A couple of days ago on this show, I was discussing how terrible Dr. Fauci is.

And I just sort of off the top of my head said that I wanted every candidate for federal office

to sign a pledge. I wanted them to sign the Michael Knowles Public Health Protection pledge.

And that pledge would have to include two things. One, if you are elected to Congress or the Senate,

you will vote to Sapina, Dr. Fauci, and investigate him. And then, using the power of the purse in

Congress, you will zero out his salary. So you can't fire him if you're in Congress, but you can

get rid of his salary. Very simple. Just two things. I pledged that I will do this.

Mentioned it on the show, we moved on with the rest of the show.

Then yesterday, I see a message from a congressional candidate, Bo Heinz. Bo Heinz is running

for Congress in North Carolina. And he said, Michael, I heard the show. We had our staff draft up

the pledge. I am honored and proud to be the first candidate to sign this pledge. I said,

Bo, that's really funny. He posted it to social media. All of a sudden,

a ton of different congressional candidates, Senate candidates, candidates all over the country

start posting their photos of the pledge and they're signing it. Here it is. I've got the

pledge right here in my hands. It's very simple. The Michael Noles Federal Public Health Protection

Pledge, I, so and so, pledged to the taxpayers of the state or Commonwealth of whatever the place is

and to the American people that I will one vote to Sapina, Dr. Anthony Fauci, in order to investigate

any corrupt activities to which he may be party regarding the COVID pandemic, as well as the numerous

and demonstrable lies that he has told to the U.S. Congress and the American people regarding the

virus, its origin, and the efficacy of public health measures to fight it. And two, I will sponsor

and vote for legislation that reduces the salary of the Director of the National Institute of

Allergy and Infectious Diseases and IAID and Chief Medical Advisor to the President of the

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