Hello, it's Miranda. I'm back with a new mini episode of Podforce One. This feature is a little

more topical and relevant to my job as a columnist for The New York Post. Today's topic is about

the disturbing and continuing celebration of the slippery Dr Anthony Fauci.

What are the chances that he finally will be held accountable for his malign role

in the COVID-19 pandemic and cover-up?

Will the DOJ find a way to get around the preemptive Autopenn Pardopen pardon that Biden gave him as he was leaving office,

now that Fauci's right-hand man, David Morrins, has been indicted.

Dr Fauci deserves to be indicted, but he probably won't be, because his role in the origin

of the COVID-19 pandemic that he fought so

hard to cover up opens a can of worms that nobody wants to confront. He has his great patron

Joe Biden's blanket preemptive pardon to keep him safe from federal charges. But the recent indictment

of his former factotum, David Morrins,

on federal charges of conspiracy and record destruction for scheming to cover up Fauci's

role in funding the risky gain-of-function research on bat viruses at the notorious Wuhan lab in China,

where the COVID-19 outbreak almost certainly began,

has raised hopes that Fauci is still in the crosshairs of the DOJ.

President Trump has declared Biden's last-minute auto-pen pardon of Fauci invalid,

which would make it possible that he could be prosecuted for perjury

over his 2024 testimony to Congress. But even if that gambit doesn't work,

Fauci's nemesis Senator Rand Paul, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee,

has been busy building a case to subpoena the slippery scientist for another round

of questioning under oath, in which he will have to come clean about his role in funding

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