Katie Miller sought Fauci’s guidance during COVID-19 despite new attacks

Dr. Anthony Fauci’s published diaries have exposed contradictions in Katie Miller’s stance toward the physician, per reports.

Katie, a former Trump administration official whose husband Stephen Miller serves as White House Deputy Chief of Staff, has called for Fauci’s imprisonment and rejected his federal pardon.

However, Fauci’s diary entries revealed he provided extensive personal medical support to Miller during 2020, including guidance during her pregnancy, her husband’s COVID-19 diagnosis, and a newborn health scare, NOTUS reported.

“She is very anxious about getting very ill since she is 10 weeks pregnant. Tonight she had an anxiety reaction. I calmed her over the phone,” Dr. Anthony Fauci wrote.

“katie Miller is great (tough, smart,but great),” he logged. “Am on phone frequently with katie and Stephen.”

He also documented frequent phone calls checking on her well-being.

When confronted with this evidence, Katie claimed the relationship was purely professional and that she deliberately cultivated friendliness to manage Fauci strategically.

The diary’s original release contained significantly more references to Katie than a later redacted version, raising questions about the editing process.

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