So everyone's mad that, and even some Democrats, I think, are mad about these last minute Biden pardons of Fauci and the J6 Committee, et cetera, et cetera.

So let's just set that aside.

My concern is not that these people are punished.

Fauci is 81.

Yeah, who cares?

I think he'll be punished.

Yeah.

You know, in some larger sense.

But I want to know what they did.

That's the, okay, so can we just go through a couple of these and, like, why would you pardon Fauci?

What are the potential crimes? The crimes you think he committed and could be punished for that you're trying to prevent him from being punished for by partnering him.

Well, with Fauci specifically, the one thing that comes to mind immediately is perjury.

Yes.

Because he's been accused of that essentially already by, you know, the House committee.

Lying under oath to the Congress.

Lying under oath to the Congress, in particular saying, you know, that we have never funded gain of research, that we weren't

doing it during this time period.

Even as there are other people in the government, like, you know, the deputy director

of the NIH saying, yes, we were, or Ralph

Barrett, who was one of the scientists at UNC saying, yes, absolutely, that was gain of function.

So there's a little bit of a problem there. Now, he later amended the statement and said that he

was speaking in a specific way under a specific definition, but there's

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