Was Anthony Fauci Arrested by U.S. Special Forces?

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A viral article from Actual Uncooked News, which describes itself as exploring “content material usually averted by the mainstream media,” claims that Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the Nationwide Institute of Allergy and Infectious Illnesses, was arrested by particular forces on Saturday afternoon. 

Based on the article: “Special Forces in civilian automobiles discretely tailed Fauci’s automotive to an underground parking storage close to the resort and made their transfer. They boxed him in, drew weapons, and ordered Fauci’s guards to toss their firearms out the window. 

“Fauci’s safety complied, and Special Forces dragged Fauci from the car, subdued him, and carted him off for processing.”

These are false claims. 

Fauci appeared in an ABC News interview with Jonathan Karl on April 10, a day after the alleged arrest. Throughout that interview Fauci mentioned the current rise in COVID-19 instances and the way to assess “private threat.”

Moreover, Actual Uncooked News has a disclaimer on its web site, which says that: “Info on this web site is for informational and academic and leisure functions. This web site incorporates humor, parody, and satire. We’ve included this disclaimer for our safety, on the recommendation on [sic] authorized counsel.”

As we have now beforehand reported, Actual Uncooked News has a historical past of selling utterly baseless tales of arrests and executions. We’ve beforehand truth checked the false declare from Actual Uncooked News that Navy SEALs pledged loyalty to Donald Trump and arrested Hillary Clinton on March 4, 2021. We additionally examined the viral and false story {that a} Navy pilot’s touchdown mishap was attributable to a COVID-19 vaccine response. 

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