Fauci: Put a Mask on Every Unvaccinated Child Over Age 2
13 Jul 2021
Before even having us listen to the “little lab coat tyrant’s” outrageous most recent comments, Buck demanded, “How do we get rid of Fauciism?” And Clay made this wise analysis, “Fauci should be paid by CNN or MSNBC and not NIH.”
Proving Clay right, it was on MSNBC today that Fauci said something the duo noted they hadn’t heard yet.
“The children who are not able to be vaccinated because of their age their parents should follow with them the guidelines of the CDC, that unvaccinated children of a certain age greater than 2 years old should be wearing masks. No doubt about that,” Fauci declared. “That’s the way to protect them from getting infected because they can then spread the infection to someone else.”
Did Buck have a strong reaction? You decide: “Clay, I’m gonna try to keep it calm here ’cause right now I want to flip over the radio desk and start burning pyres of cloth masks that are useless and just in effigy here of the stupidity of what’s going on.”

Clay concurred, adding that those who listened to their groundbreaking interview today with covid truth teller Alex Berenson would have the real scoop, including that our kids are more in danger, by far, of drowning than they are from covid. And the idea that one can force a young child to wear a mask is an absurdity.
Buck thinks that some blue states will lamely follow orders, but that the true takeaway is: “Fauci is the worst and most destructive public health bureaucrat in history.”
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