is bringing a spent -- sharon markson from sky news australia author of what really happened in wuhan great to have you with us today. thank you very much for joining us. >> very quickly played as if i may -- -- this is dr robert redfield -- former cdc director so he and fauci were pretty much insured but had very different text. water this. >> there were two hypotheses back in january 2020 that i discuss with others. one natural 11 -- evolution, one elite from the laboratory and i was very -- properly sidelined, threatens and like a report on sort of outed because somehow i believe as a virologist that this virus may have come from the laboratory. the scientific community invokes of the unacceptable answer back in february was that it was a natural events from natural evolution. >> martha: the gave dr redfield a very tough time, and basically shut him up. tell us, you know, in regular folks terms what the scientific revelation is here? what have you learned? >> is a growing body of scientific evidence that shows that the virus was originally -- did originate in the wuhan institute of

a lot of the lab work can be done in wuhan. it did not meet u.s. safety standards. former "new york times" science editor suggests the team secured chinese government funding and went ahead by themselves. >> these researchers had the means, motive and opportunity to do this work. >> so are the documents conclusive? one prominent virologists calls them a smoking gun. to your question, china fought this subpoena in this case and trying to stay out of federal court under something called the foreign sovereign immunity act. they usually prevail. examples in libya and iran they were held liable. right now it's up in the airment back to you. >> dana: thank you so much. now we know. >> bill: we mentioned this a couple of hours ago. the u.s. supreme court hearing arguments whether or not the biden administration broke the law in its crackdown against online disinformation. lydia hu has more with an update from the newsroom in new york. what do we know so far? >> that's right. oral arguments are underway for an hour. we have heard from the attorney for the biden administrati

larry claimant sued china in court. >> it's likely that the wuhan lab was conducting experiments anda violation of international law. >> when you combine these cases of evidence, ibecomes overwhelming in my paint that sars-cov-2 originated in a lab. >> a paper suggested that the genetic structure of covid could not occur in nature and a blockbuster report containing 1400 pages of u.s. government documents supports that conclusion. a team of u.s. and chinese biologists applied for a $14 million pentagon grant to make the sars virus more infectious through genetic splicing. >> if we win the contract, the project leader said i believe a lot of this lab work can be done and wuhan though the lab did not u.s. safety standards. depending on passed on the project but a science editor nicholas wade suggested that the team secured chinese government funding and went ahead by themselves. speak of these researchers have the means, motive, an opportunity to do the work. >> not everyone agrees with that but a prominent virologist suggest that these new documents are a smoking another called them c

>> bill: there's a potential smoking gun surfacing in the theory that covid started in a wuhan lab in 2020. back then, the u.s. government dismissed the lab theory. then denounced the inquiry into the start of the pandemic. and then we moved to china. and december, late of 2020, china clamped down, refused to comply. clamped down on its own country and really sealed off a lot of information. then last year, go back to february 2023, new intel came out to suggest the lab leak theory was accurate. and now, newly released documents reinforcing that the virus was created synthetically. dr. marty makary is with me. good morning to you. what do those documents tell us? >> this is a pretty stunning addition to the hypothesis that you've laid out there. this was the actual blueprint to create covid-19. it was a grant submitted in 2018, two years before the pandemic, by a group of researchers from the wuhan lab and from the university of north carolina chapel hill through the eco health alliance and they explained in that grant they submitted to the government which was not funded but it was t

wuhan lab.ou own it. you're funding it. right now today. you're doing it. houselicans have aggressive cuts to h.h.s. last year but now we're going to give a billion-dollar increase. we're still funding the student loan ponzi scheme. you go out and you go criticize president biden and the student loan program ignoring the supreme court. you're funding it. gender affirming surgeries and drugs, you're funding it. research for the border and fields issue you're funding it. president biden's radical anti-worker agenda, you're funding it. you're funding the wuhan lab. again, i'd like to give a shoutout to the social conservave groups out there for being so invested in life and d.e.i. and all the issues involving, sayrt fetal tissue, that you're doing nothing about this bill. because you like earmarks. we banned earmarks at one point. the previous omnibus spending bill had something like 6,000 or something earmarks. i don't even know. it's hard to keep count. this one it had a bunch more because it was

