Back in mid-April, a young woman named Diana Andrade made the remarkable claim that six years ago Dr. Anthony Fauci, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and key member of Trump's coronavirus task force had sexually assaulted her. No proof was offered and no reputable or even disreputable news sources (even Fox) took up the story.
Turns out that right wing Trumpist fanboys, Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman had paid Andrade to make the false accusations. Wohl and Burkman have previously bombed out with false stories and supposed victims (who never seem to appear) regarding sexual assaults and affairs committed by Trump nemesis Elizabeth Warren and Robert Mueller.
Andrade said she decided to abandon her claims and try to record incriminating evidence against the pair after Wohl asked her to find another woman to accuse Fauci of sexual assault — as they’ve done to former special counsel Robert Mueller and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA).
“Let me tell you something, Diana,” says Burkman on the nine-minute, 35-second call. “This guy shut the country down. He put 40 million people out of work. In a situation like that, you have to make up whatever you have to make up to stop that train and that’s the way life works, okay? That’s the way it goes.”
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