Peter Navarro once confronted Anthony Fauci face-to-face, accusing him of having “blood on his hands” for blocking hydroxychloroquine. Navarro arrived in the Situation Room with stacks of documents claiming it worked, only to be shut down after Vice President Mike Pence intervened and told him to take it outside. This account comes from Fauci himself, who later said he felt obligated to “tell the truth,” even if it meant contradicting Trump. But for Fauci, truth followed a very different logic — one that still shapes how many now view the COVID era.
How Did “Public Health” Turn Into the Opposite of Health?
