His diary. His emails. In his own words.
Free to read. Nothing summarized, nothing left out.
Dr. Anthony Fauci ran America’s infectious disease agency for 38 years, and kept a diary the whole time. The Senate released it in July 2026. Every page of it is here — 1,889 diary entries and 124 emails, 643,768 words, word for word.
Read it and decide for yourself. Every entry shows the exact PDF page it came from, so you can check any line against the original.
1,889Diary entries
124Messages
48Threads
9Documents
108People
643,768Words
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This is the full text of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s diary and emails, released to the public in July 2026 by the U.S. Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee under Chairman Rand Paul. It is 1,889 dated diary entries, 124 emails in 48 conversations, 9 documents and 108 people he wrote to and heard from — pulled out of 1,847 pages of PDFs and put somewhere you can actually read and search it.
All 643,768 words are his, copied exactly. No summaries, no edits, no commentary added. Where the committee blacked something out, it stays blacked out — that is their redaction, marked as such. Everything cites its page, so you never have to take our word for it.
Jump to a year21
The thickest years are 2020, 2021, 2022 — the COVID period, when he wrote almost every day.
His longest entries8
April 11, 2001Diary Prequel7,205 words
Attached below is what is to be the final document: Draft Privileged and Confidential For Official Use Only Infectious diseases, including HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis, are ravaging developing nations, causing 25 percent of all deaths worldwide and…
April 12, 2012Reading Room4,065 words
Amy P. Patterson, M.D. Associate Director for Science Policy National Institutes of Health Office of Science Policy, OD, NIH Building 1, Room 103 9000 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20892 Dear Amy, We all realize that the National Science Advisory Board for…
June 22, 2020Tony's Diary Package3,012 words
Global – 8,700,000/462,000; USA – 2,300,000/120,000 Belowis a very good article in Politico that describes in detail whast the problem has been in ther USA response to COVID-19 How the U.S. and Italy traded places on coronavirus While Trump touted America’s…
May 3, 2020Tony's Diary Package2,971 words
Global – 3,300,000/230,000; USA – 1,130,000/66,000 Continued big push tio re-open despite many states lacking the criteria to do so. Not on any Sunday shows. Washington Post article today states that the administration is cutting down media appearances by Deb…
February 14, 2012Diary Prequel2,596 words
Approved at the last minute (literally) that I can go to Geneva and was granted an Export Control License for me, Barbara Jasny (representing Bruce Alberts of Science), Paul Keim (Chair, NSABB), and Yoshi Kawaoka (author of Nature article) Feb. 16-17, 2012 –…
October 26, 2022Tony's Diary Package2,482 words
Important history of women accusing me of sexual misconduct. This is well-documented in the attached document: FAKE NEWS She Said Anthony Fauci Sexually Assaulted Her. Now She Says Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman Paid Her to Lie. After failing to frame Robert…
November 19, 2011Diary Prequel2,374 words
Gave Keynote Address at the Caribbean AIDS Conference in The Bahamas. The Atlantis Hotel is surrealistic. Nov. 21 – 30, 2011 – Spent hours on the phone trying to address the ADAP waiting list since we (HHS/PEPFAR) felt that if the POTUS announces a scale-up…
April 25, 2021Tony's Diary Package2,309 words
Global - 146,100,000/3,100,000; USA – 31,800,000/569,000 We had an important zoom talk at 11:00 AM today with Jeff, me, Rochelle, Natalie, and Vivek regarding our response to the crisis in India. See above. Jeff is sensitive to our concerns and indicated that…
His busiest days8
November 18, 20100 diary · 9 mail · 6,998 words
June 28, 20211 diary · 8 mail · 1,022 words
March 4, 20211 diary · 6 mail · 3,857 words
September 10, 20201 diary · 5 mail · 47,183 words
February 16, 20211 diary · 5 mail · 2,472 words
February 11, 20101 diary · 4 mail · 5,452 words
May 21, 20202 diary · 3 mail · 6,765 words
September 11, 20201 diary · 4 mail · 1,027 words
The biggest email chains48
Grant Questions - FBI Inquiry - 1-R01AI110964-01 - 2-R01AI110964-0615 messages · 8 people · Sep 14, 2020
Discussion about Cures Acceleration Network and the President's11 messages · 6 people · Nov 18, 2010
Dan David Prize10 messages · 10 people · Mar 4, 2021
IC 90-Day Review7 messages · 8 people · Jun 28, 2021
Request for concurrence -Gustav O. Lienhard Award -A. Fauci7 messages · 5 people · Feb 23, 2021
(no subject)5 messages · 12 people · Mar 16, 2021
The five files the Senate put out5
Tony's Diary Package677 pages · 270,757 words · 907 diary · 8 messages
2026.07.24_Tonys-Diary-Package.pdf
Diary Prequel263 pages · 214,930 words · 980 diary · 2 messages
2026.07.27_Diary-Prequel-.pdf
Awards & Nominations162 pages · 30,871 words · 0 diary · 52 messages
7.24.2026_Fauci-Awards_FINAL_REDACTED.pdf
Reading Room704 pages · 121,535 words · 2 diary · 62 messages
Reading-Room-FINAL.pdf
CBP Release Package41 pages · 5,675 words · 0 diary · 0 messages · 9 documents
FINAL-CBP-Release-Package.pdf
Questions people ask
What is Fauci's diary?
It is the private journal Dr. Anthony Fauci kept while he ran the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, the federal agency he led for 38 years. He wrote entries the same day events happened. This site has 1,889 of those dated entries plus 124 of his emails — 643,768 words in all.
Who released it, and when?
The U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, under Chairman Rand Paul, released it publicly in July 2026 as five PDF packages totaling 1,847 pages. It is a public record. Nobody leaked it.
What years does it cover?
March 2, 2001 through February 18, 2025. The COVID years are the heaviest by far — 376 entries in 2020, 337 in 2021 and 194 in 2022, when he wrote nearly every day. The earlier years are thinner but run back to 2001.
Is this his actual wording, or a summary?
His actual wording. Every line is copied straight from the released PDFs. Nothing is summarized, reworded, shortened or written by AI. The only change is that lines the PDF chopped at the edge of the page are joined back together so paragraphs read normally — spacing only, never words. Each entry shows which package and page it came from, and every page also has a plain-text version.
Can I check it against the original?
Yes, and you should. Every diary entry, email and document on this site lists the exact PDF and page numbers underneath it. Open the original release, turn to that page, and compare. That is the whole point of putting it up this way.
Is anything blacked out?
Some of it. The committee blacked out parts before releasing it — mostly email addresses and some names. Those redactions are theirs, not ours, and they appear here exactly as released. Nothing was removed on this end.
Does it cost anything?
No. It is free, there is no account, and there is no paywall. It is a public record and it should be easy for anyone to read.
How do I search it?
Tap the search icon (or press Ctrl+K, ⌘K on a Mac) and type. It searches all 643,768 words at once. Type a name to find every mention of a person, or a year like 2020 to jump to that period.
Are the email attachments here?
No, and that is worth knowing. The release lists the names of 22 attached files but does not include the files themselves. You can see what was attached and to which email, but not what was inside — unless it was pasted into the body of the message, in which case it appears here as a document.