Rand Paul’s Bill Gates File Dump Shows a Q

Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman Rand Paul (R-KY) launched 1,375 pages of data Friday detailing Bill Gates’ uncommon access to some of the most highly effective figures and establishments inside the federal authorities.

The paperwork verify Gates held a Department of Energy (DOE) “Q” security clearance for more than seven years. They also show Anthony Fauci enhancing Gates’ pandemic e-book, then-National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins privately questioning whether or not Gates was “going rogue,” and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) giving the Gates Foundation a personal briefing on navy organic research packages.

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A June 30 letter from DOE to Paul confirmed the clearance “was reciprocally granted on June 11, 2014, and subsequently terminated on December 6, 2021,” which means it was based on a clearance initially issued by another, unnamed federal company. DOE describes a Q authorization as comparable to a Top Secret clearance, allowing access to Restricted Data and sure classes of particular nuclear materials. The letter doesn’t clarify why Gates needed the authorization, and it requested the committee to keep the data confidential and “not for public release.”

Gates’ access to Fauci was considerably more personal. In April 2020, he sent Fauci his “Pandemic Innovation” memo for review before it went to the World Health Organization (WHO) and policymakers. In January 2022, he sent Fauci a prepublication draft of “How to Prevent the Next Pandemic,” asking particularly for his ideas on Chapter 9, his proposed plan for the world. Paul put it plainly: Gates had a personal editor inside NIH.

With the help of David Morens, Anthony Fauci served as Bill Gates’s personal editor.
In April 2020, Gates requested Fauci for suggestions on his memo “Pandemic I: The First Modern Pandemic.” In January 2022, Gates requested Fauci to edit his e-book before it went to the writer.

— Senator Rand Paul (@SenRandPaul) July 31, 2026

Fauci returned the manuscript 5 days later with tracked edits, and disclosed he had quietly handed the full e-book to NIH colleague David Morens.

“I gave the manuscript in close confidence to a trusted colleague who destroyed it after reading it. His name is Dr. David Morens and he has read the entire book and provided comments on every chapter.”

Fauci praised the e-book’s “crisp and clear messages” and hooked up both his edits and Morens’ chapter-by-chapter notes.

The paperwork also seize NIH Dir. Collins’ frustration with Gates in May 2018. After Gates met with President Trump and publicly promoted extra spending on a common flu vaccine, including a $12 million personal dedication, Collins wrote Fauci questioning whether or not Gates was performing unilaterally.

Fauci returned tracked adjustments, then wrote:
“I gave the manuscript in close confidence to a trusted colleague who destroyed it after reading it. His name is Dr. David Morens.” pic.twitter.com/9JVFBuxhJq

— Senator Rand Paul (@SenRandPaul) July 31, 2026

“Surely he knows about all the work that NIH has been doing? And how could his promised $12M add much to the much larger investment NIAID is making? Is this coordinated in some way, or is Bill going rogue?”

Collins added that Gates had apparently told Trump the nation needed between $5 billion and $6 billion to put together for a global flu pandemic. Fauci replied that the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) already had $104 million in its finances for a common flu vaccine and might take up between $150 million and $200 million yearly.

Around the same time, Collins despatched NIH officers an pressing request for a full accounting of the company’s financial ties to the Gates Foundation. “For reasons I can’t currently explain,” he wrote. The solutions revealed a sprawling relationship: joint vaccine research, Gates Foundation funding for NIH parts, and parallel investments around NIH-Gates working teams. One official acknowledged some of the funding was “not easily sourced.”

The final pages document another door open to the foundation. On May 3, 2022, DARPA’s Biological Technologies Office convened a 90-minute session at agency headquarters for Gates Foundation representatives, covering four military biological threat programs: INTERCEPT, PREEMPT, Friend or Foe, and ReVector.

PREEMPT’s acknowledged intention is “focusing on viruses in animals before they emerge in people.” Its projects include bat sampling across four countries and a transmissible Lassa vaccine “with inner off swap,” listed for potential deployment in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and other West…

— Senator Rand Paul (@SenRandPaul) July 31, 2026

“PREEMPT’s acknowledged intention is focusing on viruses in animals before they emerge in people,” Sen. Paul wrote. Its slides included work on transmissible vaccines for Lassa and Ebola, and the final page said researchers had generated a scalable transmissible Lassa vaccine with an internal “off swap,” listed for potential deployment in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and other West African nations.

The paperwork do not set up that Gates used one channel to acquire the others, and the DARPA Lassa slide was marked authorised for public release.

Collins later made his priorities clear. Days after saying his resignation in October 2021, he wrote Melinda French Gates: “It has been a privilege to work with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation over these 12 years, and I am glad to have had the chance to bring our global health efforts even closer together than ever.”

No personal citizen ought to have that type of attain into the federal authorities. Paul’s doc release ensures somebody may have to clarify how it occurred.

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