Fauci’s Lockdown Diary Revealed — Plus the Microplastics Heart-Attack Link | Greta Wire
Could microplastics in the bloodstream be increasing the risk of heart attacks and strokes? And do Dr. Anthony Fauci’s private diary entries contradict what he publicly said about COVID-era lockdowns?In this special “The Record” Rewind edition of the “Greta Wire” podcast, Greta Van Susteren revisits two important interviews.
Interventional cardiologist Dr. Craig Basman examines a new study involving heart-attack patients whose blood was tested for microplastics. He explains how microscopic plastic particles could potentially contribute to inflammation, what the research does—and does not—prove, and whether people can do anything to reduce their exposure.
Then, former White House COVID-19 Task Force member Adm. Brett Giroir reacts to diary entries written by Dr. Anthony Fauci during the pandemic and released by Sen. Rand Paul. The conversation examines school and restaurant closures, Fauci’s role in the government response, his upcoming Senate testimony and lingering questions about gain-of-function research in Wuhan.
These interviews originally aired July 23 and July 27 on NEWSMAX’s “The Record with Greta Van Susteren.”
CHAPTERS
00:00 Microplastics and heart-attack risk
00:48 What Greta reported about microplastics six years ago
01:26 Dr. Craig Basman examines the new study
02:30 How inflammation may contribute to heart attacks and strokes
03:21 Can people reduce their microplastic exposure?
04:47 Could anti-inflammatory medications reduce the risk?
06:31 Can a blood test detect dangerous microplastic levels?
08:04 Paramount+ presentation
08:38 Fauci diary entries and COVID lockdown claims
10:33 Fauci’s upcoming Senate testimony
11:06 Adm. Brett Giroir reacts to the diary
12:49 Gain-of-function research and the Wuhan laboratory
14:17 How to follow and subscribe to “Greta Wire”
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