Hawley EXPOSES Faucis Secret Awards Scheme — While Americans Were Dying [BdcBVzFssPE]
In a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing, Senator Josh Hawley confronts Dr. Anthony Fauci with a series of internal government emails — obtained from Fauci's own office during his tenure as NIAID director. The emails document a coordinated effort by Fauci's senior staff — including his chief of staff and personal assistant — to pursue cash awards on his behalf while serving as the nation's top pandemic official. Federal records show eight separate government employees were directed to solicit nominations across at least nine award programs, using official government time, devices, and email systems. Among the awards: the Dan David Prize — a $900,000 cash payment. Total awards pursued during the pandemic period exceed one million dollars. Hawley presents a legal conflict: federal regulation 5 CFR §2635.205 explicitly prohibits federal employees from using government resources to solicit personal financial benefits. The emails further show Fauci's office pressuring the agency's own ethics officials to approve the payments — with staff writing that they needed "to get to yes." Fauci, who received a preemptive pardon before leaving office, invokes the Fifth Amendment in response to every question — including what day of the week it is. Under Supreme Court precedent established in Brown v. Walker (1896), a pardoned individual cannot invoke Fifth Amendment protections, as the immunity that justifies the privilege no longer exists. Fauci's net worth is reported to exceed $12 million. His federal pension paid out more than $400,000 in its first year.