Possible criminal wrongdoing by the COVID doctor

'Maybe he's not immune'

Brand-new push for special counsel probe into Anthony Fauci who 'led this cover-up'

The saga of the COVID doctor who was 'drunk with power, drunk with pride, drunk with his own celebrity' may not be over just yet ...

A U.S. senator and trained physician who sat behind Anthony Fauci during his appearance before Congress last week is pushing for a special counsel to probe possible criminal wrongdoing by the COVID doctor despite a pardon from former President Joe Biden.

Appearing on "Sunday Morning Futures" with Maria Bartiromo on the Fox News Channel, Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas, said, "I think there is evidence that should be investigated, but this would take a special counsel."

"Twenty million Americans still have long COVID, including one of my loved ones, so those people deserve answers as well. This is why I'm calling for a special counsel," Marshall explained.

"We need to get this out of Washington, get the politics out of it and then go back and build this case: that Anthony Fauci for over 20 years funded gain-of-function research, then he led this cover-up as well. Then we got to get into the autopen pardon."

"Maybe he's not immune from what he said in the past. Look, this guy's slick. He's lawyered up. I don't know that we can throw him in jail over this, but I think that certainly a special counsel needs to get a hold of this. There's no way we can address this in one morning hearing in Congress."

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