GOING VIRAL: Miserable Fauci Spotted Taking Out Trash, Pissed Off Wife Flips Off Camera After Senate Committee Holds Him in Contempt – Rand Paul Responds with Fire

 

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Dr. Anthony Fauci and his wife were spotted on Thursday outside their Washington, DC, home after a Senate panel voted to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress, and they clearly were not having a good day. 

The New York Post obtained photos of Fauci, reportedly just hours after the vote, taking his dumpster to the curb at his $2.4 million DC home.

Another photo shows Fauci standing in his yard, scratching his head as he stares into the camera with a depressing gaze. 

Fauci’s wife, Christine Grady, was later photographed driving her car with Fauci in the passenger seat.

She just looked angry, flipping off the camera as passenger princess Fauci stared on with the same sad gaze.

Rand Paul, the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee and leader of the push to hold Fauci in contempt, shared the story on X, writing, “Is that how you plead the fifth in sign language?”

 

President Trump weighed in on the contempt vote, accusing Fauci of crimes that are “far more serious than a lot of crimes.” He also noted that his advisors, Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon, were both sent to prison for defying subpoenas from the January 6 committee, noting, “When you see that happen, you sort of say, maybe he should” be prosecuted.

Rand Paul announced on Thursday evening that he “hand-delivered” a criminal referral of Fauci to the Department of Justice, urging them to bring charges against the disgraced ex-NIAID chief.

Paul had told reporters following the successful Homeland Security Committee contempt vote, “The next decision we have decided is we will forward it. It’s the committee’s verdict that he should be held in contempt, and it will be sent.”

Paul did not rule out a Senate floor vote on the resolution, saying, “We’ll see what happens over time, but this is outside of the ordinary billmaking process. It doesn’t have to go to the House, doesn’t have to be signed by the president, and really doesn’t have to go before the Senate. There is some precedent for doing it that way, and it still may be done that way. But for now, we will hand-carry this over to the attorney general, we will hand-carry this to the district court here in Columbia, and we will, as a committee, we have voted the majority to refer this.”

Kiev Didn’t Shoot Down ANY Russian Missiles in Wednesday’s Massive Strike – Ukraine Lacks Patriot Batteries and Missiles – Reports Say Trump Denied Zelensky’s Air Defense Request

 

Air defenseless in Kiev.

After a few ‘glorious’ weeks when the MSM tried to convince us that NOW Ukraine had ‘turned the tables’ on the war, everything is back to the usual (and dreadful) routine 

But worse – because now the situation with the air defense capabilities has reached a major crisis level.

On Wednesday (5), Ukraine failed to intercept even a single Russian missile during the overnight strikes around Kiev that left at least 17 people dead.

The Telegraph reported: 

“Moscow’s forces launched 115 drones and 28 hypersonic and ballistic missiles at seven areas of the Ukrainian capital on Wednesday in one of the deadliest attacks on the city this year. At least 44 people were injured.

Russia carried out the attack – the third such mass bombardment in a week – as Ukraine grappled with a perilous shortage of missile interceptors.

‘Ballistic missile interceptors could have saved the lives of those killed today’, said Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president. ‘It is very important that our partners understand that delays in supplying them, or an unwillingness to provide anti-ballistic systems, lead directly to such horrific casualties and destruction’.”

Zelensky complained that the number of air-defense missiles supplied by his Western allies has shrunk to a third of 2025.

Associated Press reported:

“When Russia fires a ballistic missile at Ukraine, air-defense systems have only minutes — sometimes seconds — to detect and intercept the deadly threat.

The lack of time has left Kyiv and other cities increasingly exposed to devastating attacks by the missiles that come down so fast and so steeply that Ukraine says only the U.S.-made Patriot defense system can stop them. But Ukraine says it has too few batteries and interceptors to protect itself.

Unlike cruise missiles, which behave like pilotless planes, ballistic missiles are launched like rockets and then dive steeply toward their targets at several times the speed of sound. That sharply reduces the time available to find and destroy a warhead.”

Also, several outlets (including Ukrainian ones) have reported that Donald J. Trump denied Zelensky’s latest demand for air-defense missiles.

RBC Ukraine reported:

“US President Donald Trump refused to provide Ukraine with interceptor missiles for the Patriot systems even after a personal request from Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy, according to the Financial Times.

According to sources, Trump rejected Zelenskyy’s request during a meeting in the Oval Office on July 28. The Ukrainian President asked his American counterpart to provide several hundred more interceptor missiles for the Patriot systems.

Trump immediately made it clear that he would not do so. According to anonymous sources, Trump explained his refusal to Zelenskyy by citing a shortage of stockpiles in the US.”

Ukrainian Ambassador to the UK Zaluzhny Calls NATO ‘Outdated’ – Former Commander in Chief is the Favorite for an Eventual Presidential Election

 

Zaluzhny posed for Vogue a year ago

Zaluzhny does not mince words.

We have been reporting  how Kiev Regime leader Volodymyr Zelensky has just dismissed the ambassador to the US, who is under suspicion of wrongdoing, as you can read in Zelensky Dismisses Ambassador to the U.S. Olga Stefanishyna, Investigated by the Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Agencies.

It has also been reported that Zelensky has dismissed at least seven more ambassadors as he proceeds with his government reshuffle. 

But there’s one diplomat that Zelensky apparently will not mess with: the ambassador to the United Kingdom, General Valery Zaluzhny.

The former Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian armed forces is a very popular figure in Ukraine, is no friend to Zelensky, and has openly admitted that he will run for president whenever an election takes place.

Yesterday (4), a report arose that sees Zaluzhny weighing into the most sensitive matters of foreign policy, which can be understood as the General starting to delineate his governing platform.

 

Politico reported:

“NATO’s reliance on the ‘doctrines of World War II’ and its slow adaptation to new forms of warfare make it unlikely Ukraine will ever join the alliance, said Kyiv’s Ambassador to the U.K. and former Commander-in-Chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi.

‘For 12 years, I must have personally been working to ensure that we mastered NATO standards, and every year I listened to tales that we were about to join NATO. Unfortunately, we will never join it’, Zaluzhnyi privately told Ukrainian ambassadors in Kyiv on Monday, according to Ukrainian media.”

Seemingly intoxicated Zaluzhny in his days as Kiev’s top general.

“Zaluzhnyi’s unusual rebuke underscores a growing change in the alliance’s relationship with Ukraine. The country has shifted from relying on European military support in the early years of the war to becoming one the continent’s most powerful and technologically advanced militaries — far ahead of Western forces in the mass production of drones, missiles and other key systems.”

Instead of eternally begging to be accepted in NATO, Zaluzhny appears to have opted for a solution that presents the loss as a gain, which is a clever electoral move.

“‘Most likely, NATO will remain in the same form as it is, and will spend 12 years, like Ukraine, transitioning to the standards that need to be achieved in order to be at least half the level of the Russian Federation’, said the retired general.”