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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2026 · 20 MIN

I Wasn't Guessing About Fauci | Tuesday Special

from Common Sense with Chad Law | Political Commentary

Text the show! Anthony Fauci just invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times before the United States Senate.So Chad went back to February 27, 2022 — the third episode of Common Sense he ever recorded — to find out whether his original argument survived four and a half years of new evidence.Some of it didn't.But one argument did.From the AIDS crisis of the 1980s to the Great Barrington Declaration in 2020, this episode examines a recurring problem that is much bigger than Anthony Fauci:What happens when an institution decides the second opinion itself is dangerous?Because the second opinion isn't a courtesy.It's the entire method.Plus: Fauci's newly released private diary, his extraordinary account of his own celebrity, why accountability isn't the same thing as punishment, and a Reagan Reminder about the danger of giving any person or institution a monopoly on truth.🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE:• Fauci invokes the Fifth 100+ times• Chad revisits his third-ever episode from 2022• What Fauci wrote privately about his own fame• The AIDS-era warning America forgot• 1983: Fauci and household transmission• 1987: activists, doctors and preventative treatment• 2020: the Great Barrington Declaration• Why scientific disagreement is part of the method• Accountability vs. punishment• The danger of a monopoly on truth• The Reagan Reminder🌐 ChadParkerLaw.com📱 252-CHAD-LAW📚 Books, signed copies, editorials, The Gaily News & the free Common Sense Conservative Manifesto at ChadParkerLaw.com🎙️ Original February 27, 2022 episode:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2626689/episodes/19403322If you see us, share us.#AnthonyFauci #Fauci #RandPaul #COVID #NIH #PublicHealth #GovernmentAccountability #CommonSense #ChadLaw00:00 — Fauci Pleads the Fifth 100+ Times 01:10 — I Went Back to Episode Three 02:18 — Common Sense Update 03:05 — Welcome to Common Sense 03:59 — “The Camera Time on This Guy Was Insane” 04:15 — Then Fauci's Private Diary Came Out 06:39 — What Year Do You Think I'm Talking About? 07:49 — The Warning Was From 1983 09:05 — The Crime Isn't the Person. It's the Practice. 09:50 — Strike One: Fauci and AIDS in 1983 11:10 — Strike Two: The Second Opinion That Was Right 12:35 — Strike Three: Stanford, Oxford & Harvard Become “Fringe” 14:00 — The Second Opinion Is the Entire Method 14:32 — Listen to How I Ended It in 2022 15:10 — Four and a Half Years Later 16:15 — With Great Responsibility Comes Accountability 17:30 — Public Relations in a Lab Coat 18:05 — The Question Isn't What Happens to Fauci 19:00 — Reagan Reminder: A Monopoly on Truth 20:20 — Why I Still Do This

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Text the show! Anthony Fauci just invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times before the United States Senate. So Chad went back to February 27, 2022 — the third episode of Common Sense he ever recorded — to find out whether his original argument survived four and a half years of new evidence. Some of it didn't. But one argument did. From the AIDS crisis of the 1980s to the Great Barrington Declaration in 2020, this episode examines a recurring problem that is much bigger than Anthon...

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