Anonymous ID: ad0b9e Jan. 13, 2022, 8:36 a.m. No.15365259   🗄️.is đź”—kun

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I guess they are if you ask. However, they are not up to date, and are redacted.

Per Snopes (who I never trust):

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OGE provides information on its website about who files and how to access their reports. It’s a multistep process that could be made a lot more user-friendly, but we followed the directions and obtained Fauci’s report.

 

As directed, we first sent an email requesting Fauci’s financial disclosure form to Ethics.FinancialDisclosure@hhs.gov at the Department of Health and Human Services. We got a response that said, “For your request for copies of Dr. Fauci’s financial disclosures, you will need to complete the attachment, sign, and submit your request to the NIH FOIA office at nihfoia@mail.nih.gov.” That attachment was OGE Form 201.

 

One business day after submitting our request to the National Institutes of Health’s FOIA office, we received a redacted version of Fauci’s 42-page report that covered his financial activity for 2019. The form was signed by Fauci on April 21, 2020, and certified by an agency ethics officer on May 18, 2020.

 

Such forms include information on the filers’ assets, income, employment agreements, transactions, liabilities, and gifts for themselves, their spouse and dependent children.

 

Fauci’s 2019 report shows he is invested in money markets, bond funds and equity funds, and provides the amounts of unrealized gains or losses for those accounts in 2019. It shows investment gains, for example, of $390,000 in CIBC Atlas Disciplined Equity Fund. Most of his funds appeared to be managed by Fauci’s Schwab One Trust Account.