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Anthony Fauci Memoir Recalls His Last Conversation With Donald Trump: ‘That F**ker Biden’

Then-President Donald Trump unloaded on “that f**ker” Joe Biden and bombastically predicted he’d beat his 2020 rival in a “f**king landslide” in his last ever conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former longtime director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases revealed in his upcoming memoir.

Trump called Fauci from Air Force One on Nov. 1, 2020 — just two days before the election — in “what turned out to be” their final exchange, Fauci wrote in “On Call: A Doctor’s Journey in Public Service” to be released next week.

The Daily Beast and The New York Times shared excerpts from the book.

Trump reportedly boasted to Fauci: “I am going to win this election by a fucking landslide. Just wait and see. I always did things my way. And I always win, no matter what all these other fucking people think. And that fucker Biden. He is so fucking stupid. I am going to kick his fucking ass in this election.”

Trump lost the election, but continues to falsely claim it was stolen from him.

Fauci served as chief medical adviser to the Biden White House until his retirement in 2022.

In the same call Fauci, who was the government’s lead adviser for its response to the coronavirus pandemic, said Trump condemned him for publicly stating America was still in “for a whole lot of hurt” from COVID-19.

Fauci also recalled his “first experience” of bearing the brunt of Trump’s rage during a call on Jun. 3, 2020 when the then-president “started screaming at me” for correctly declaring immunity to coronaviruses from vaccines usually only lasts between six months to a year.

Trump was furious by the implication that booster shots would most probably be required after the administration of initial vaccines, which had yet to be

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