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A viral Facebook post claiming Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi requested courts to nullify Dr. Anthony Fauci’s pardon has been proven false.
The misleading claim originated from a satirical Facebook page called “America’s Last Line of Defense” on March 4. The page explicitly states that its content is fictional, describing itself as a network dedicated to “trollery and propaganda for cash.”
During a recent Joe Rogan podcast appearance, actor Woody Harrelson criticized Fauci’s management of both the AIDS crisis in the 1980s and the COVID-19 pandemic, stating that Fauci “did some extraordinarily evil sh-t,” as reported by the New York Post.
Sen. Rand Paul was one of the few calling out the Wuhan Lab lies early on, and Fauci's devious role in protecting them.
Fauci is now pardoned, but as Senator Rand recently said on Fox News, "He's going to be judged harshly by history." pic.twitter.com/kJecEzb2pC
— Died Suddenly (@DiedSuddenly_) January 24, 2025
The circulating image features Fauci alongside text suggesting Bondi’s alleged court petition to revoke his “illegal pardon,” claiming it’s “time for him to face justice for his crimes.”
This assertion lacks credibility, with no supporting evidence from official channels. The Department of Justice has issued no press releases regarding such action, and Bondi herself has remained silent on the matter across her social media platforms. Former President Trump has also made no statements addressing this claim.
🇺🇸ANDREW SCHULZ: AFTER THE FAUCI PARDON, I WAN’T TO KNOW WHAT’S IN MY ARM
" You told me I need to put some shit in my arm. Now you can't go get pardoned.
You gotta, you gotta hold the weight of that decision.
What's in my arm, yo?
What's about to come out? It looks like a… pic.twitter.com/MCAN1jLobc
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) January 23, 2025
Before departing office, President Biden granted Fauci a pardon covering “any offenses against the U.S.” potentially committed from January 1, 2014, onward.
The absence of mainstream media coverage further confirms the story’s falsehood, as such a significant legal action would have garnered widespread attention if legitimate.
The Department of Justice has been contacted for additional clarification on this matter.
