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“Any effort by the Senate to try and find that he is in contempt for asserting the Fifth Amendment will fail.”

Andrew Weissmann explains why he believes Anthony Fauci was justified in invoking the Fifth Amendment amid concerns that his testimony before the Senate could be used to target him for prosecution.

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    @360gunner

    HE CAN’T EVOKE THS 5TH TO GENERAL QUESTIONS THAT CAN’T SELF INCRIMINATE! He absolutely deserves the contempt for refusing to answer what day it was or what color his tie was..

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    @shaneflannigan7919

    Why would the AG need to be aligned with Trump to prosecute this man? Why can’t you speak unbiased he is clearly guilty.

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