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Dr. Anthony Fauci was heavily criticized by Senate Republicans last Wednesday. He was called before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee to discuss his handling of the COVID pandemic. His diaries, found on HHS servers, revealed an egotistical maniac who also forced federal workers to compete for cash prizes meant for himself. He faced intense scrutiny, but will he face legal consequences? Maybe — but that could take years, or so Bill O’Reilly believes. He thinks the courtroom will be Fauci’s new home in the next five years, with George Soros and his allies paying his legal bills.
Fauci pleaded the Fifth over 100 times during his hearing, as it was not covered by Biden's blanket pardon. Yet, he might have partially waived them in his opening remarks. Catherine Herridge noted that IRS official Lois Lerner faced the same issue when she delivered remarks that touched on areas under scrutiny at the time, the 2013 IRS targeting scandal. Recommended A contempt vote is coming, but seeing this guy brutalized in court would be fine by me. That’s the punishment. It’s the process. The process is the punishment, and five years of endless humiliation does sound very satisfying. |


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