Accountability for COVID-19 Miscommunication

is this massive dichotomy between what he was saying privately and what he was simultaneously saying publicly.

He says in his diaries on January 30th that

the Wuhan lab could not possibly be the source of the virus.

Well, we know that was all false.

And then, well, we all know it, but now his diary,

he says he knew that.

And yet for two years, he told us that that was the case.

He was given a pardon,

prospectively, from the last administration.

We don't know if it was an auto pen pardon.

It doesn't really matter for legality purposes.

But Americans want to know, a lot of them,

is there going to be any accountability for trillions of dollars lost,

children's education destroyed, and public health reputation,

public health industry reputation shattered? Yeah. And millions of people injured.

He lied about masks.

He lied about social distancing.

He lied about the transmission.

He lied about natural immunity.

He lied about the capacity, as you just said, of the vaccine to prevent infection.

He got vaccinated at a very, very public press conference in January of 2020.

And then, five months later, he had—and this is the first time that

we knew this from the diary—he had a pulmonary infarction,

which is one of the adverse events that NIH, CDC, and FDA said are expected from the vaccine.

He never told anybody.

He got treated for it privately by the best doctors in America.

At the same time, he was telling everybody that that was not an adverse event.

Is there anything else we're missing from these diaries that has not been released that you can share with us tonight?

I don't think—I mean, I have to say,

a lot of this stuff is in my book,

but based upon other documents. But there is something very dramatic,

even for me, of seeing him write it in his own journal,

confessing to being wrong, to lying about all this stuff.

He's also loving his own press.

I mean, they're going on, and I'm the most—