A small number of text messages from Dr. Anthony Fauci were released this week by Republican Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, including a bombshell admission from Fauci that the COVID-19 vaccine could prompt a miscarriage.
The text exchange focusing on pregnant women took place in early January 2021, and included Fauci, then-Surgeon General nominee Dr. Vivek Murthy, and then-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky — Murthy was asking about when pregnant women should get vaccinated.
(The first COVID-19 vaccines — made by Pfizer and Moderna — had been granted emergency use authorization and introduced to the American public in December 2020.)
Fauci acknowledged in the exchange that there were reports of patients taking a second vaccine dose experiencing conditions which “theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester.”
On that note, billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, who supported the jab early, drew the attention of a Fox News anchor when he shared online that he and his wife suffered seven miscarriages while trying to have a second child during the “pandemic.”
“Oh, my God!” Fox News anchor gasps on air as billionaire Bill Ackman reveals he and his wife suffered SEVEN miscarriages during COVID.
In January 2021, Fauci sent a text chain message to the then CDC director Rochelle Walensky that vaccination, specifically the second dose,… https://t.co/M64jpQbHc0 pic.twitter.com/yWJL0u7DI9
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) August 11, 2026
Ackman asked of Fauci, “WTF was he thinking?”
The reason being that a day later, Fauci wrote that “in any vaccine in which data are lacking in pregnant women one must weigh the potential risks against the benefits,” noting that “COVID-19 can be a serious disease especially in pregnancy,” according to CBS News.
Fauci would go on to say that more than 10,000 pregnant women had been vaccinated at the time, and “No issues have arisen.”
Even worse, the network said that seven months after the exchange, the CDC “explicitly recommended that pregnant women should get vaccinated against COVID-19, citing new data that showed ‘scientists did not find an increased risk for miscarriage.'”
As more and more information is learned about the pandemic, the one consistency is that no one in a poisition of authority is being held accountable for their actions — here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on X:
Just heartbreaking. Fauci and others need to go to jail. This cannot go unpunished, or it will happen again.
— Jo Clark (@JoClark70992650) August 12, 2026
I can’t believe people are stupid enough to inject themselves with this and then wonder why they have problems. Only 20% of us saw through the madness. That’s the scary part.
— Proud American (@RightmindsRus) August 13, 2026
Five of my daughter’s friends/coworkers (All in their twenties, vaccinated for Covid, & otherwise, in good health) miscarried during Covid. Anecdotal? Yes. But the pattern suggests the MRNA vaccines may have contributed- especially in light of Fauci & Walensky’s texts.
— L. Chac (@LChac23) August 11, 2026
I have a friend who’s suffered nearly as many, yet doesn’t believe the miscarriages have anything to do with the covid vax or boosters.
— Sad Francisco (@SansFuncisco) August 12, 2026
My neighbors, about 3 yrs ago, lost their first child 1/2 hr after birth. Since then she has miss carried at least 4 times. Shes currently pregnant and thankfully due next month. She had to take jab to keep her job. He took it to support her.
— Kristen (@Kristen99036839) August 13, 2026
After the Covid vax I was aware of three women who weren’t able to carry a baby to full term til a year and a half after injection. Each women suffered multiple miscarriages in between. One woman had a baby in 2019 took the vax in 2021 and wasn’t able to carry fully til 2023.
— Von Eagle (@VonEagle45) August 12, 2026
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Tom Tillison grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills. Tillison also contributes to BizPac Review.
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