Sen Johnson releases new Fauci text flagging COVID vaccine concerns during pregnancy

Sen.

Ron Johnson , R-Wis., on Sunday unveiled a new text exchange from Dr.

Anthony Fauci’s government-issued phone as his committee reviews records concerning federal officials’ handling of COVID-19 vaccine safety concerns, including risks surrounding pregnancy.

On " Sunday Morning Futures ," Johnson showcased a new text message conversation between Fauci and Dr.

John Mascola, then-director of the Vaccine Research Center under NIAID.

The senator said the message shows that Fauci received information about pregnancy-related concerns connected to vaccines.

"I am corrected on pregnancy studies.

Initial Studies avoid vaccination in first trimester due to possible fever and higher rates of miscarriage in first trimester," Mascola wrote in a freshly disclosed text message that Fauci read on Jan.

25, 2021.

FAUCI TEXTS SUGGEST OFFICIALS WERE ‘TOO SLOW TO PIVOT' AMID PANDEMIC, SAYS DR MARC SIEGEL "This text really raises more questions than it answers," Johnson said, adding that it was still unknown from whom Fauci received information about cytokine storms, an adverse reaction associated with COVID-19, according to a January 2022 study posted on the National Institutes of Health (NIH) website .

Johnson said his team reached out to Mascola, who retained an attorney, and he hopes the doctor will cooperate.

EX-ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT CLAIMS NETWORK OVERHAULED HIS COVID LAB LEAK REPORT AFTER SENDING COPY TO FAUCI Johnson's team also released an email Fauci received from Dr.

Janet Woodcock, who was the commissioner of the FDA at the time, who raised concerns on May 27, 2021, about "adverse events" after COVID vaccination.

She called for a study into the matter.