Dr. Forsythe produced his tax return, which earned nearly $10 million last year, and boasted that his income would be 10 times higher this year.

Real Raw News reported last week that Dr. Fauci will earn a lot of money in 2020, with “miscellaneous income” (miscellaneous income) of $9 million, according to an insider at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The insider told The Real Hara News Network that Fauci bragged about his newfound wealth, saying he would earn enough cash in 2020 to retire, buy a private jet and fly around the world.

The Real Hara News Network writes that Fauci is not a pauper, making $417,000 a year at NIH, the highest paid federal employee in 2019, making more than the president. 2019 public records estimate that Dr. Fauci’s net worth is about $2.7 million, making Fauci a costly nest egg for a public servant.

The question is, how did Fauci’s financial net worth triple in just one year? Fauci certainly earns some income from his mainstream media appearances and speeches, but not the $9 million windfall he brags about.

The Real Hara News Network’s source, a modestly paid NIH lab technician, said Dr. Fauci would not reveal the specifics of how the $9 million in miscellaneous income was declared, but Fauci proved he did have that much income by showing a certified copy of his 2020 tax return.

The source said, “The Dr. Fauci you see in the public eye and the real Fauci are two different people. In our opinion, Forsythe likes to pretend. Last month, at Barking Dog, a bar in Bethesda, eight of us had drinks with Forsythe after work. None of us at the table wore masks, and neither did Dr. Forsythe. After five or six drinks, Forsythe started bragging about all the money he had made. He pulled out of his briefcase a copy of his tax records and a recent bank statement that showed over $10 million in the account. “

Asked if so much of the money came from vaccine sales, Dr. Fauci “wouldn’t say yes or no and kept snickering,” the source said. But Dr. Fauci admitted that he would “make 10 times as much money in 2021.

The Real Hara News Network confirmed the identity and work of the source and contacted John McManus, co-owner of the bar. Mr. McManus said, “Dr. Forsythe frequents the place and he loves to drink.”