Dupage Policy Journal

GOP candidate for U.S. Senate Matt Dubiel is calling for an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.  

“Fauci for sure has to be investigated and the other one just sounds like an F and that's Pfizer,” Dubiel said in an interview on WJOB. “So does Pritzker and Lightfoot because they were all colluding to contain, we the people, and you don't quarantine, and you don't test healthy people and you know, you mentioned math and, I know that we've gotten into this sort of apartheid with masks where it's like you got a pro-mask and an anti-mask and pro-vax and anti-vax.” 

Dubiel emphasized he is not "anti-anything except tyranny and infringement upon freedom."

"So if Joe Blow in Springfield wants to wear a mask, he should wear a mask," he said. "But when you get on TV and you're Fauci and you tell people, you don't need to wear a mask and then you come back later and say you need to wear two masks – now we're getting into crazy town. So that guy needs to be investigated because he's making money and people around him are making money and they're making money off of misery and fear and the fear is a four-letter word that controls the masses. It's happening in real-time.” 

Fauci received 23 royalty payments as part of his work for National Institutes of Health (NIH). While Fauci said he donated the profits from those payments, the doctor –– who is responsible for government oversight for COVID-19 response –– has maintained the royalties in his name. He also received $1 million for an Israeli organization. Fauci is paid $456,028 per year by the NIH, according to Substack.

Dubiel was a plaintiff in the victorious case brought by attorney and attorney general candidate Tom DeVore against Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's mask mandate, the Dupage Policy Journal reported. Illinois is the most recent state to relax its masking regulations. Pritzker has provided no timeframe for when parents may expect their children to be unmasked prior to DeVore's successful case.

According to his campaign bio, Dubiel grew up in Downers Grove and Westmont. As a radio producer and host, he's built a reputation for himself. Dubiel is now the owner of WCKG AM 1530. WCKG stands for Will, Cook, Kane and DuPage counties.