Bill O’Reilly calls Fauci ‘not a truth teller,’ doesn't want another COVID-19 shot

Heather Hamilton

August 08, 05:30 AM August 08, 05:30 AM

Media personality Bill O’Reilly doesn’t trust Dr. Anthony Fauci and has no intention of getting another COVID-19 booster, citing a lack of evidence.

“I’ve got four doses of this vax,” O’Reilly said this week. “Not getting another one. Not going to do it. Enough’s enough.”

O’Reilly said he wants to see written proof of research showing the effectiveness of any “new formulas of the COVID [vaccine],” and he won’t take the information from Fauci.

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“I want it in writing,” O’Reilly said. “If I don’t get it in writing from the CDC — and I don’t want Fauci giving it to me because he’s not a truth teller — I’m not getting a [vaccine shot]. Not going to do it. Had enough.”

O’Reilly referenced information released last week about the Biden administration agreeing to purchase millions of updated COVID-19 booster shots.

“I haven’t gotten COVID, but I know people in my own family — heavily [vaccinated] — who got it, and they had a hard time with it,” O’Reilly continued. “So, you’re going to tell me it mitigates the COVID? Well, these people had a hard time. Joe Biden has like 18 [vaccine doses], and he’s gotten it twice now. Explain it to us, federal government? Nooo.”

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Earlier this week, Fauci said he is not happy that some people still won’t “adhere to public health commonsense measures,” noting national fatigue toward face masks and booster shots.