To begin with, I knew all of this was true long before the release of the e-mails. There was never any true basis in science for any of their nonsense.
But you're going to have to do better than a word search. Your problem is that you probably didn't do the word search yourself, but rather are taking the "fact" checkers at their word, but even if you did, reading comprehension and understanding of context would be necessary- something you no doubt lack.
Fauxci was on record long before this virus showed up that HCQ was safe, and useful in treating the then known coronoviruses. But if we move beyond your celebrity worship, we also had DECADES of use of the drug in dealing with all sorts of maladies. Facebook to this day false flags references to HCQ as being potentially dangerous. It is likely less dangerous than common aspirin.
And ANYONE that wished to nitpick a MEME, while ignoring the larger context, is a total moron. Fauxci was exposed by himself over and over, having contradicted himself and flip-flopping numerous times- that is a fact in evidence, and is consistent with the overall premise of this meme.
You can feel less embarrassed after being duped by the man- you are among many other such idiots unable to think for themselves.