‘Dr. Fauci has a huge ego’ and ‘mistakes were made’: Bob Cusack
Washington Examiner executive editor Bob Cusack said Dr. Anthony Fauci’s Senate hearing was significant, but argued that lawmakers undermined its impact by how they conducted the proceedings.“I think the emphasis of the hearing is a bit off,” Cusack said Wednesday on CNN’s Laura Coates Live. “Having the hearing is a good thing because mistakes were made.” Recommended Stories ‘Dr.
- ▪Washington Examiner executive editor Bob Cusack said Dr.
- ▪Anthony Fauci’s Senate hearing was significant, but argued that lawmakers undermined its impact by how they conducted the proceedings.“I think the emphasis of the hearing is a bit off,” Cusack said Wednesday on CNN’s Laura Coates Live.
- ▪“Having the hearing is a good thing because mistakes were made.” Recommended Stories ‘Dr.
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Washington Examiner executive editor Bob Cusack said Dr. Anthony Fauci’s Senate hearing was significant, but argued that lawmakers undermined its impact by how they conducted the proceedings.“I think the emphasis of the hearing is a bit off,” Cusack said Wednesday on CNN’s Laura Coates Live. “Having the hearing is a good thing because mistakes were made.” Recommended Stories ‘Dr. Fauci has a huge ego’ and ‘mistakes were made’: Bob Cusack ICE is ‘in a bind where no one’s really advocating for them’: Anna Giaritelli Marjorie Taylor Greene weds Brian Glenn in Las Vegas Fauci was grilled about his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic, but invoked the Fifth Amendment to every question, including what color his tie was and what color the carpet in front of him was.
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