Fauci's Legal Troubles and Public Trust
a new crime,
but if we were to grant him immunity
from telling the truth of what value,
you know, would his testimony be.
So I think the American people do deserve to know this.
What's a fully pardoned man so afraid to say?
All Anthony had to do was tell the truth,
but he took the fifth anyway.
So today, the referral went straight to the DOJ,
DC division.
Guess whose desk it landed on?
The judge.
You really think Judge Jeanine lets Tony walk?
Even CNN's like, yeah, the little guy's cooked.
This is real. I mean,
the stakes here for Dr. Fauci could potentially be,
depending on what DOJ decides, a criminal indictment and prosecution.
Now the referral isn't a conviction.
The DOJ still has to take it to a grand jury and get an indictment.
And Democrats insist the fifth still protects him.
Now if convicted, fines end up to a year in prison.
But for a guy who was supposed to be untouchable,
the walls feel like they're closing in.
Because it's not just Washington circling now, it's everybody.
The country's done taking Tony's word for it.
Obviously this was never just about a diary or a phone,
it's about a man who may be partly responsible for
a virus that killed a million Americans,
who covered that up, and who crushed the country with made-up regulations that ripped up our rights and our humanity.
Does he even care?
Well, Fauci was seen taking out the trash today at his $2.5 million DC home,
and he sped away with his wife.
He let her drive,
and she took one hand off the wheel to give the finger to reporters.
A lot of people trusted Tony,
and they got hurt.
We were told, hey, you ain't gonna get COVID if you do that,
and I got COVID.
And damn it, it almost killed me.
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley joins us now.
Not a good look, flippin' the bird to the p...
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