New Fauci Texts Put Old COVID Questions Back on the Table
President Trump responded Monday after Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released what they described as the first batch of text messages from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s COVID-era iPhone. According to the release, the messages involved Fauci, former CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, and Biden Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy. The key issue raised by Johnson and Paul is whether federal health officials privately discussed possible pregnancy-related concerns tied to the COVID shot while the public message stayed locked on “safe and effective.” That is not a small question, especially for families who were told to trust the experts while the experts were apparently texting each other about what they did not fully know.
Johnson Points to First-Trimester Miscarriage Concern
Senator Johnson posted that Fauci was concerned in January 2021 that a second dose of the COVID shot “theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester.” The source article also says the released texts showed Fauci privately knew about miscarriage concerns and points to previous reporting about VAERS data and an alleged 82% miscarriage rate among women vaccinated during the first trimester. Those are serious claims, and the public deserves a full airing of what was known, when it was known, and why federal officials did not change their public rhetoric if they had private doubts. Transparency should not be treated like a rare mineral in Washington, though lately it seems guarded about as closely.
NEW: Dr. Fauci was concerned in January 2021 that the second dose of the COVID shot “theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester.”
@SenRandPaul and I released the texts between Anthony Fauci, Rochelle Walensky, and Vivek Murthy below.
While I’ve… pic.twitter.com/jktB1PxfPL— Senator Ron Johnson (@SenRonJohnson) August 10, 2026
Trump Blames the Biden Administration
A reporter asked Trump about the newly released messages, saying it appeared that as early as January 2021 officials knew there could possibly be complications with pregnant women and miscarriages tied to the COVID vaccine, yet the Biden administration and health officials did not change their rhetoric. Trump did not soften his answer. “The Biden administration was a disaster in every way. That would be just one way, but they’ve been a disaster in every single one. It’s unimaginable what they did,” Trump said. His reaction fits a broader complaint many Americans have had since the pandemic years, that powerful officials demanded trust while resisting hard questions from the people expected to live with the consequences.
Vaccine Policy Gets a New Look
The same report said Trump signed an executive order Monday establishing a “Gold Standard” childhood vaccine schedule. That move comes as the fight over COVID-era decision-making continues to spill into the present. For years, Americans were told that questioning public health officials was reckless, political, or worse. Now, with senators releasing private messages from top officials, the real recklessness may have been treating public concern like a nuisance instead of a duty. Parents, pregnant women, and taxpayers all have a right to straight answers, not polished talking points served with a side of bureaucratic fog machine.
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