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Rand Paul to refer Fauci's assistant to DOJ over destruction of records — Joe Biden | ChamberLight
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Sen. Rand Paul says he will ask the Justice Department to investigate Anthony Fauci’s former assistant over alleged destruction of government records. The dispute followed a committee vote on seeking immunity for the assistant to testify, with Democrats questioning the timing and process.
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best 125 stories · 66–68 · updated Sep 27, 2026
This article 1 analysis · Sep 26, 2026
75 Credibility HIGH Source credibility: 75 out of 100 60 Neutrality SOME TILT Story neutrality: 60 out of 100
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People in this story 5 + 1 RP committee chairman pursuing a DOJ referral
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JB former president whose pardon of Fauci is mentioned
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MH Democratic senator who objected to the timing of the immunity vote
GP ranking Democrat who previously criticized Paul’s investigation
RJ Republican senator who asked about pursuing a bipartisan immunity vote
ALSO MENTIONED Anthony Fauci, former NIAID director at the center of the records allegations
Democratic senator who objected to the timing of the immunity vote
GP ranking Democrat who previously criticized Paul’s investigation
RJ Republican senator who asked about pursuing a bipartisan immunity vote
ALSO MENTIONED Anthony Fauci, former NIAID director at the center of the records allegations
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