Dr. Anthony Fauci typed a journal for twenty years: a “Historical Record” from 2001 to 2015, then the pandemic diary. In July–August 2026 the U.S. Senate released 1,606 pages of it, plus a 136-page file on his prize money. PHARMA Holdings plc has reviewed the document with the seriousness it deserves. Below: the lines that stop the scroll, the body count he logged by hand, the press hits he tallied, and every day, readable in full.
Every card is a verbatim passage with the PDF page it sits on. Typos are his. Red ink is ours. Selection reflects the editorial judgment of the Receipts Department.
Most entries open with a line like “Global – 414,000/18,400; USA – 68,600/1000.” We parsed every one of those lines and plotted them exactly as typed. No smoothing. Hover a dot to read his line.
Plain word counts, including the news articles he pasted in. Not a sentiment analysis. Just who he typed about, in each volume.
Many entries carry a “PRESS:” line listing that day’s appearances. Outlets most often named in those lines:
The full text for any day from 2001 to 2022, exactly as extracted from the Senate PDFs, with a link to check it against the original. Bar under each date = how much he wrote.
The Senate also released 136 pages of prize nominations, NIH acceptance forms and staff emails about the money. PHARMA Holdings congratulates the Director on a distinguished career.
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