Rep Brandon Gill Weighs in on Autopen Pardon of Dr. Fauci, “I Think There is Absolutely a Legitimate Case That We Ought to Test These Autopen Pardons” – (VIDEO)

Rep Brandon Gill was on “Sunday Morning Futures” with guest host Jason Chaffetz to talk about the push for accountability with Dr. Anthony Fauci and other government officials involved in the mishandling of the COVID pandemic.

Rep Gill challenged the pardon based on the autopen signature, which brings into question who actually authorized the signature.

“Tell us what you are seeing here?” Chaffetz asked.

“The reality is, there are a lot of other people in that food chain. What do you see with Morens, and what do you see happening potentially to others?” Chaffetz asked.

“Well, you are exactly right. It’s not just Fauci or Morens. I think there are several other people involved here. It seems to be virtually his entire team,” Gill said.

“I think the most defensive part about this is that this entire time, if any American spoke out against Covid lockdowns, against the Covid vaccine, against where or spoke openly about where Covid actually originated from, they were not only kicked off of social media, not allowed of course on left-wing media outlets, but often times were virtually shunned from civil society for saying the things that these government officials often times knew about, but were hiding from the American people,” Gill explained.

“This is as tyrannical as it possibly gets, and people’s lives were ruined with this. And these people ought to be held accountable,” Gill continued.

“I’m glad that Fauci was held in contempt. I want to see this guy go to jail, and I’d like to see, learn more about who knew what in the Fauci orbit, and make sure that they are held accountable as well,” Gill said.

“The reason they haven’t arrested Dr. Fauci or hasn’t been charged is because he was granted a pardon, but that pardon was done on an autopen. Is that a valid way? And why not test it?” Chaffetz asked.

“Or should we just accept the idea that autopen pardons were just legal and lawful?” Chaffetz asked.

“No, I think most Americans, whenever they hear autopen pardon, kind of take a step back and wonder what in the world is going on in Washington? How is the President signing pardons, or who is signing pardons on the President’s behalf?” Gill asked.

“I think there is absolutely a legitimate case that we ought to test these autopen pardons. The legality of these in court. Let the courts decide that, but we ought to get, put the effort in to actually bring that forward,” Gill explained.

“The American people are so sick of, they are so sick of a lack of accountability,” Gill said.

“Whenever unelected bureaucrats are signing pardons on the President’s behalf, there is by definition no democratic accountability, and that has to change,” Gill continued.

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