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Jordan Klepper Revisits His ‘Fauci Fever’

New York Times Friday 31 July 2026, 06:30 UTC By Trish Bendix 1 min read
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“The Daily Show” host defended the doctor’s diary entries about his Covid-era fame: “I literally saw Fauci more than I saw my parents.”

“The Daily Show” host defended the doctor’s diary entries about his Covid-era fame: “I literally saw Fauci more than I saw my parents.”
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