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Newsmax Legal Analyst Jay Town; Can Fauci Be Charged For Pleading The Fifth?
Newsmax Legal Analyst Jay Town; Can Fauci Be Charged For Pleading The Fifth?

Former U.S. Attorney Jay Town joins us to discuss the pending confirmation of the current Acting Attorney General, Todd Blanche.

Jay also talks about his recent column, in which he presents the possibility of charging Anthony Fauci with a crime related to his pardon and pleading the Fifth before a US Senate Committee.

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