According to the transcript, Dr. Fauci said “I don’t recall” 174 times, including when asked about emails that he sent, interviews that he gave, and other important information.
Fauci sent a colleague an email in February of 2020 instructing her not to wear a mask when traveling. Just a couple months later, he was advocating for universal mask mandates.
One of Fauci’s deputies joined a WHO delegation to China in February of 2020, and in talking to Fauci afterwards, was impressed with how the Chinese “were handling the isolation, the contact tracing, the building of facilities to take care of people..”
Stay tuned for some more important tidbits from the transcript…
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You can't serve in the military if you have asthma.
But because of two federal judges, we have to bend over backwards to accommodate a "condition" that requires lifelong hormones and multiple surgeries?
We need to fight this. đź§µ
At the outset of his administration, President Trump signed a common-sense executive order barring transgender military service. In February, the Pentagon issued a memo affirming that people with a history of gender dysphoria are "incompatible" with U.S. military service.
Two federal judges didn't just block the policy—they ordered the Pentagon to immediately resume providing "gender-affirming medical care" to transgender military service members.
That includes hormone therapy and sex-change surgeries.
The Supreme Court just heard arguments in Mahmoud v. Taylor—a case about whether public schools can force kids to learn radical transgender ideology, even over parents' religious objections.
The Justices are likely to deal a blow to this woke ideology.
Here's what happened. đź§µ
In 2022, the Montgomery County public school system introduced a series of "LGBTQ-inclusive" storybooks to be taught in pre-K to 5th grade.
When hundreds of parents raised religious objections, school bureaucrats eliminated parental notice and the ability to opt-out.
These books taught kids to: (1) view pronouns and gender as arbitrary choices; (2) reject those who believe in traditional marriage; and (3) find terms like “drag queens,” “leather” in a sexual context, “non-binary,” and sex workers in image searches.
The Supreme Court bypassed normal appellate procedure to halt President Trump's deportation of more illegal aliens.
There a lot of misinformation floating around about judicial rulings, the Alien Enemies Act, and immigration law.
Let's clear a few things up.đź§µ
On Apr. 7, SCOTUS held: 1. Judge Boasberg had no jurisdiction over the Tren de Aragua deportations under the Alien Enemies Act; 2. Those TdA thugs must seek relief under "habeas" where they are confined (Texas).
Last Wednesday, the ACLU filed, in NDTX before Judge Wes Hendrix, a habeas petition and a motion for an ex parte TRO, asking the court to enjoin the Trump Admin's deportation of TdA members confined in NDTX without giving the Trump Admin notice or opportunity to respond.
This was written in the early months of the Biden presidency. But it lays out, in detail, exactly what they would go on to do—and how they justified it.
By adopting the framework of "domestic terrorism" (DT), they could effectively treat their critics as enemies of the state.
For years, the State Department ran a global censorship operation—not just in America, but across the West.
Now, it's pushing free speech instead.
Here's why this matters. đź§µ
The "disinformation" and "hate speech" industry is one of the top threats to Western freedom today.
"From its very beginnings," @SecRubio writes, this industry "has existed to protect the American establishment from the voices of forgotten Americans."
As Attorney General of Missouri, I sued the Biden admin for working with Big Tech to censor conservatives. We took them all the way to the Supreme Court.
That case—Missouri v. Biden—led to the release of thousands of pages of documents detailing a vast censorship enterprise.
This is one I'm especially excited about. Sarah Rogers is a free speech champion—and we've worked together on some of the big anti-censorship fights of the past few years.
Another sign that this State Department is serious about dismantling the censorship-industrial complex.
Today, Sarah had her confirmation hearing for Undersecretary of Public Diplomacy at the State Department.
Under Biden, that position effectively served as a U.S. "censorship czar."
Sarah is going to help this administration transform it into a "free speech czar" role instead.
This is a big issue for me—going back to my days as Missouri AG. We filed the Missouri v. Biden lawsuit that exposed how the last administration was wielding agencies like the State Department to build a vast global censorship enterprise: