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3:57Now PlayingIn the face of media hammering her about Dr. Tony Fauci's emails, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki stands behind his work on the coronavirus and says the administration won't pass judgment on its origins until the investigation is over.
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"For many Americans, Dr. Anthony Fauci quickly became the face of trust and reason against the coronavirus pandemic. He was a reliable man of science while the Trump White House often played politics in its decision-making.
Fauci, the 80-year-old director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, was seemingly everywhere as the pandemic emerged, appearing at White House coronavirus task force briefings and doing interviews with an enormous range of media outlets, answering questions basic and complex as the dangerous new virus wreaked havoc on the U.S. and the world.
Now a fresh window into Fauci's life and work has opened, as thousands of pages of Fauci's work emails from the early months of the pandemic have been released to BuzzFeed and The Washington Post via Freedom of Information Act requests.
BuzzFeed has posted its entire trove here for public perusal. These are some things that we found as we pored through the archive."
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