robert gary, who was on that february 2020 conference call with dr.nization he changed his mind on the covid origins based on new information he and his colleagues received and that, quote: no one was trying to mislead the public. we should note china continues to deny its wuhan lab was the covid source. but last july refused cooperation with a second stage of an international probe into the pandemic's origins. u.s. lawmakers want more answers, too. with ranking members of the house oversight and judiciary committees, republicans in recent days asking president biden's hhs secretary for greater access to dr. fauci and nih emails and notes from the earliest days of the pandemic. and they want to interview fauci himself. they say the current administration continues to hide the truth. we provided our story to dr. fauci's people and nih and as of airing tonight, we have not heard a response. coming up next on "special report," the panel joins me with all the breaking news from washington and around the world. >> woman: what's my safelite story? >> vo: my

more than a month later we now learn doctors christian anderson and robert gary want to of the authorsthe scientific report were in close contact with doctor fauci are rewarded nearly $9 million research grant from fauci's agency. kennedy: if they knew it might have come from a lab, why did they cover that up next if we knew the truth about that, would it have saved lives? fox news political anchor of special report, they just concluded on the fox news channel, it is brett baier. obviously put a lot of effort to put that together, that piece was fantastic, illuminating, completely fact-based but it makes you wonder when you are putting that together, what was most troubling for you? >> a lot of things but i think most troubling for me was the effort to get consensus and wash the different theories about what possibly happened. i'm not talking just a few, there were several immunologists and virologist privately e-mailing and privately in the conference calls saying i'm 70/30, and accidental leak from a lab, not a natural evolutionary jump of the virus. people say why are you focused on

more than a month later, we now learn doctors christian anderson and robert gary who were in close contactwith dr. fauci, are awarded a nearly $9 million research grant from fauci's agency. >> martha: okay. so that is a lot to absorb; right? in an e-mail from april 2020, francis collins asks dr. fauci, how they can, quote, put down this very constructive conspiracy. dr. redfield is joining me now. dr. redfield, welcome to the program. what do you make of these e-mails? what stories do they tell you? >> thanks for having me, martha. as a clinical veriologist, i always have said i don't think it's biologically plausible this virus emerged from a bat to somer into intermediate species. that this virus clearly had a detour and that detour was being educated on how to infect human tissue in the laboratory. i think the problem i have with the e-mails and everything that we've just seen, everything that brought up which is so important, is really about set call to science. the purpose of science is to have rigorous debate about different hypothesis. i have never experienced in my life where there

robert gary at tulane university is more adamant.o where you get from the back virus or one very similar to it to an c.o.b. where you insert exactly four amino acids, 12 nucleotides at all have to be added at the exact same time to gain this function. that and you don't change any other amino acid in s2. i just can't figure out how this gets accomplished in nature. of course, in the lab it would be easy to generate the perfect 12 based insert that you wanted to. >> shannon: dr. gary would soon change his tune, there is so much to this story. if you want to watch the rest of bret baier's investigation, check it out at foxnews.com. it's time for kevin corke to come back, he's got some secrets. apparently some couples are keeping money secrets from each other, what have you found out? >> i am gob smacked by this story. as you know having an affair is certainly one way to record a relationship but it's not the only way. more than half of americans think that financially cheating on a partner is just as bad or even worse than the physical

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robert seth carter ktvu . south bay reporter jesse gary joins us now from police headquarters with more about carter's past, and why officers are saying that they had to fire those fatal shots. jesse robert carter had five felony warrants for his arrest at the time of wednesday's shooting. chief modest says there were two separate gun battles between his officers and the suspect before carter was ultimately killed. this is an unfortunate conclusion to a series of crimes and violence. that without question. could have ended with additional loss of life to friday, san jose police chief anthony mata provided evidence and the narrative behind wednesday's fatal police shooting says around six p.m. a police helicopter spotted suspect robert carter in a stolen toyota camera in east san jose. he drove a radically and into opposing traffic to escape responding officers. police did not pursue and carter eventually made his way into santa clara, where police say he the woman at gunpoint. the driver exited the car. and ran away. as carter entered the new vehicle, carter was unable to drive off in the vehicle. and abandoned

