Ahead of an upcoming Senate hearing involving former NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) says he does not expect to “get much out of” Fauci. In comments reported by The Hill and Yahoo News, Johnson previewes a skeptical stance toward what he expects Fauci to provide during testimony. Johnson’s remarks frame Fauci as unlikely to acknowledge wrongdoing or provide substantive responses, though he does not detail specific questions he plans to ask. The outlet coverage focuses on Johnson’s characterization of Fauci’s approach rather than on the broader content of the hearing. Other aspects of the hearing—such as the committee, date, agenda, or specific topics—are not provided in the supplied excerpts. Both sources attribute the same core claim to Johnson: that he expects limited value from Fauci’s appearance and that he anticipates responses that will not address Johnson’s concerns. The reports are centered on Johnson’s public expectations ahead of the testimony.