ey contending a bat from here somehow met up with the penguin from here and somehow got her way to wuhans. i guess it is possible but it doesn't seem likely. these animals don't necessarily leave those regions. that is one thing. if you look at all of the things that happened with china destroying the sequences of iris they hadn d in the lab. people who got sick in the lab before it became clear. china telling me there's no way ld even be looking into this that they have already settled it. that tells me something. we will never have it they won'. when you see at the end of the day what we have compiled and the type of work they were doing in the labs, draw their own conclusion. the key is to me going forward is we have to acknowledge it is humanly possible for scientists to create a virus and make it more infectious to human beings. skills, knowledge, they have the capability. in my opinion, gain of function research does not need to be done. i know you were lking aut ai . if you want to talk about predictability of evolution of viruses, i think we could do that with ai and don't need t

of contending a bat from here somehow met up with the penguin from here and somehow got her way to wuhana new virus. i guess it is possible but it doesn't seem likely. these animals don't necessarily leave those regions. that is one thing. if you look at all of the things that happened with china destroying the sequences of iris they had viruses they had in the lab. people who got sick in the lab before it became clear. china telling me> there's no way should even be looking into this that they have already settled it. that tells me something. we will never have it 100% because they won't cooperate. when you see at the end of the day what we have compiled and the type of work they were doing in the labs, people can draw their own conclusion. the key is to me going forward is we have to acknowledge it is humanly possible for scientists to create a virus and make it more infectious to human beings. they have the skills, knowledge, they have the capability. in my opinion, gain of function research does not need to be done. i you were taing about ai . if you want to talk about predictability

long story , well, that is, maximum connections, by the way, there is the alexander nevsky temple in wuhan, also a museum, the chinese use it with their own money, the city municipality maintains it, the church of the virgin mary in shanghai, why do the chinese maintain it, well, we need to take it into our own hands , it's like again they say, open and so on , act accordingly so that this autonomous orthodox church appears in china, because the chinese have a keen interest, i also remember that it was christmas, the smolny cathedral, a lot of chinese come to the smolny cathedral in st. petersburg. they visit , but there is simply no literature to get acquainted with orthodoxy, that is, this is a powerful lever, that is, we need to set some specific digital indicators for these 2 years of culture, and this should not just be the development of some events, we need global initiatives to culture, so that after these 2 years, after 5 years , some real project will be realized and so on, that is, without this supergoal, accordingly, well, it’s probably somehow pointless to just deal with proto

it started in the wuhan labs,:s just as i said. and it came out i believe through incompetence.but i think it was. regardless it caused $60 trillion worth of damage and death all over the world. and we did a fantastic job on that. we never got credit for that. unbelievable job on that. we■o came up with things that nobody thought was possible. no one had any idea what it was. they did not even use the word pandemic. ■wbut we did a fantastic job. we got a lot of credit for the economy, for our foreign policy. i think credit like very few people have gotten. the press was honest about it. they gave us high marks on foreign policy, the abraham accords, so many things we did. we never got the kind of due that we should have for the covid, or as i call it affectionately, the chinese virus, the china virus, which is a much more accurate term. [applause] and despite that, the stock market, when we turned it the stock market was higher prior to covid. we did in amazing job. we had so many people that worked on that, so many of the doctors and scientists. it was really something. but the

it leaked from that wuhan lab.who said anything about it. they censored and took down posts about side effects of the vaccine. they said -- they took down posts that because you had covid that you had the antibodies to actually be well protected without the vaccine. why? why did they lie to the american people? why couldn't we understand that there was side effects for the vaccine? >> well, maria, you're absolutely right. look, this has never been about truth. it's always been about power. president biden wanted to push policies that supported covid tyranny. so he had to silence any voice in opposition. if he's allowed to control the marketplace of ideas, no dissenting voices will be heard. don't forget, the first amend machined guarantees the right to free speech and the right to hear. everyone who uses social media is impacted by the censorship regime. this is the most important first amendment lawsuit in the nation's history. we'll build the wall of separation between tech and state to protect the free and fair

