Dr Anthony Fauci has admitted that he created the six-foot social distancing rule and other precautionary measures because he felt he was “protecting” Americans.
During a hearing with Republicans on the House Select Subcommittee about the coronavirus, Fauci confessed that the rules in place “sort of just appeared.”
During a hearing with Republicans on the House Select Subcommittee, Fauci admitted that these rules seemed to have appeared without a specific origin.
“Do you recall when discussions regarding, kind of, the at-least-a-6-foot threshold began?” Fauci was asked.
“You know, I don’t recall. It sort of just appeared,” he replied.
He also admitted that he was not aware of any studies supporting the six-foot distancing rule and did not review data on whether children in schools should wear masks to prevent the spread of the virus.
He remains uncertain about the validity of studies suggesting developmental issues in students wearing masks.
Additionally, Fauci claimed to not know his aide David Morens’ actions of trying to hide official communication by using a private Gmail account to conduct business related to the origins of Covid.
