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thing. you don t remember. no, sir. and it would be tony and i don t have those kind of conversations. maria: and even if they have the conversations, he doesn t remember. fauci is set to to testify tomorrow on capitol hill for the first time since retiger as director of national institute of aller allergy and infectious diseases back in december of 2022. joining me now with a look ahead is the ranking member of the senate homeland security committee, senator rand paul, who s been at the forefront of the investigation into the origins of covid-19. senator, thanks very much for being here this morning. thanks for having me. maria: so dr. fauci is going to be testifying tomorrow. what are you expecting? well, you know, or our investigation has confirmed that he did, indeed, lie, he admitted a felony. he said that they did not fund, the nih did not fund gain of function, dangerous research in china. we now know that to be untrue. we know he committed a felony. but what we ve dis
coming out of this jury. count 31, guilty. count 32, guilty. count 33, 34, guilty. that is donald j trump, defendant in york versus donald trump found guilty on all 34 felony counts. that is the verdict here in this case. last thursday was an historic day, the first time any american president has been convicted of a crime. donald trump was found guilty on all 34 felony charges in the new york hush money cover case but we can forget this isn t the only loss the disgraced former president has suffered in court in recent years. in fact he s on somewhat of a losing streak. let s take a look. december of 2022, new york jarvie convicted the trump organization on 17 charges of tax fraud stemming from off the books payments and gifts for executives. the company was it with the maximum fine of $1.6 million
thing. you don t remember. no, sir. and it would be tony and i don t have those kind of conversations. maria: and even if they have the conversations, he doesn t remember. fauci is set to to testify tomorrow on capitol hill for the first time since retiger as director of national institute of aller allergy and infectious diseases back in december of 2022. joining me now with a look ahead is the ranking member of the senate homeland security committee, senator rand paul, who s been at the forefront of the investigation into the origins of covid-19. senator, thanks very much for being here this morning. thanks for having me. maria: so dr. fauci is going to be testifying tomorrow. what are you expecting? well, you know, or our investigation has confirmed that he did, indeed, lie, he admitted a felony. he said that they did not fund, the nih did not fund gain of function, dangerous research in china. we now know that to be untrue. we know he committed a felony. but what we ve dis