COVID-19 Records

COVID-19 Records

5,247 pages across 14 released packages, segmented into 18,094 individual communications — each with a speaker, an audience, a date and a page citation. Content spans 2000-02-05 to 2026-04-10.

Search 17,260 unique records, full text Coverage where the record is silent — read this first People 1,832 resolved individuals Topics 2,024 conversations

What is in it

TypeRecords
chat message 11,733
diary entry 2,271
email 1,869
transcript segment 1,156
attachment 981
article 84

Extracted statements

A statement is a sentence attributed to a speaker. Most are not that speaker's own view — quoted articles, forwarded arguments, sarcasm — so counts are always shown by grade, never as a single total.

  • 2,254 own voice, substantive
  • 677 need context to read
  • 1,820 quoted, not their view

Most active

PersonAuthoredDays active
Kristian G. Andersen 3,556 420
Robert F. Garry 3,293 437
Edward C. Holmes 2,986 440
Anthony S. Fauci 2,368 2,077
Andrew Rambaut 1,898 339
Ralph S. Baric 561 3
Christina Salazar 545 1
Francis S. Collins 51 26
Robert Eiss 37 16
Lawrence A. Tabak 34 18
Patricia Conrad 22 17
Sarah J. Imhoff 22 12

Authored, not received. Every message in a group channel counts as received by everyone in it, which measures who was in the room rather than who took part.

Topics

Released packages

PackagePagesRecordsReleased
Paul Letter to DOJ OIG: CHS Inquiry re Daszak and Baric 1 1 2025-04-15
Chairman Paul Letter to DNI Gabbard 56 50 2025-10-30
NIH Monkeypox Smuggling Release 19 18 2026-06-05
Fauci Intelligence Community Release 88 103 2026-06-11
Daszak CBP Package 23 20 2026-07-17
NIH Hid Public Comments Package 128 177 2026-07-17
Baric Transcribed Interview (Redacted) 155 1,169 2026-07-23
Tony's Diary Package 1,141 1,171 2026-07-24
Fauci Awards Package (Redacted) 136 188 2026-07-24
Diary Prequel Package 465 1,261 2026-07-27
Gates Package 1,375 1,559 2026-07-31
CBP Release Package 41 22
Reading Room Production 496 622
Slack / Private Message Drop 1,123 11,733

Where these documents come from

Every document here is a public release of the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs — records the Committee subpoenaed and then published in the Chairman's reading room at paul.senate.gov. That is the authoritative source.

This site adds no source documents. It contains nothing that is not already publicly available. No document has been obtained privately, leaked, or supplied by any party, and none has been altered.

What this site adds is access: the 14 released PDFs have been OCRed, split into individual communications, indexed for search, and cross-referenced by person, date and topic. Roughly a fifth of the pages had no machine-readable text at all until that OCR pass, so material that was published but effectively unsearchable is now findable.

No PDFs are hosted here. Every citation links back to the original file on paul.senate.gov, deep-linked to the cited page, so any quotation can be checked against the Committee's own copy rather than ours. Each package's SHA-256 is recorded so a reader can confirm the file analysed was byte-identical to the one published.

Extraction is rule-based and imperfect. Attribution, topic tags and extracted statements are derived by software and are labelled as such throughout — they are pointers into the record, not findings, and the cited page always governs.