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Fauci says he received ‘credible death threats’
Anthony Fauci, Addressing a House subcommittee, detailed the threats and harassment he and his family received during his time as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Fauci said he experienced “everything from harassment from emails, texts, letters from me, my wife, my three daughters,” as well as “credible death threats,” meaning “someone who was clearly out to kill me kill,” adding that he still receives death threats today. He said:
It is very unpleasant for me, it is much more difficult because they have involved my wife and my three daughters.
Dr. Anthony Fauci gets emotional discussing death threats he and his family have received since the start of the COVID pandemic:
“It’s very upsetting for me, it’s much more difficult because my wife and three daughters are involved.” pic.twitter.com/jXTb8xO8Op
— The Count (@therecount) June 3, 2024
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Congressman Democrat Robert Garcia followed up his comments in the House hearing with a critical post on social media Marjorie Taylor Green for refusal of referral Anthony Fauci as Dr. Fauci.
Green is “absolutely insane” and a “national disgrace,” Garcia wrote to X.
Totally crazy that Marjorie Taylor Green wouldn’t refer to Dr. Fauci as a doctor. He is one of the most brilliant medical minds in the country. She is a national shame. https://t.co/ADdjb57fKy
— Congressman Robert Garcia (@RepRobertGarcia) June 3, 2024
Robert Garcia, The California Democratic congressman said the House subcommittee hearing “might be the craziest hearing I’ve ever been to.”
Garcia, turning Anthony Faucisaid:
I have only been in Congress for a year and a half, but I am so sorry that you have been subjected to this level of attacks and insanity.
He said both his parents died of Covid-19 and thanked Fauci for enacting policies that saved lives during the pandemic, calling him an “American hero” who had saved more lives than “all 435 members of this body on both sides of the aisle.’
‘These attacks are ridiculous’ – Congressman Robert Garcia responds to Marge Green’s theatrics, saying ‘this may be the craziest hearing I’ve ever been to’ pic.twitter.com/xuRt0GOwlp
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 3, 2024
Fauci says he received ‘credible death threats’
Anthony Fauci, Addressing a House subcommittee, detailed the threats and harassment he and his family received during his time as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Fauci said he experienced “everything from harassment from emails, texts, letters from me, my wife, my three daughters,” as well as “credible death threats,” meaning “someone who was clearly out to kill me kill,” adding that he still receives death threats today. He said:
It is very unpleasant for me, it is much more difficult because they have involved my wife and my three daughters.
Dr. Anthony Fauci gets emotional discussing death threats he and his family have received since the start of the COVID pandemic:
“It’s very upsetting for me, it’s much more difficult because my wife and three daughters are involved.” pic.twitter.com/jXTb8xO8Op
— The Count (@therecount) June 3, 2024
Joe Biden has congratulated Claudia Scheinbaum for her historic victory after being elected the first female president of Mexico.
Scheinbaum, a left-wing climatologist and former mayor of Mexico City, won a landslide victory on Sunday and will inherit the project of his mentor and outgoing leader, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, whose popularity among the poor helped her triumph.
The victory for Sheinbaum is an important step for Mexico, a country known for its macho culture and home to the world’s second-largest Roman Catholic population, which has for years pushed for more traditional values and roles for women. She will also be the first person of Jewish origin to lead the country.
Sheinbaum is also the first woman to win a general election in the United States, Mexico or Canada. In a statement, Biden said:
I look forward to working closely with President-elect Scheinbaum in the spirit of partnership and friendship that reflects the enduring ties between our two countries. I expressed our commitment to promote the values and interests of our two nations for the benefit of our peoples.
On the House Committee on the Covid-19 Pandemic, the far-right congresswoman from Georgia Marjorie Taylor Green refused address Anthony Fauci as ‘Dr’ instead of pointedly calling him ‘Mr Fauci’.
Green said:
This guy doesn’t deserve to have a license. As a matter of fact, it should be revoked and it belongs in prison.
