Rand Paul suggested that Anthony Fauci isn’t liable for anything as long as he tells the truth, even if he admits destroying records, and that the pardon has given him more immunity than most people would ever get.

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Rand Paul suggested that Anthony Fauci isn’t liable for anything as long as he tells the truth, even if he admits destroying records, and that the pardon has…
“Dr. Fauci isn’t liable for anything as long as he tells the truth, even if he admits that he destroyed records on a routine basis,” Paul suggested, adding that the ex‑NIAID official “can’t be prosecuted for many of the things that are outside the statute of limitations as well.”
“All he had to do today if he wanted to testify was to be honest. As long as he was honest, even about committing a crime, he would have no jeopardy,” Paul added. “But I think the pardon … has given him more immunity than most people would ever get.”

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Origin: extracted from The 5 most shocking moments from Anthony Fauci's Senate COVID testimony · 2026-09-12 07:58