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Senator Rand Paul says he believes his committee has the votes to hold Fauci in contempt. “I think we do have the votes to pass it out of committee.” “I think there are two different approaches we can take after that.” “We can try for a vote on the floor, which may not pass.” “Or I can send the referral directly to the Department of Justice.” Senator Rand Paul
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Senator Rand Paul says he believes his committee has the votes to hold Fauci in contempt. “I think we do have the votes to pass it out of committee.” “I think there are two different approaches we can take after that.” “We can try for a vote on the floor, which may not pass.” “Or I can send the referral directly to the Department of Justice.” Senator Rand Paul

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🚨 Footage from The Church Committee Senate hearing (1975): "It was entirely in order for our correspondents to make use of the CIA as sources of information. I believe for reporters this continues today but they have to be much more careful about it or they run the risk of being looked at with disfavor by the public."
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🚨 Footage from The Church Committee Senate hearing (1975): "It was entirely in order for our correspondents to make use of the CIA as sources of information. I believe for reporters this continues today but they have to be much more careful about it or they run the risk of being looked at with disfavor by the public."

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🚨 JUST IN: Sen. Rand Paul will be sending the Fauci contempt referral DIRECTLY to DOJ, circumventing Democrat attempts to block it GOOD! "Often, contempt messages go from committee to the floor, but I don't think there's any rule that says it has to. I think it's less likely to pass on the floor. I think we can pass it out of committee and that from there, I plan on sending it DIRECTLY — with a legal brief supporting the argument — to the Department of Justice." Rand Paul
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🚨 JUST IN: Sen. Rand Paul will be sending the Fauci contempt referral DIRECTLY to DOJ, circumventing Democrat attempts to block it GOOD! "Often, contempt messages go from committee to the floor, but I don't think there's any rule that says it has to. I think it's less likely to pass on the floor. I think we can pass it out of committee and that from there, I plan on sending it DIRECTLY — with a legal brief supporting the argument — to the Department of Justice." Rand Paul

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WATCH: Sen. Rand Paul removes Dr. Anthony Fauci's attorney David Schertler from Fauci's Senate hearing after repeatedly talking over Paul to defend Fauci after not being invited to speak. "You will respect these proceedings... You are not invited here for testimony, sir. You are being disruptive." "Would you behave this way in a courtroom? No, because the judge would put you in jail. I can't do that today, but I can have you escorted from the premises." After another back-and-forth and the attorney's refusal to listen, Paul then had security remove him from the room. Fox cameras caught Schertler leaving the courtroom, saying "Dr Fauci has a valid 5th amendment privilege and he has the right to assert it. That’s what I was trying to tell the committee and that’s all I was trying to tell the committee"
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WATCH: Sen. Rand Paul removes Dr. Anthony Fauci's attorney David Schertler from Fauci's Senate hearing after repeatedly talking over Paul to defend Fauci after not being invited to speak. "You will respect these proceedings... You are not invited here for testimony, sir. You are being disruptive." "Would you behave this way in a courtroom? No, because the judge would put you in jail. I can't do that today, but I can have you escorted from the premises." After another back-and-forth and the attorney's refusal to listen, Paul then had security remove him from the room. Fox cameras caught Schertler leaving the courtroom, saying "Dr Fauci has a valid 5th amendment privilege and he has the right to assert it. That’s what I was trying to tell the committee and that’s all I was trying to tell the committee"

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Kevin Johnson says he lost a bet to Charles Barkley and had to go to a strip club with him. Barkley owed him a church visit but never paid, he sent Dr. J instead “Charles was known for going out. Like, for real going out. So he would be coming in Sunday morning at like 7:00 a.m., and I’d be going out, cuz I’m going to church” “So he coming from the strip clubs this way, and I’m going to church that way. So the thing was, ‘Hey, guy, pray for me’” “Charles and I had a bet one time. I ain’t gonna tell you what the bet was, but if I won, he had to go to church with me. And if he won, I had to go to strip club with him. Whatever the bet was, I lost” “That man made me go to a strip club with him in Houston. I ain’t know what to do. He said, ‘Just sit right there. They’re going to do the rest.’ I say, ‘How long I going to be in there?’ It was like an hour. I hopped out. I was sweating and everything. But I paid my bet up” “He said he was going to go to church with me, but he never went. And then one day Dr. J went to church with me, and I figured Dr. J probably went for Charles”

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NEW: Michael Shellenberger asks Joe Rogan point-blank if he is a Christian after Rogan said he has been going to church for the last few years. Rogan: "I'm fascinated by the story of Jesus Christ... I can't find a flaw in the way [Jesus] tells you to live..." Shellenberger: "Are you Christian?" Rogan: "Well, I go to church... I've been doing it for the last three or four years." Shellenberger: "But that's not really an answer to the question." Rogan: "Well, 'cause I don't know... I think it's very interesting, and I do believe that if you follow the teachings of Jesus Christ, you will live a better life. I really do believe that."

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I've been in the Navy for 20 years. Traveled all over the world and gone to Catholic Masses all over Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, etc. Mass in the vernacular is fine in theory but in practice excludes the laity from the participation that V2 desired for the modernization of the Church. Do you know what allowed me to participate in Mass from Singapore to France to Brazil to Japan? Latin. I knew the words in Latin and knew what they meant, and no matter what country or continent I was in, I could participate in the prayers and song. This is what makes the Church universal (katholikos).
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I've been in the Navy for 20 years. Traveled all over the world and gone to Catholic Masses all over Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, etc. Mass in the vernacular is fine in theory but in practice excludes the laity from the participation that V2 desired for the modernization of the Church. Do you know what allowed me to participate in Mass from Singapore to France to Brazil to Japan? Latin. I knew the words in Latin and knew what they meant, and no matter what country or continent I was in, I could participate in the prayers and song. This is what makes the Church universal (katholikos).

