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7 attributed claim occurrences Checked August 2026
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Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times during congressional testimony the previous week.
Fauci appeared before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on July 29, 2026, and multiple reports counted 111 invocations of the Fifth Amendment during that hearing.
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Anthony Fauci clearly committed perjury by lying under oath.
There have been allegations and criminal referrals concerning Fauci's congressional testimony, but the available sources do not establish all elements of perjury—especially that a specific statement was knowingly and materially false—and no court has adjudicated the claim.
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Fauci helped create SARS-CoV-2 using U.S. taxpayer money and gain-of-function research conducted in China.
U.S. funds did support research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology through an EcoHealth Alliance subaward, and the work included experiments involving bat coronaviruses. However, NIH and GAO records state that the studied viruses could not have been the source of SARS-CoV-2, while WHO's scientific review found no genomic evidence that the virus was genetically modified.
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- Federal Research: NIH Could Take Additional Actions to Manage Risks Involving Foreign Subrecipients
- Statement on Misinformation about SARS-CoV-2 Origins
- WHO Scientific advisory group issues report on origins of COVID-19
- Federal Research: NIH Could Take Additional Actions to Manage Risks Involving Foreign Subrecipients
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Efforts were made to make COVID-19 appear to have naturally arisen through animals.
The claim asserts an all-encompassing coordinated intent—"everything" was aimed at creating a particular appearance. Sources document competing origin assessments and disagreement over the evidence, but do not establish that all relevant actions were intended to conceal a laboratory origin.
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The speaker asserts that men are not women as a basic biological fact.
The claim is not well-posed without specifying whether “men” and “women” refer to biological sex or gender identity. Scientific and medical sources distinguish sex from gender and recognize that a person’s gender identity may differ from sex assigned at birth, so the statement changes meaning under different definitions.
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Multiple high-school boys' teams are contacting the speaker to play against the WNBA.
The phrase "all these" does not identify how many teams or which teams, so the claim is not sufficiently defined for confirmation. Available reporting documents a $10 million challenge involving a high-school boys' team, but not the broader assertion that numerous teams were reaching out.
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The speaker says that WNBA coaches said they would welcome trans women into the WNBA, and that this caused the broader dispute.
Reporting documents support from Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve and other WNBA figures for transgender inclusion, but it does not establish that WNBA coaches collectively adopted that position or that this alone started the dispute. The same reporting identifies Sophie Cunningham's comments as the immediate trigger for the 2026 controversy.