanized mice which are able to mimic human functions and are necessary to test new virus creations as well as being necessary for serial passage, a process in which viruses are further enhanced by passing them through these humanized mice over and over. We all now have to live with the results of this recklessness, for which both the Chinese side and the US side are responsible. China, for doing reckless high-risk experiments with little or no biosafety, and the US for funding it all, as well as providing the necessary know-how. And this is where Biden's executive order comes in. It directs the Secretary of Health and Human Services, as well as the Secretary of Homeland Security, to establish a plan for biosafety and biosecurity. That plan is supposed to enhance biosafety and biosecurity. What is notable about the proposal is that it appears to be aimed at taking away authority from Fauci's National Institutes of Health and transferring it to somewhere as yet to be determined within the executive branch. That is a long overdue move. Having the same agency, the NIH, both fund and regulate dangerous experiments was a disaster waiting to happen, especially with a little emperor like Fauci in charge for the past 40 years. Fauci was effectively able to fund whatever experiments he wanted to, as well as control huge parts of the scientific community that were dependent on his funding. When Obama issued his moratorium, Fauci simply circumvented it. It was easy for him, precisely because there was no outside oversight. He outsourced the work to Wuhan, and when an internal NIH employee complained that the work breached Obama's moratorium, he was simply overruled. In reality, the new framework proposed by the Biden regime may amount to little more than window dressing. It would probably be better for Congress to finally engage and impose strict controls. Congress has enormous leverage by controlling the purse strings. It just hasn't used that leverage. For Biden's part, he, or whoever runs the White House, is quite wisely pre-empting Congress and disclosure of the true origin of COVID-19 by issuing the executive order, which they can use to later claim to have proactively taken measures against future lab leaks. And what about Fauci? Well, he's trying to retire before the storm hits. But as the new Fauci emails show, the storm may hit him anyway. The new emails were released as a result of ongoing litigation from transparency group U.S. Right to Know. The latest batch concerns a time period around February 1st, 2020, when Fauci and his then-boss, Francis Collins, instigated a cover-up of the Wuhan lab leak, as well as their own role in funding the Wuhan lab. One email that immediately jumps out from the batch is an email from Collins to Fauci that asserts that the NIH had not funded the Wuhan lab. Collins stated, no evidence this work was supported by NIH. The work that he's talking about is lab experiments on coronaviruses, specifically work done by Shi Zhengli at the Wuhan lab. Shi also described COVID-19 and very conspicuously left out any mention of its very peculiar and unnatural furin cleavage site, the part that makes COVID-19 so virulent. Why was Collins worried about lab work when he was at the same time claiming that COVID-19 was totally natural? And why was he worried about NIH funding? As far as Fauci, well, he replied by saying that he needed to see more details. Again, why would he need to see more details when his public position was that the virus was totally natural and had nothing to do with the lab? Some of what followed this email exchange between Fauci and Collins was already known from previous email releases. First, within a few hours of the email exchange, Fauci and Collins participated and even organized a teleconference with Fauci-funded scientists whom we have covered extensively on this show. These scientists privately admitted at the conference that the virus was likely engineered, but publicly they all claimed that it was totally natural. Although most of the emails remain heavily redacted, it appears from what we are able to see that the secret teleconference seeded the cover-up of the virus's true origin at the Wuhan lab. We know, for instance, from an unredacted part of one of Collins' emails that he directed the secret teleconference group to publicly push against a lab origin so as to safeguard international harmony. In other words, Collins told the group to lie about the virus's origin in order to protect China.