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All right. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier says his office
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is launching an investigation into Dr. Fauci
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following his Senate testimony on the COVID pandemic.
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Uthmeier accused Fauci of a lack of candor after the former top
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health official repeatedly invoked the Fifth during questioning—
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actually 111 times he did that.
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Uthmeier says it is past time to get to the truth about what happened during the pandemic,
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but his office has not yet released details about the scope of the investigation.
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Want to bring in the host of the Grassroots Truthcast podcast
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and political strategist, Jean Valentino.
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Jean, listen. So, the pardon that he was given with the autopen by Joe Biden,
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which could be immaterial at some point, that notwithstanding,
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apparently states… he’s not pardoned from any state prosecution.
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So, states may be going after Fauci in droves, Florida leading the way as usual.
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Will we see Fauci in an orange jumpsuit? I think he’d look good in that color.
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Well, thanks for having me. There’s part of me that loves our constitutional republic
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because there are backstops to protect us when one element of our government fails us.
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And this is one of those cases where the backstop may just help.
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The bad behavior at the federal level that allowed this autopen pardon to exist in the first place
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might be overshadowed by, as you just mentioned, 50-plus indictments
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that could come from 50 states if they were so disposed at the state level,
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because of the separation of powers between state and federal government.
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As a former county commissioner locally, we were able to do things
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that were not able to be done at the state and federal level because of certain autonomies.
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In this case specifically, to answer your question,
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I don’t know which is worse: the fact that he was pardoned by an autopen,
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which is bad behavior unto itself, or
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that he hides himself and masks himself, no pun intended, behind this Fifth Amendment entitlement.
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The Fifth Amendment was never intended to be used to skirt justice.
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It was intended to protect those who are abused in a judicial system.
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Yes. But why should we make allowances for 111 pleadings
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of the Fifth Amendment yesterday to insult the nation on prime-time TV
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on all the channels with his diatribe that got the senators nowhere?
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I think it is a disgrace to the system.
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I think another constitutional amendment is needed to focus on the bad behavior and abuse of the system.
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Interesting, because we had a lawyer on yesterday that said sort of the exact opposite.
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Talked about how important it was for this Fifth Amendment,
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even though we hate how it was really weaponized.
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I don’t think you can use any other word, but it shouldn’t really surprise us
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that Fauci of all people has no respect for our system of justice or for the American people.
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I mean, he was willing to pretty much kill them, allegedly.
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Yeah. Do you think that… I think it was Madison who wrote the Fifth Amendment.
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Do you think it was his intention to allow individuals to abuse the system
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to hide behind a system that was intended to protect equal rights and justice under the law?
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I’m not a lawyer, but I don’t think it’s…
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unfortunately, it’s gotten perverted, hasn’t it?
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What do you expect from a lawyer—that he didn’t think that it was needed to protect Fauci’s rights?
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At what expense?
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The millions that died in the United States and around the world
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from the abuse of the information and the gain-of-function research funding at the Wuhan lab.
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Yeah.
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Where does the justice of an individual end, and protection of the rights of the nation and the world begin?
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You’re not going to get any argument from this anchor.
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I tell you what, I wish we were watching the trial of the public hanging
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or drawing and quartering of this face of evil.
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I’m just going to put it out there. That’s how I feel.
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That’s the hearing I’m ready for.
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Gene Valentino, thank you so much for your time this morning.
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Oh, and by the way, Democrats are defending Fauci on this. I just want to get that out there.
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Thank you so much, we appreciate you being with us. Sorry we’re out of time.
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Love to have you back soon, longtime friend. Thank you for being here.
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Thank you.
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