BREAKING: Tulsi Gabbard Now Investigating Dr. Fauci!

Fauci your time is up.

What are they preparing for him now?

Anthony Fauci may not be walking away from the COVID-19 controversy without serious scrutiny. Tulsi Gabbard, now serving in an intelligence leadership role, is actively investigating the origins of the pandemic in collaboration with Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, the new NIH director, and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Their focus is on U.S. involvement in “gain-of-function” research—experiments that can make viruses more transmissible or deadly—and how it may have played a direct role in the COVID-19 outbreak. Gabbard confirmed that this type of research was not only happening in Wuhan, China, but was funded, at least in part, by U.S. government resources.

Speaking on The Megyn Kelly Show, Gabbard explained that her team is working to uncover a direct link between this gain-of-function research and the origins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. “We are working on that with Jay Bhattacharya and look forward to being able to share that hopefully very soon,” she said, adding that the consequences of such a finding would be profound.

Megyn Kelly highlighted the fact that if the virus did originate from U.S.-funded research involving EcoHealth Alliance and the Wuhan Institute of Virology, then Dr. Anthony Fauci—who authorized funding through the NIH—would be directly implicated. Gabbard noted that Fauci repeatedly denied any involvement in funding this kind of research when questioned under oath by Senator Rand Paul. She also revealed that Fauci sought a preemptive pardon from President Biden before stepping down from his post, raising further questions about his legal exposure.

The investigation is broader than just COVID-19. Gabbard pointed out that similar risky research continues in biolabs around the world. She recalled being labeled a “Russian asset” after warning about U.S.-funded biolabs in Ukraine, criticism she says was aimed at silencing factual concerns about global biosecurity. The information she cited remains publicly available on official U.S. government websites.

“We must stop this gain-of-function research,” Gabbard stated. She emphasized the importance of fully understanding how COVID began, not only to hold those responsible accountable but to prevent future pandemics.

Meanwhile, the Chinese government has responded with its own narrative. A white paper released by China’s State Council accuses the United States of shifting blame by pushing the lab-leak theory. It reasserts an earlier joint conclusion with the World Health Organization that COVID likely spread from animals to humans, not from a lab. The paper even suggests the virus may have originated in the U.S. before appearing in China—claims widely viewed as deflective.

Still, the U.S. intelligence community, now under Gabbard’s leadership, is prioritizing a full postmortem on the pandemic. Gabbard announced the launch of the “Directors Initiative Group,” a task force focused on President Trump’s top priorities, with the origin of COVID-19 being chief among them.

With growing bipartisan support for investigating the pandemic’s roots, the questions surrounding Fauci, U.S. funding, and lab-based research may finally see concrete answers—and possible accountability.