As Congressional hearings were held, Dr. Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) in the United States, released over a thousand pages of personal diaries during the outbreak, sparking high attention from U.S. politics and public opinion. Former President Donald Trump reacted strongly in an interview with Fox News, reiterating his stance on the origin of the new coronavirus and criticizing Fox and its dominant anti-vaccine policy.

Trump link response: position unchanged criticism blockade

In a link to Fox News, Trump said about the latest exposure of the diary that his views on the origin of the new coronavirus “never changed.”

“I’ve always said the virus came from the Wuhan Lab,” Trump said in an interview, adding, “I’ve never changed my mind.”

Speaking of his relationship with Fujitsu, Trump said he had "been tired" of Fujitsu and accused him of playing a more central role during the Biden administration, trying to take a "lockdown" approach to the outbreak. Trump compared his response strategy, saying he was more inclined at the time to put the decision-making power to the states, allowing the governors to decide on their own, while the Republican-dominated states were more likely to open the economy. In addition, Trump also emphasized in the line his contribution to accelerating vaccine development during his term "Operation Warp Speed" and the economy and stock market performance at the time.

Core Disputes: Early Assessment and Information Disclosure

The exposed diary was released by officials in charge of the relevant committees of the U.S. Senate, covering records from the end of 2019 to 2022.

Journal content shows that as early as the end of January 2020, several evolutionary biologists had privately expressed concerns to Fuchs about the possibility of artificial traces or laboratory associations in viral gene sequences, and Fuchs subsequently convened a closed-door expert meeting for assessment. Republican critics noted that the journal further demonstrated that officials covered laboratory leakage evidence early on and deliberately promoted “natural origin” narratives in public.

The focus of the investigation: the cover-up and prosecution of the Chinese Communist Party and the Xi Jinping regime

As U.S. Congress and intelligence investigations continue to deepen, China’s official response in the early stages of the outbreak and a lack of transparency have been identified as the core focus of prosecution:

Early information blocking and suppressing whistleblowers:

The investigation clearly pointed out that in the early days of the outbreak at the end of 2019, the Chinese officials adopted a strict information blockade policy.The local health department in Wuhan and the public security organs warned and suppressed several "blowing" medical personnel, including Dr. Li, leading to the early warning of the outbreak being forcibly suppressed.

Data hiding and obstructing laboratory investigations:

The U.S. Commission of Investigation confirmed that the highest leadership of the Communist Party of China (the Xi Jinping regime) had ordered the destruction of early virus samples at the beginning of the outbreak, concealed evidence of human transmission, and strictly restricted the disclosure of the Wuhan Lab's original data.

Political pressure on the WHO:

The report accuses senior officials of using political and economic influence to put pressure on WHO leadership to delay the announcement of a “international concern public health emergency” (PHEIC) and to coordinate official propaganda in the report, seriously undermining early response mechanisms in global public health.

Summary

With the release of the report of the U.S. Special Committee for Congressional Investigation and the assessment of the FBI, the Ministry of Energy and other agencies moving forward, the Wuhan Lab leakage and the early concealment of the Chinese government has become a clear fact of the official investigation and international prosecution.

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