it started in the wuhan labs, just as i said. and it came out i believe through incompetence.gardless it caused $60 trillion worth of damage and death all over the world. and we did a fantastic job on that. we never got credit for that. unbelievable job on that. we came up with things that nobody thought was possible. no one had any idea what it was. they did not even use the word pandemic. but we did a fantastic job. we got a lot of credit for the economy, for our foreign policy. i think credit like very few people have gotten. the press was honest about it. they gave us high marks on foreign policy, the abraham accords, so many things we did. we never got the kind of due that we should have for the covid, or as i call it affectionately, the chinese virus, the china virus, which is a much more accurateuse] and despite that, the stock market, when we turned it over the stock market was higher prior to covid. we did in amazing job. we had sma so many of the doctors and scientists. it was really something. but there has never been an administration that had more success in so ma

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhanover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as aours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard here the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabalr of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our cultures war on the american family and retired e stephen breyer has a new book out a

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020,ounced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overco

defense supply chain and they will be able to shut us down they cannot let a shot them down and you have wuhan witmer the michigan governor who is giving the tax dollars they can build the plants under our noses and not only threaten our economy but our national security. were pushing back from the u.s. house and it would be great to have the senate hop on board with us. maria: another big story we are following the number of americans trapped in haiti as a powerful gang does the country into chaos. there admitting they don't have any u.s. citizens need to be rescued live no plans for any evacuations. i spoke with one of your colleagues cory mills went into haiti to rescue ten americans himself he's done this before in afghanistan and israel and he said the state department has tried to stop them from doing so, watch. >> there is a lot of times you gotta keep in mind with afghanistan or haiti where they try to dissuade us from being able to go and rescue americans in the state department as a whole has failed the american people. maria: your thoughts? >> cory mills has it in the bags it's an h

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous figh

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020 but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our cult

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and american values lessons i learned from my members of congs are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman ma green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the■ that t had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's ■"n has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our ctures war on fad supreme court justice stephen breyer has a new bo

kennedy has publishe several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and ameran values ssons ilearned frt and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours inafghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's abou the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmonge book r love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our cultures war on the american family and retired supreme court justice stephen b

i don't know if that was directed from beijing or whether it was directed by the mayor of wuhan.i don't really i had a had a dog in that race, but yeah, there was a cover up ordered in the early days and we're still finding out there may be, you know, elements that are covered up. yeah, but there's a there's a difficulty for journalists in seeing reality when governments are twisting things. and you write about something that happened with you, i believe it was in pakistan with arms, soldiers going out with you. sorry, wait, wait. i'm i'm shifting gears to something that happened with you about the difficulty of seeing reality when you're a journalist and a government is controlling things and you had local officials made sure that you were observed you were escorted by jeeps full of officials with automatic weapons. oh, you're talking about i'm sorry, i didn't realize you were. i thought you were talking about china. now you're talking about penetration of pakistan and polio. yeah. okay. all right. so it's a challenge as a journalist to see reality. well, absolutely. no, i was b

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhanover up and erican values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight ov

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. thee, republican congressman frm tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our cultures war

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhanover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the de party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. bar has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our cultures war on the americansuprem

defense supply chain and they will be able to shut us down they cannot let a shot them down and you have wuhanitmer the michigan governor who is giving the tax dollars they can build the plants under our noses and not only threaten our economy but our national security. were pushing back from the u.s. house and it would be great to have the senate hop on board with us. maria: another big story we are following the number of americans trapped in haiti as a powerful gang does the country into chaos. there admitting they don't have any u.s. citizens need to be rescued live no plans for any evacuations. i spoke with one of your colleagues cory mills went into haiti to rescue ten americans himself he's done this before in afghanistan and israel and he said the state department has tried to stop them from doing so, watch. >> there is a lot of times you gotta keep in mind with afghanistan or haiti where they try to dissuade us from being able to go and rescue americans in the state department as a whole has failed the american people. maria: your thoughts? >> cory mills has it in the bags it's an hon

