Discussion on Accountability for Fauci

Final question for you on this, and I just

cannot thank you enough for your work here.

The, the state attorney generals,

uh, now we have some breaking news.

Yesterday, uh, James Upmeyer was on the show, and he said, you know,

"Listen, I am working with other

state attorney generals right now, and we're all working together on this

Dr. Fauci issue to see what would be the best

avenue to move forward." What

is your advice to them? Have you met with other state attorney

generals?

Have you given your information and data over to other state attorney

generals?

And of course, the landscape here goes like this, Dr.

Fauci is not pardoned for state crimes, right?

Right.

So states can, of course, bring prosecutions,

and his federal pardon does not

protect him.

Now, I've met with the Florida Attorney

General.

I know Tubmy Tu- Tommy Tuberville will probably become the

next governor of

Alabama. He, he wants to pursue this.

So there's still legal jeopardy there from the standpoint of, uh, you know, Fauci.

There's no doubt about it. But understand, and I'm, I'm happy to concentrate on

Fauci because finally these, these warning signals made

news, but there are so many more people that

are complicit in

this, that are culpable, that I think, uh, again, hid things from the American

public and, and resulted in death and permanent disability.

So there's a much larger group of people inside these agencies that need

to be held accountable. It's not just Anthony Fauci,

and those people do not

have pardons. Now, they have a great deal of immunity.

You know, it's almost impossible to sue the federal

government.

It's difficult to sue or take action against, uh, the, the

agents of the federal government.

But again, where there is fraud, where there's ... I mean, I, I don't know.

I'm not a lawyer. I'm not a prosecutor.

What my job is to expose the truth, and it's been like pulling teeth to get

this

information, but now we finally have these devices.

We're gonna try and attempt to get more devices.

You know, again, th- w- we should have had Fauci's phone over a

year and a

half ago. We should have had his diary a lot sooner.

We should have had all these documents sooner.

Bobby Kennedy is absolutely committed to radical transparency.

You have people in these agencies who are probably complicit, probably

corrupt, doing everything they can to trust,

to frustrate his efforts

at providing this information to, to folks like me and Senator Paul and the

American public.