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Fauci Fifth Amendment Hearing

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Brief overview

A podcast pair say Fauci's Fifth-Amendment silence proves COVID-era crimes nobody has been held accountable for.

  1. Fauci's silence is the whole storyHe invoked the Fifth 111 times, and the hosts read that as protecting the people above him rather than himself.
  2. Emergency authorization depended on no treatment existingThat legal condition, they argue, is the reason cheap generic therapeutics were publicly dismissed.
  3. Hearings without consequences are theatreThey like Hawley and Rand Paul personally but say yelling at a witness is not holding anyone accountable.
Executive Summary AI
  • Andy and DJ open on the news that Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times at a Senate hearing the previous day, refusing even to say what color tie he was wearing, and claim they covered the COVID story from March 2020 and took abuse for it.3:17
  • They argue the rollout moved from bribery to force, replaying free-fries vaccination ads, arrests on beaches in Spain and California, National Guard paintball rounds in Minnesota, Governor Pritzker refusing questions about his family's travel, and Gavin Newsom blaming the 25% of Californians who would not get vaccinated.8:18
  • Their central charge is that emergency use authorization was only available if no effective therapeutic existed, so cheap generic drugs like ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine were suppressed, and they cite Fauci's own diary putting the death rate at 0.0002 while he said three percent on television, plus $342 million in royalties paid to federal employees.20:59
  • Headline two covers Spain, where more than 2,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta in ten days, the White House blamed left-wing globalist policy, and the hosts read Sanchez's New York Times op-ed arguing migration is the only way to avoid demographic decline.48:03
  • Headline three is the WNBA fining the Seattle Storm and suspending minority co-owner Celeste Keaton for five home games after she swore at two teenage girls holding a sign thanking Sophie Cunningham, and the show closes on whether the Portland Trailblazers might relocate to St. Louis.56:08
Key Quote
“they lose their ideological bullshit and they get vaccinated.”
— Dr. Fauci29:09
Key Quote
“Are all objections to COVID vaccinations ideological bullshit, Dr. Fauci?”
— Senator29:16
Key Quote
“And hypothetically, had I been running the country at that time, we would be six years ahead of where we are now.”
— Andy36:51