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Sen. Roger Marshall says he’s not upset about Dr. Anthony Fauci being heard on a live microphone calling him a “moron,” but he is more concerned that the slam came after the doctor “had just lied to Congress.”
“I think we were both very much in the moment,” the Kansas Republican told Fox News Digital, the network reported Friday. “I did not take it personal one bit. I was more focused on the true facts [and] the fact that he had just lied to Congress.”
Earlier this week, Fauci’s comment was picked up on a live microphone after he and Marshall had a heated argument during a Senate Health Committee meeting when the men disagreed whether Fauci’s financial disclosure forms are available to the public.
Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and President Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser, insisted during the hearing that he had submitted the information and that it was publicly available.
Marshall, however, said he’d been trying to get the information for weeks.
Fauci told him that his financial disclosure is “public knowledge and has been for the last 37 years or so, 35 years that I’ve been director,” and then told Marshall that “all you have to do is ask for it. You’re so misinformed it’s extraordinary.”
After that, the doctor could be heard muttering the “moron” comment.
Marshall told Fox News that the information is not publicly available and that it takes the National Institutes of Health and the Biden White House “months to respond to any type of request for information.” Continue reading at Newsmax.
