Lord Fauci Demands People Who Criticize or Question Him be Fired

by Chris Black

I mean, how dare you, peasant?

It’s been clear for years now that Anthony Fauci believes that he is some kind of god.

It should scare everyone to have people like Fauci in charge of this country. The man literally tortures puppies.

"The guy should be fired on the spot," says Dr. Fauci about FOX News entertainer Jesse Waters.

Yesterday, Waters told a crowd to "ambush" Dr. Fauci with a "kill shot" so he "doesn't see it coming." pic.twitter.com/GEnuz1BzIO

— Nora Neus (@noraneus) December 21, 2021

These peasants are getting uppity. Bring forth Omicron, the destroyer of worlds.

By the way, here are Watters’ statements at the event:

The incendiary, dangerous, violent rhetoric against Dr. Fauci continues at AmericaFest. Fox News host Jesse Watters tells them how to go after him to harass him in public: “Now you go in with the kill shot – deadly. Because, with an ambush, he doesn’t see it coming.” pic.twitter.com/V34YZwDdPD

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) December 20, 2021

Fact Check: Did Fox News Host Jesse Watters Call for Violence Against Dr. Fauci as CNN Claims?

Did conservative Fox News commentator Jesse Watters call for violence against Dr. Anthony Fauci during a speech at a conservative political conference?

Viewers of CNN’s “New Day” on Tuesday morning would likely be left with that impression. They would believe that the Fox News host called on Americans tired of Dr. Fauci’s lies regarding the National Institutes of Health funding dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan, China, to be violent toward the doctor.

“New Day” host John Berman cherry-picked a portion of Watters’ remarks that were delivered to conservatives at a Turning Point USA conference and asked Dr. Fauci to respond. Of course, Berman left out vital context, thus portraying the portion of Watters’ speech in the most negative light possible.

“On the subject of divisiveness, Dr. Fauci, I’m not going to play it because frankly, I think it’s dangerous,” Berman started. “But Jesse Watters, who is a Fox News entertainer, was giving a speech to a conservative group where he talked about you and suggested to the crowd that they ‘ambush’ you with what he said was some rhetorical ‘killshot,’ that was his exact word. I’m wondering, you know, how much that concerns you when you hear language like that about you and your well-being?”

Dr. Fauci responded, calling it “horrible” and stating that Watters should “be fired on the spot.”

But was Jesse Watters actually calling for a real mob to “ambush” and “deliver a killshot” to the doctor, causing him physical harm? Or was he being metaphorical? And does Watters deserve to be fired?

By looking at the entirety of Watters’ remarks, it’s plain to see Watters is using a metaphor to talk about a type of interview where an unsuspecting public official is confronted on camera by a journalist or truth-seeking American and asked uncomfortable questions about their policies or past statements in order to elicit a reaction or catch them in a lie to create a viral moment.

“Let’s just say Fauci comes to town. … You got to ambush a guy like Fauci. Okay? This is how you do these ambushes like [Project Veritas’] James O’Keefe. You gotta be respectful because they’ll turn the tables on you and have it blow up in your face,” Watters said.

Not only did Watters tell the audience to be “respectful” if they ever confronted Dr. Fauci, but he addressed a specific “ambush,” the type done by Project Veritas founder and undercover journalist James O’Keefe. O’Keefe’s interactions asking prominent figures tough questions are nowhere close to violent. Do they make the subject of the interview feel awkward or nervous? Yes, and that’s the point.

But what about Watters’ mention of a “killshot”?

Think of all the times politicians are confronted by reporters and badgered with questions that they brush off or deliver incoherent responses to before ignoring the most important question from the reporter before slipping into a waiting vehicle and driving away or escaping behind closed doors.

The “killshot,” as Watters describes it, is that final question the interviewer asks the caught-off-guard interviewee that is either impossible for them to answer or one the interviewer knows they will refuse to address. It is the toughest question, backed up by facts, that will leave an interviewee panicked and looking for an exit.

As Watters described, the “killshot” or hard-hitting question for Dr. Fauci would be, “Dr. Fauci, you funded risky research at a sloppy Chinese lab, the same lab that sprung this pandemic on the world. You know why people don’t trust you, don’t you?”

Watters went on to tell his audience this type of interview footage is what Fox News loves to receive, as it can change “the whole conversation of the country.”

“I’ve authorized it, just make sure it’s legal,” he added.

The context surrounding Watters’ remarks is clear. He’s not calling for actual physical violence; he’s calling for conservatives to go on offense and practice hard-hitting journalism, to ask the tough questions of individuals who get softball interviews on the mainstream media networks. But CNN and other outlets wanted to dial up the outrage….