I've had gut suspicions about Dr. Fauci for some time now.

Also, just a few days before Trump was inaugurated, Fauci gave a speech at the Georgetown University Medical Center in which he proclaimed that a "surprise outbreak" would occur during the Trump administration.

Was the probability really that much of a certainty?

Or, is he an incredibly gifted psychic?

Or ... did he know what was coming from nefarious insider sources?

I don't know what to think about Dr Fauci. I take his comment in 2017 just to mean that some new disease would come along because it always does. I found this article that points this out. I think ti makes sense.

"Fauci’s message was simple: As someone who’d been with the federal government for decades, he’d seen countless pandemics ravage the nation. And based on this experience, he was confident yet another one would appear during Trump’s tenure in office.

His assertion was backed by facts. The Obama administration experienced the H1N1, Zika and Ebola pandemics; the Bush administration experienced the SARS pandemic, and the Reagan administration experienced the AIDs crisis."

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