Anthony Fauci is scheduled to testify before Congress on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, giving senators an opportunity to confront him with the extraordinary trove of evidence released by Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., in recent days concerning Fauci and the coordinated effort to suppress evidence that Covid-19 was a laboratory-made virus.
The records include Fauci’s emails, private diary entries, and previously hidden Slack messages of the Fauci-funded scientists who produced the “Proximal Origin” paper at his behest.
These newly released records do not merely raise broad questions about Fauci’s conduct. They expose a sprawling record of contradictions between his private knowledge and his public statements, each of which demands a direct answer under oath when he appears before the Senate. These 10 questions are only the beginning.
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