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhanp and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from te physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our cultures war on the am

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhanover up and americ values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president, but d that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out inay. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our cultures war on the american fami

kennedhas published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous figh

kennedy has publishe several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army major who served as a flight surgeon during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous figh

kennedy has published several books since announcing his presidential bid last year, including the wuhan cover up and american values lessons i learned from my family, current and former members of congress are also releasing books this spring. house homeland security chairman mark green will release we before me the advantage of putting others before self. the republican congressman from tennessee is a physician and retired u.s. army majowh flightn during tours in iraq and afghanistan. and in april, formersswoman tull release her book. it's about her decision to leave the democratic party to become an independent. ms. gabbard ran for president as a democrat in 2020, but announced that she was leaving the party two years later, saying that it had come under the control of an elitist cabal of warmongers. her newest book is titled for love of country why i left the democratic party and former housing and urban development secretary and 2016 president's candidate, dr. ben carson has a new book coming out in may. it's titled the perilous fight overcoming our cultures war on the american fami

it started in the wuhan labs, just as i said. the will hand labs. -- wuhan labs.me out, i some people think it wasn't, but i believe it was. it cost $60 trillion worth of damage and death all over the world. all over the world. we did a fantastic job on that. we never got credit for that. unbelievable job on that. we came up with things that nobody thought was possible. don't forget when he came in, nobody had an idea what it was. they did notnobody had an idea. we did a fantastic job and we got a lot of credit for the economy, a lot of credit for our foreign policy. credit like -- very few people have gotten. the press was very honest. they gave us very high marks foreign policy, the abraham accords, so many different things we did. but we never got the kind of do that we should have for the covid, or as i call it affectionately the chinese virus, the china virus. which is a much more accurate term. and despite that, the stock market, when we turned it over, the stock market was higher than it was prior to covid coming in it was an amazing thing, we did an amazin

long history, well, that is, maximum connections, by the way, there is the alexander nevsky temple in wuhan is again, as they say, to open and so on, to act accordingly so that this autonomous orthodox church appears in china, because the chinese have a keen interest, i also remember that it was christmas, smolny cathedral, a lot of chinese came to the smolny cathedral in st. petersburg. visit, but there is simply no literature to get acquainted with orthodoxy, that is, this a powerful lever, that is, we need to set some specific indicators, digital ones for these 2 years of culture, and this should not just be working out some activities, we need global initiatives for culture, so that after these 2 years, after 5 years, some then the real project was realized and so on, that is, without this supergoal, accordingly, well, it’s probably somehow pointless to simply engage in protocol events and turn diplomacy into working out about ... historical reality, because the expulsion of the pogrom of the jews who were in in europe, horrifying things go back centuries, not enough, if you look at ger

some posts were posts suggesting covid might have been made in a wuhan lab.hey argue the federal government targeted conservative speech. >> most important free speech case in our lifetime, involves collusion with biggest social media companies to suppress posts. there were instances where they pushed back and the government said do it or else. >> madeleine: cooperative effort to fight misinformation and improve public health, which they say is not a free speech violation. supreme court is expect to rule in late june. back to you. >> steve: thank you. >> brian: president spoke over the weekend in ohio, endorsed bernie moreno and it is going to be a close race, probably two or three points and we'll find out who will take on brown who could determine balance of power in the senate. huge crowd showed up. he spoke for an hour. everyone sitting on typewriters waiting for something controversial and they found it when the president used the word blood bath. if you listen, you can see he was talking aboutin choo, manufacturing of almost cars and flooding the market

