We're three big stories in a blockbuster edition of Uncensored, Revolution in Syria,

pardons or prosecutions for Fauci and Liz Cheney and a bombshell lawsuit for Jay-Z.

First, after five decades of dictatorship under one family's rule, Syria's Bashar al-Assad is gone.

The man, known as the butcher of Damascus has fled to Russia.

The men and women he oppressed were pictured walking the halls of a ransacked presidential palace.

But why now?

And will Syria be safer under the rule of a group founded in part by al-Qaeda?

President Biden ordered U.S. airstrikes on ISIS targets in Syria yesterday

and blamed Assad's downfall on the weakness of America's enemies.

For all this is, for the first time ever,

either Russia nor Iran nor Hezbollah could defend this abhorrent regime in Syria.

This is a direct result of the blows that Ukraine, Israel, have delivered upon their own

self-defense with unflagging support of the United States. President Trump, meanwhile, was in Paris

for the reopening of Notre Dame. World leaders flocked to the new sheriff. French President

Emmanuel Macron almost lost his arm in their latest arm-wrestling battle,

and Trump left them in no doubt about his policy on the chaos in Syria.

The United States should have nothing to do with it, he said.

This is not our fight. Let it play out. Do not get involved. Is he right? We'll debate that.

Back at home, President Biden's considering more sweeping and preemptive pardons, Dr Anthony Fauci, for allegedly lined in Congress about gain of function research on COVID.

Sentence to relate Adam Schiff for leading the Russia Gay impeachment. Liz Cheney for leading the January 6th Committee.

Trump told NBC News that he'll look at pardons for capital rioters on day one.

Those who investigated his role in January Thick should expect no such mercy.

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