Fauci Pleads the Fifth: A COVID Reckoning

Nearly five years since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first COVID-19 vaccine, former Chief Medical Advisor Dr Anthony Fauci appeared before a Senate hearing to face his day of reckoning for his role in the United States' Covid-19 response. Many would say justice is still not served, so in this post-Covid era is accountability no longer necessary?

Public theologian Dr Craig Heilmann discusses the legal and moral implications of Dr Fauci pleading the Fifth Amendment to questions about contradictions between his public health messaging and private admissions of vaccine injury - despite holding a presidential pardon from President Biden. He tells Andrew Urquhart that the lack of remorse from state officials who shaped national and global COVID policy naturally fuels public distrust, which could hinder compliance in future health crises.

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