Hey everybody and welcome back to Cash's Corner.

What do we have in store for today?

So there's this amazing reporting that John Solomon has done about basically executive privileged

or executive privilege being waived retroactively by the White House and how that's connected

with the Mar-a-Lago raid. I mean, amazing stuff. I'm going to want to get your take on that.

Of course, everybody knows now that Dr. Fauci has announced his retirement and some people are concerned,

whether they'll be appropriate oversight or not. I'd love to hear what you have to say about this.

And finally, some developments in the Danchenko case. And I think that should be an episode for us.

Okay, where do we start?

So I think we have to start with Dr. Fauci. You know, Dr. Fauci has announced his retirement, as you and I both know, and some people have

expressed concern that by doing this, he may be trying to escape some sort of congressional

oversight or accountability for his actions of the last few years.

So I think that that is what he's trying to do,

because he knows this administration will give him a grand sendoff,

probably give him the Congressional Medal of Freedom from the President in the United States Congress,

the highest civilian award you can get for government service.

And I think for us to give it to him would be a crime, basically.

Why? Because what we are

talking about is a course correction that was supposed to be the biggest pandemic of the last

half century. And what we're finding out while we uncover Fauci's lies is it was just the opposite,

in large part, because of the false information that Fauci was responsible to put out facts was putting out politics to appease leadership and the media.

And so I think it is critical. Congress take the reins of this investigation because we know that there's nobody in government that's going to do it. There's no DOJ or FBI that we can trust to run this sort of investigation, even though I believe

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