‘What he did was worse than crimes’: Trump wants DOJ to go after Fauci following contempt vote
President Donald Trump said the DOJ should consider prosecuting Dr. Anthony Fauci after the Senate voted to hold the former NIAID director in contempt of Congress. Trump compared Fauci's situation to Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro, who were convicted and jailed for contempt after defying congressional subpoenas. The remarks come as Sen. Rand Paul pushes for a Justice Department referral, reigniting the political battle over COVID-19 accountability.
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