Marjory Taylor Green Green disrespects Fauci: “Mr. Fauci—since you are not a ‘doctor’—you are Mr. Fauci for my few minutes. No, I don’t need your answer…he belongs in jail’ pic.twitter.com/vyBBc2N5zd
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) June 3, 2024
Biden will sign an executive order limiting the processing of asylum claims at the US border
Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order as early as Tuesday that effectively allows him to shut down US border with Mexico of asylum seekers crossing illegally when the daily crossing threshold is exceeded, according to multiple reports.
The move would allow U.S. immigration officials to quickly deport migrants who enter the country illegally without processing their asylum claims when border crossings exceed a certain threshold, the sources said. said CBS News.
Biden administration officials briefed members of Congress in recent days and told them to expect the president to sign the order along with South Texas mayors, New York Times reported.
The move would severely limit migrants seeking asylum at the southern US border if they cross the border illegally after daily encounters between ports of entry reach 2,500, CNN reportedmeaning the measure is likely to take effect almost immediately.
The order would represent the single most restrictive border policy enacted by Biden or any modern Democrat, the Times reported. It will rely on presidential powers known as “212(f)” used during the Trump administration to enact several immigration restrictions, including the so-called “travel ban.”
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Donald Trump urged the Supreme Court to step in and overturn his conviction in a bribery trial that left him with the unwanted double distinction of being the first former US president to be a convicted felon.
The presumptive Republican nominee for 2024 made his plea in a typically snarky post on his Truth Social site, noting that the July 11 sentencing hearing falls just four days before the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, when expects his nomination to become official.
“The ‘judgment’ for doing nothing wrong will be, conveniently for the fascists, 4 days before the Republican National Convention,” Trump wrote.
A radical left Soros-backed DA running on the basis of “I’ll catch Trump” reporting to an “acting” Democrat-appointed local judge who is HIGHLY CONFLICTED will make a decision that will determine the future of our nation?
Jamie Raskin, the Democratic congressman for Maryland, it seems for reference Donald Trumpthe recent ruling as he spoke at a House subcommittee hearing on the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ruskin, turning Anthony Fauci, said he apologized for the fact that “some of our colleagues in the United States House of Representatives seem to want to drag your name through the mud. They are treating you, Dr. Fauci, like a convicted felon. He added:
You probably want to be treated like a convicted felon. They treat convicted criminals with love and admiration.
Bob MenendezThe Democratic senator accused of bribery will enter the New Jersey re-election race as an independent, according to a report.
Menendez to file nominating petitions in Trenton today, New Jersey Globe reportedadding that the incumbent Democrat will not serve the petitions himself as he attends the 12th day of his federal corruption trial.
Menendez faces bribery charges for his alleged work supporting the interests of the Egyptian government. He has pleaded not guilty to charges that he accepted bribes — including gold bullion, a luxury car and nearly half a million dollars in cash — while promoting Egypt’s interests in his powerful role as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Menendez’s presence on the ballot could complicate Democrats’ efforts to hold onto the Senate seat, though Joe Biden won New Jersey by 16 points in 2020. But Menendez’s hopes of winning in November look dim.
Survey conducted by Fairleigh Dickinson University last month showed Menendez receiving only 6% or 7% of the vote in a hypothetical general election. But Menendez’s candidacy will allow him to raise funds for donations that can be used to cover his attorneys’ bills, because campaign finance documents show the senator has already spent at least $2 million on legal services.
Fauci says he has a “completely open mind” to theories about the origins of Covid-19
Anthony Fauci, in his opening statement to the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, thanked the panel for the opportunity to testify.
The former government scientist addressed “some issues that are seriously skewed about me.”
On the subject of the lab leak theory, Fauci said the allegation that he “influenced these scientists to change their minds with millions of dollars in grants is absolutely false and simply absurd.”
He then made accusations that he had tried to “cover up” the possibility that the virus had originated in a laboratory. “The truth is just the opposite,” he said.
Fauci has long said publicly that he is open to both theories, but that there is more evidence to support the natural origin of the virus, the AP reported. Fauci said:
I have repeatedly stated that I am completely open to both possibilities, and that if definitive evidence emerges to confirm or disprove either theory, I am ready to accept it.
Anthony Fauci already sworn in at a House subcommittee hearing.
According to his opening statement released ahead of the hearing, the former government scientist will discuss how “disinformation and disinformation” have led to “significant and understandable” public confusion during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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