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Yesterday Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared before the Senate and invoked the Fifth Amendment more than a hundred times, refusing to answer questions. Many say the man who silenced doctors, censored debate, and championed lockdowns during COVID now chooses silence when it's his turn to speak. Senator Rand Paul directly confronted him, pointing out that while he has a federal pardon, Florida's Attorney General is investigating on the state level. Fauci was advised to plead the Fifth due to dual sovereignty, even though the chance of actual state prosecution is very low. This hearing highlights the deep distrust in our public health institutions that Fauci himself helped create. Millions of Americans no longer trust the system because of how COVID policies were handled — from lockdowns to censorship of dissenting scientists like those behind the Great Barrington Declaration. Attorney Vikas Bajaj breaks it down. What are your thoughts? #Fauci #FifthAmendment #SenateHearing #RandPaul #COVID #Lockdowns #GreatBarringtonDeclaration #PublicHealth #AnthonyFauci #VaccineMandate
Fauci Takes the Fifth 100+ Times in Explosive Senate Hearing as he is Grilled Him on Lockdowns
Attorney Vikas Bajaj appeared on Fox National News with Trace Gallagher to break down two major stories. Tom Homan has reinstated ICE traffic stops following recent incidents involving agents — a critical law enforcement tool with proven results. Bajaj draws powerful parallels to New York’s "stop-and-frisk" era, which contributed to a 70% drop in homicides. He also addressed the sentencing of truck driver Jashanpreet Singh in California, noting that while the outcome has sparked outrage, the judge followed state law for young first-time offenders. Bajaj stresses that real change must come from the legislature, and that federal investigators should examine companies hiring unqualified drivers. #ice #BorderSecurity #PublicSafety #CriminalJustice #FoxNews #breakingnews
ICE traffic stops are back in action after ICE shootings. Attorney Vikas Bajaj explains.
Last night, Attorney Vikas Bajaj appeared on Fox News at Night joined by Attorney Josh Ritter. They discussed two breaking issues. First, the incidents over the weekend in Chicago over Juneteenth, where there were multiple fatalities and unnecessary violence. President Trump offered help, and the question posed was whether it was a real offer of help or something practical. Attorney Vikas Bajaj alluded to the examples in Memphis and in D.C., where the local governments cooperated in the cleaning up of those cities, confirming it is a genuine offer. They also discussed Justice Thomas and Justice Alito, who dissented in a case interpreting a D.C. statute that created a reasonable Black person standard. Attorney Vikas Bajaj believes the lack of broader effect on more people in the United States may be the driving issue. More specifically, when there is a more developed case showing disagreement among federal circuits, this issue will come before the Supreme Court, and there is now an indication of where they may go. View the full segment: https://www.foxnews.com/video/6399142873112 #scotus #SupremeCourt #Chicago #Juneteenth #Trump #LegalAnalysis #foxnewsatnight #foxnews
Reasonable Black Person Standard in D.C. will face SCOTUS in the future, says Attorney Vikas Bajaj

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