No one failed harder during COVID than our media
Summary
Anthony Fauci appeared before Congress recently and chose not to answer some questions by invoking the Fifth Amendment, which protects against self-incrimination. The article suggests that Fauci's mistakes during the COVID-19 pandemic were helped by media coverage that was very supportive and divided by political views.Key Facts
- Anthony Fauci testified before Congress about his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- He used the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering some questions.
- The Fifth Amendment means a person can refuse to answer questions that might make them look guilty.
- The article says the media was very supportive of Fauci during the pandemic.
- This support may have allowed some mistakes to go unchallenged.
- Fauci’s behavior during the testimony was described as uncomfortable.
- The article links Fauci's pandemic role with political divisions in the media.
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