their actions turned out to be as reassuring as a wuhan lab report as commuter was shoved in front ofrain in harlem and killed the alleged perpetrator is unknown mental case with a long rap sheet and an open warrant for assault. i'm sure that's little consolation that the person who randomly kills you is crazy. the next day at the same subway station affair jumper punched a cop attempting to summons her and broke his nose. taking it a bit too far even if it is women's history month is it any surprising they feel as safe as a guest at p diddy pool party the worst part of those parties is the music. >>> women are taking to tiktok about being randomly punched in the face on the street by a perfect stranger no worthless this guy a smattering of appropriate applause. but who cares doesn't seem that are liberal leaders don't if your doctrine dictates it's a racist oppressive system any laws stemming from the system are equally racist and evil meaning criminality is merely the act of the oppressed they matter more than you and it shows in bail, a jail interest policies. any rational attempt

there was no accountability for covid leaking from the wuhan lab in the cover-up by the ccp not to mentionears of intellectual property theft, the fentanyl flowing, kentucky senator mitch mcconnell announced he is stepping down as republican leader in november. john cornyn announcing he wants the job running to replace mcconnell. your thoughts on this and what changes without mcconnell in the lead of the senate? >> the most important issue right now for the republican party is to make sure we do everything we can to get the white house back and that is donald trump. mitch mcconnell said he's not going to seek reelection. he will be done in november. whether you have senator cornyn or thune you will have others that will want that position but i believe donald trump will play a significant role in who the next leader is in the senate and he should because donald trump will be our president, he will be the 40 seventh president and he is going to want to make sure that whoever is leading the charge in the senate understands donald trump and his policies to make america great again again. mari

we have seen it as to sanctions on individuals, as well as on a company based out of wuhan as well.potentially we could see more of this. we could see more specific allegations coming out of this that might make that of what we see between the u.s. and china over the last few months, a little bit more fragile, a little bit more compromise, the timing is inconvenient for beijing as it tries to woo that back, that fell to a 30 year low last year for 2023, and beijing trying to get its economy back up and running, trying to restore confidence among that foreign investor community, in particular, that china is a safe place for them to be. tom: rebecca with the details on that really fascinating story around the hacking allegations coming through from the u.s., u.k. and new zealand in terms of the china threat as they allege. rebecca, thank you very much. plenty more coming up getting a view on the boe and market pricing on that central-bank rate a little bit more detail on the foreign domestic inflows into china. how those have slowed. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcom

let's return to the situation with covid , in the same wuhan, you know , what conclusions were drawn,ll, first of all, the evidence base is not about... hello, news is on air, in the studio ekaterina berezovskaya. so, presidential elections have started in russia, citizens are voting for the leader who will lead the country in the near future.

federal court arguing his business took a financial hit during covid-19 which he argues began in the wuhan fighting the subpoena saying as a sovereign foreign government it cannot be sued in u.s. federal courts. >> trans women are competing against woman, taking valuable opportunities for the wrong protected class under title ix. and causing physical harm. >> trace: former olympic gold medallist caitlin janitors speaking out in support of the new york county band for trans female sports team with a transgender athlete found able to use county facilities, say that was for so be rude if transgender athletes like herself are able to compete against biological woman. >>> the department of education such to open an investigation into the death of an oklahoma high school student's that has it and invite as nonbinary. the storton died a day after a fight inside of a school bathroom, with the medical examiners as the cause of death was suicide. jeff paul back live with those details. >> good evening, we are waiting a computer report from the state medical examiner guarding the death of an act's be

energy have concluded that the most likely origins for the coronavirus pandemic was a laboratory in wuhane with that conclusively. why can't the cia reach the same conclusion of the cia and the department of energy have reached? >> our analysts continue to look at this carefully. they have not yet concluded there's definitive evidence on either side. we continue to pursue more intelligence, more information that might help them to reach a definive conclusion, but right now there's -- they haven't been able to reach that. >> director wray, why are your analysts more confident. >> our analysts did rigorous work involving a slew of experts of different sorts. we reached the assessments with moderate confidence and stand by it. >> senator kaine . thanks to all of you. as others have said, thanks to the people that operate under difficult circumstances to supply with us this important information. director burns, your state to senator heinrich about the and long-term consequences of our abandoning ukraine is important and should be required reading around here. the implications are it's a 50-y