H1, Segment 2 - Charlie James critiques Dr. Fauci’s testimony and COVID-19 treatment policy.

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Transcript Charlie James: All right, I got to make a correction. I apologize, I was—what, what did Fonz on Happy Days used to do? I was wrong. Russell Fry—Russell Fry is running ads. He is running ads, so—both TV and radio, I believe. Let's go to Billy in Anderson. Billy, what's going on with you? Billy: Um, I wasn't going to say you were wrong, but I have seen one—I have seen one Russell Fry ad two nights ago. Charlie James: Okay. Billy: But up until then, I couldn't tell you what he looked like. I'm, you know, up state. So, I mean, you know, but I did see one about two nights ago. Charlie James: There you go. Hey, we've had a sighting of Russell Fry. There you go, Russell Fry sighting has been reported. I appreciate it, Billy, thank you very much. You see, then last week, I had three people come up to me with the same question: "Charlie, who's this Fry guy? Who's the Fry guy that's running?" And I was like, "You mean the 7th Congressional District Congressman? That guy? That's in Washington, voting on bills?" Yeah. So, anyway, poll show right now the front-runners are Ralph Norman and William Timmons, and of course, who knows where this thing's going to go. Uh, yesterday we saw—[laughs]—we saw Dr. Fauci testifying before Congress! And it was an amazing display yesterday! I want—I want to play for you just a little clip of Fauci's testimony here. Here we go, here's Dr. Fauci. Let me see, how did you answer these questions? Dave Chappelle (audio clip): I plead the fifth! I plead the fifth! One, two, three, four, fifth! Anything you say, fifth! Go ahead, ask me a question... fifth! Charlie James: He just pleaded the fifth! Yeah, that's all he did all day. Plead the fifth. Now, ironically, you just go back to 2022. Go back, I think it was over on CNN. Let's take a listen to what Dr.—oh, hold on, we've already got that. Hold on, let's take a listen to Dr. Fauci, 2022 on CNN. Here we go. Dr. Anthony Fauci (audio clip): Well, if I become a punching bag, I'm a punching bag, but I am very happy to testify before any congressional oversight committee. I have nothing to hide. I can explain and validate everything that I've done. So, you know, it's going to be inconvenient if they actually are out there essentially threatening to make my life miserable, but I mean, I'm going to do what I need to do, and that is cooperate fully, because we have nothing to hide at all. Charlie James: Ah! Nothing to hide? Man, you hid a lot yesterday, Dr. Fauci. You hid a lot! So, a lot of people were wondering, they were like, "Well, Charlie, what was this really all about?" I mean, what, what—somebody asked me the question, they said, "What fraud did Dr. Fauci commit?" Well, I'm going to give you a perfect example, and the fraud had to do with Ivermectin. Want you to listen to this. Sen. Ron Johnson (audio clip): I've got the studies right here. There was a website that was tracking the randomized controlled studies. Here they are, showing 60, 70% efficacy of Ivermectin. The same day you say there's no evidence, there was all kinds of evidence. Loved ones had to go to—hospitals had to sue hospitals, just, would you try it? So, I would want to know, you know, to what extent were you involved in sabotaging hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, and did you do that because you knew the only way you get Emergency Use Authorization for these drugs, these experimental gene therapy, was if there was no effective treatment? You couldn't get the Emergency Use Authorization, so is that why you helped sabotage these cheap generic drugs in favor of Remdesivir, which by the way, nurses—are you aware of the fact that nurses called it "run death is near"? Lawyer/Fauci (audio clip): On the advice of counsel, Dr. Fauci declines to answer. Charlie James: The fifth! Going to plead the fifth! Yeah, that's it! 106 studies—and I hope, I hope the RINOs in Columbia are listening to this, because we could have had Ivermectin over the counter in South Carolina, but the ...

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