Senate set to vote on Fauci contempt amid Fifth Amendment battle
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Scheduled vote in the Senate's Homeland Security committee to hold Fauci in contempt after he invoked the Fifth at last week's hearing; a 60-vote majority in the Senate would be required to refer the matter to the DOJ, and debate continues over how a presidential pardon affects Fifth Amendment rights, underscoring partisan tensions ahead of the midterms.
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