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Fauci’s Private Vaccine Texts Revealed, Tucker Carlson Fuels 2028 Speculation | NY POSTcast
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4:03Now PlayingThousands of newly obtained messages from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s government phone are offering a new look at his private discussions during the COVID vaccine rollout. One exchange about a theoretical concern involving vaccination, fever and pregnancy is drawing fresh scrutiny on Capitol Hill as lawmakers compare Fauci’s private conversations with his public statements at the time. Plus, Tucker Carlson has unveiled a ten-point vision for America following his high-profile break with President Trump. The manifesto is fueling speculation about whether Carlson could help launch a new conservative movement — or even mount an independent presidential bid in 2028.
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