‘I had to fulfil my responsibility’: Fauci on his career, Covid and stepping down | Anthony Fauci | The Guardian
America’s top health official, a cult figure for millions, has advised seven US presidents – but will he speak freely about Trump’s response to coronavirus?
Dr Anthony Fauci at the White House’s press briefing room in April 2020. Photograph: Alex Brandon/AP America’s top health official, a cult figure for millions, has advised seven US presidents – but will he speak freely about Trump’s response to coronavirus? By David Smith in Washington Sun 25 Dec 2022 02.00 EST Last modified on Thu 5 Jan 2023 01.37 EST Share Prefer the Guardian on Google Dr Anthony Fauci speaks to the Guardian via Zoom a couple of hours before his leaving do, marking the end of a 54-year career at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). “That’s going
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