Confessions of Anthony Fauci

By: Robert Kennedy III

Narrated by: Robert Kennedy III

This you gotta hear.

His final confession. The one he wasn’t supposed to write. The one they’ll brand as “misinformation” while sliding it under the table. Call it a tell-all, call it damage control, call it his victory lap. He calls it . . . pandemic preparedness, uncut.

From the ferret labs of 2011 to the DEFUSE proposal they pretend never existed, he walks you through the whole beautiful mess—avian flu experiments, gain-of-function sleight of hand, the pauses that weren’t really pauses, the oversight boards that didn’t oversee. How a few coughs in China got buried under a much bigger story. How “follow the science” became “don’t follow the money.”

Names will be named. Timelines clarified. His fingerprints will be all over it—figuratively, of course. And maybe literally.

©2025 Robert Kennedy III (P)2025 Skyhorse Audio

A Brilliant Book!

Presenting crucial information in a humorous setting is brilliant! Robert Kennedy III adds his actor's Fauci voice to the fun. It is refreshing to receive essential, sometimes egregious, information in a pleasant, light-hearted humor. If the data here weren't so essential I'd listen to this for the humor; if the humor weren't so enjoyable I'd listen to this for the data.

Oscar worthy performance by Bobby III

Amazing and fun read. Oscar worthy performance by Bobby III! We have to hold Fauci accountable.

Weaves together the complexities of the plan

At first, I was skeptical about the premise of the book that Anthony Fauci was reading his own confession. But as I got into it, I understood the plan. It was extremely entertaining, especially since the author spoke in his Anthony Fauci voice! I had read RFK junior’s book The Real Anthony Fauci, which was a narrative. This added a human element to it. It was really easy to understand, and still quite shocking! Well done! The only thing that scares me is what’s coming with the bird flu! I guess we will find out!

Theatrics

Good thing I read the first book "The Real Anthony Fauci" so I understood the narrative. This book and it's narration seems like a hit piece. I get that is was supposed to be funny while sharing the information and pointing fingers at the evil that is Dr. Fauci, but it did it at the cost of seriousness. I had a hard time getting past the narrators attempt at being Fauci that it made it more of a joke and less about the facts. I struggled listening to it. On top of it all it seemed repetitive and redundant on the back of the last book.