Why Did Dr. Fauci Plead the Fifth if He Has Nothing to Hide? - Villages-News.com
Fauci invoked the Fifth more than 100 times during a three-hour Senate grilling over alleged gaps between his public remarks and private diary entries.
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Why did Dr. Fauci plead the Fifth if he has nothing to hide? - Villages-News.com
A Villager questions why Dr. Anthony Fauci pleaded the Fifth Amendment before a U.S. Senate committee if he has nothing to hide. Read more: Why did Dr. Fauci plead the Fifth if he has nothing to hide?
Senate panel holds Fauci in contempt after 111 Fifth Amendment invocations — and the ex-COVID czar’s wife had a gesture for the cameras
Hours after the Senate Homeland Security Committee voted along party lines to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress, the former public-health chief was spotted glumly hauling trash outside his $2.4 million Washington home, and his wife flipped off a photographer on the way out. The committee voted 8, 5 on Thursday to refer...
Fifth Amendment Frenzy Engulfs Fauci
The central fact is simple: Anthony Fauci’s decision to invoke the Fifth Amendment at a high-profile congressional hearing gave critics the visual shorthand they wanted, and Chuck Todd’s judgment was that it was a public-relations disaster with lasting damage to Fauci’s legacy. Key Points Chuck Todd called Fauci’s repeated Fifth Amendment invocation a “huge mistake” and a “gigantic mistake.” Todd said the move was not only legally understandabl…
Chuck 'Shame On You' Todd: Fauci ‘Made a Huge Mistake in Pleading the 5th’
YouTube Screenshot Chuck Todd on Thursday sadly criticized the poor optics of Anthony Fauci pleading the fifth amendment over a hundred times during his Senate hearing last week. Ironically, Todd during his appearance on CNN's News Central seemed to have forgotten the incredibly poor Covid optics of his own namely his July 1, 2021 finger wagging shtick in which he angrily denounced, with misinformation, those in the audience who still hadn't got…
A U.S. senatorial commission imposed a staggering setback on Anthony Fauci, the "saviour of humanity." Last Thursday, his members found him guilty of obstructing Congress' investigative prerogatives. A heavy verdict for the old face of the struggle against the Covid-19, now 85 years old. On the other hand, a tense hearing before the Senate the previous week. On the advice of his lawyers, Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoked – more than 110 times – t…
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