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"I don't understand how [Democrats] can see a million Americans die from dangerous research funded by the government, and not be upset about that." Sen. Rand Paul torches Senate Democrats for complaining about not having access to COVID records — hitting back saying he gave them access to the information that could shed light on government-funded research tied to the COVID-19 pandemic. "I have put all the records on an internet site for committee members for a year. Do you know how many Democrats looked at it?" "Not one of them asked for the password." "They don't seem to care about the truth. I think they want to defend the government more than they want to get to the truth."

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In my career, KAT has been the only player that has always been on the team. It’s going to be very odd to cover a Wolves team that he’s not a part of. We’ll dive into the trade plenty — still wrapping my head around it. But for now, want to say I’m grateful for the respect he always treated me with — not a given in this industry, especially as independent media. Karl and I became some version of friends over the years. And for me, that will always be something that will stick with me as the years go on. ✌️KAT

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Posting this from WKRN because Marsha Blackburn is counting on journalists not asking the RIGHT questions in following up on my story about the ethics investigation of her office last year. NO ONE is saying that she was disciplined by the Senate Ethics Committee - so she is denying a claim that no one has made. That’s because the Senate Ethics Committee has not disciplined one of their own in many, many years. Instead, when it finds wrongdoing, the Ethics Committee usually makes the senators fix the problem and promise to never do it again! Here are the right questions: If this ethics investigation was politically motivated as you claim, why not release your correspondence with the Senate Ethics Committee to prove that the committee investigated and found nothing? If you refuse to release correspondence with the Senate Ethics Committee, why should votes not assume that you are hiding something? @ There was an ethics complaint against you last year for voting for legislation from which you could profit. Will you release any correspondence with the Senate Ethics Committee about that complaint? There was an ethics complaint against you in 2021 for using your position to help an aide get out of a traffic ticket. Will you release any correspondence with the Senate Ethics Committee about that complaint? ONE MORE NOTE: No journalist should accept an interview with Marsha Blackburn under the condition that they not ask about the ethics investigation.

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Peters: "Would you be willing to go to the SCIF this afternoon and tell us the classified activities you're talking about?" Mullin: "I think this committee made it very clear with the paperwork they gave me that I do not have to disclose…my official travel." Peters: "You're in no classified document that the federal government has, according to the FBI, and yet you're telling me you did all this classified work." Mullin: "I didn't say all…I get what you're trying to get to here, and that's fine, but I complied with everything the document said."

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WOW! Pfizer whistleblower Brook Jackson reveals Senator Ron Johnson knew about the Covid-jab DNA contamination but instructed frontline figures not to say anything because "we can't just go out there & tell the American people there's a possibility they're going to get cancer." In this clip from an episode of the Shannon Joy Show (Shannon Joy) posted to Rumble on October 7, 2025, Jackson (Brook Jackson 💜) says that she took part in a closed-door meeting with Johnson (Senator Ron Johnson) and "some of the frontline faces that we all love" approximately two years before Johnson's own congressional hearing on the Covid jabs. "I will never forget being in this meeting and we're talking about DNA contamination and what that potentially means to patients with...let's just say a cancer diagnosis," Jackson says, "And I will never forget Senator Ron Johnson said...we can't just go out there and tell the American people that there's a possibility that they're going to get cancer." "I appreciate what [Johnson] has done, certainly, like, 100% he's done great things," Jackson adds. "But damn him for saying that like that. That was two years ago. How many people could we have warned in that time that this is something that we know." For reference, Jackson is a whistleblower suing Pfizer and her former employer, Ventavia Research Group, in Federal court under the False Claims Act for fraud she witnessed during the Pfizer COVID-19 mRNA clinical trials in September 2020. ----------------Partial transcription of clip-------------- "They all freaking know. They all know. Bobby Kennedy knows. Senator Ron Johnson knows. I'm sorry, I'm just going to go off here for a second. I will never forget being in a closed-door meeting with Senator Ron Johnson. Some of the frontline faces that we all love and we, we don't want to, you know, say too much, but I, will never forget being in this meeting and we're talking about DNA contamination and what that potentially means to patients with, you know, let's just say a cancer diagnosis. "You know, is this something that we need to be looking at? And I will never forget Senator Ron Johnson said we can't just, because what we were doing in this meeting was trying to develop or create an agenda for the following day which was going to be aired live to, you know, the, the public. And so we're trying to come up with this agenda. And he said, we can't just go out there and tell the American people that there's a possibility that they're going to get cancer. "I was, and Mary Bowden was there too. I was so disgusted by that statement. Because we need to be warning people. People need to be able to take their symptoms and their scans or whatever they're looking at, to their, to their doctors and be able to discuss this openly. And, and I just couldn't believe he said that. And I hopped on the next plane that I could get on, which was like at 5 o' clock in the morning from D.C., but I got the hell out of there. "And I appreciate what he has done, certainly like 100% he's done great things. But damn him for saying that like that. That was two years ago. How many people could we have warned in that time that this is something that we know. It's now on the Congressional Record, right? At his own hearing. But two years prior you said we can't say anything. We can't scare people. People need to be scared. People need to be scared of the United States government and people need to be scared certainly of the pharmaceutical companies who get away with it by the Department of Justice, by our government helping them get away with these crimes."

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263,132 views • 10 months ago