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Yesterday, Anthony Fauci pleaded the Fifth, but the leftists still came out in droves to defend him. Today’s show breaks it down while looking back at some of the most notorious moments during COVID.

Per Fox News:

Despite denying on multiple occasions during and after the COVID-19 pandemic that he personally recommended lockdowns, excerpts revealed from Dr. Anthony Fauci's private diary prove a clear contradiction.

In a March 15, 2020, entry in the diary, which begins with "BIG DAY!" written in red letters, Fauci, then the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID) recalled a striking conversation he had with then-New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.

In one of his entries, he claimed he convinced Bill de Blasio to close public schools. This is bizarre because he later claimed he had no impact on that decision. He also wrote how he convinced Newsom’s Chief of Staff that California should close the public school system as well.

"I did not close the schools," he said, [on 2024] according to the hearing transcript.

Thankfully, though, COVID did wake up people politically. However, the damage the shutdowns and policies Fauci recommended will cause hardship and consequences for decades to come.

“If the entire generation of fatter, mentally unwell, dumber and less socially inept children, which is what we see as a result of COVID, along with myocarditis and economic damage that has never been repaired, if that wouldn't qualify for some kind of consequences, and it can be traced back to one individual and his abusive authority, then I guess no one should be held accountable," Crowder said.

Thanks to Fauci, the lack of self-awareness coming from celebrities became extremely evident, as well as the incompetence of the public school system. COVID also exposed how much propaganda has infested late-night TV. And let us not forget the heroes, aka the dancing TikTok nurses.

“So many forgot how bad it truly was,” Crowder said.