Fox Host Brian Kilmeade Tears into ‘Maniac’ Fauci: ‘We Knew He Was Lying’

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade ripped into Dr. Anthony Fauci on Tuesday, calling the former NIAID chief a “maniac” after the release of journal entries from the days of Covid-19 ravaging the world.

Kilmeade spoke out during Tuesday morning’s Fox & Friends, as the curvy couch reported on the 2020 journal entries revealed by Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), in which Fauci called himself “the most famous and talked about person” in America.

As F&F co-host Steve Doocy noted that “a lot of the stuff he wrote down was different than what he was telling us,” Kilmeade was ticked off.

“This guy’s a maniac,” Kilmeade said. “We knew he was lying. We knew he was changing his opinions and the statements and his policies per interview.”

He added: “We watched how he reveled in the left-wing causes and with the crazy Hollywood celebrities who couldn’t get enough of him while he was torturing children in school, keeping them from talking to each other, keeping them out of schools forever while denying he was doing just that. In terms of the most vital information, for example, the source of Covid-19, it came from the lab. We said of course it came [from the lab].”

The show then played a montage of Fauci claiming the virus originated in Wuhan wet markets.

“So that’s what he was saying in public, but what he was writing in his diary just three and a half months before that first testimony, he was saying something totally different,” co-host Ainsley Earhardt said. “Now we know the market was not the source, it was the amplifier. Having said that, somewhere, the virus jumped from animals to humans.”

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