More Trouble For Fauci Ahead Even After Congress Is Done With Him
The AGs of three states issued a subpoena for Dr. Anthony Fauci to determine whether he had received financial benefits for his work.
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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced that he and the attorneys general of two other states issued a subpoena to Dr.
Anthony Fauci on Wednesday to determine whether the doctor who informed the White House’s COVID-19 policy had received financial and other benefits for his work.
The subpoena calls for information regarding awards Fauci had received or was considered for, grants he had been awarded, professional opportunities offered to him, financial incentives he had considered for himself, and communications with the media and businesses he may have made, an announcement from Uthmeier’s office said. (RELATED: Senate Committee Votes To Hold Fauci In Contempt)
The office clarified the scope of the subpoena as part of a civil inquiry, saying it is seeking information between Jan.
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