robert seth carter. ktvu south. a reporter jesse gary's live at police headquarters with more about carter's past and why officers say they had to fire the fatal shots dressing. andre robert carter had a long criminal history with five active felony warrants at the time of wednesday's shooting. the police chief says there were two separate gun battles between his officers and the suspect before carter was ultimately killed. this is an unfortunate conclusion to a series of crimes and violence. that without question. could have ended with additional loss of life to friday, san jose police chief anthony mata provided evidence and the narrative behind wednesday's fatal police shooting says around six p.m. a police helicopter spotted suspect robert carter in a stolen toyota camera in san jose. he drove a radically and into opposing traffic to escape responding officers police did not pursue and carter eventually made his way into santa clara, where police say he the woman at gunpoint. the driver exited the car. and ran away. as carter entered t

robert f. kennedy jr. organized that event. nbc's gary grumbach is there live. what are you seeing, gary?ousands of people here today. we talked to them throughout the morning. they're from across the country. we talked to people from south carolina to minnesota to new york and back here to washington, dc. and they're saying the same thing, we've talked to people who are vaccinated, we've talked to people who unvaccinated, people who are anti-vaxx and people who are just antimandate. they all have the same message, they don't believe government should be forcing vaccinations upon people or requiring vaccinations for things like schooling and for things like jobs or to go into a restaurant. it's been a fascinating morning. as you mentioned, robert f. kennedy jr. is one of the speakers that will be here today, there's about 30 of them expected to get under way here shortly. we talked to some folks about why they're here. >> i'm here because i'm really passionate about freedoms. i think our freedoms are starting to erode. and it's really sad to see that people are forced to take a vaccine in

gary, cliff, and robert. >> thank you >> good to see you we have a developing story here out of washingtonyla tausche here with an update >> sara, during an outing this afternoon, president biden briefly updated the press on the status of the security situation in affirmed there will be no american forces on the ground in yie crane but the u.s. felt obligated to beef up its nato presence elsewhere in the region by putting 8500 troops on standby. there's been no change in russia's posture along the border of ukraine and in belarus, but the capability that is there now could be devastating. >> not only in terms of economic consequences and political consequences, but enormous consequences worldwide this would be the largest, if he were to move in with all those forces, the largest invasion since world war ii >> the biden administration so far has stopped short of pre-emptive sanctions. senior u.s. official pointed to russia's rising borrowing costs as one indicator that future conflict would be costly for vladimir putin those borrowing costs touching nearly 10% for russia's ten-year bond jus

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robert: that is a big problem and it requires reading putin's mind. the problem is if you legislate that now, your reducing some of their negotiating leverage over the russians. sir garyd nancy sherman are trying to work things out. they keep sticking the rows in the russians' face. even if there is a benefit to tweaking the russians and putting pressure on them, it does make negotiations harder and puts putin and -- puts putin in a much more aggressive place. don't forget, there is a big events among the europeans on this. some europeans want nord stream 2, some do not. you now have 30 countries in western european -- and western europe united against russia and supporting the u.s., for the u.s. to do this unilaterally. it would not help the negotiators. tom: thank you so much. that is all the time we have today. tiedemann advisors, robert hormats. i think it is being played down and i don't buy it. i think it is going to be fascinating. lisa: she has a less clear path to confirmation of then jay powell. when it comes to rate hikes and the balance sheet, if she gives her sense of what the view is on it, it could really move markets. tom: almost as important is a 30 y

robert malone, one of the researchers and founders of the mrna vaccine. those are the types of people that the thousands of people have come to listen to. alex? >> all right, garythank you so much for a great setup and report there as we bring in on the hooerls of that, mehdi hasan, msnbc political analyst and host of the mehdi hasan show. big welcome to you. we see this anti-vax seen mandate protests there in washington, d.c. this entire mandate to challenge vaccine safety and fight mandates, it was once considered fringe, but it's not going away. in fact, it may be picking up steam. it's been going on too long for folks. do you think it's more than that? >> i think it's a bit of that. i think the kind of people you're seeing in d.c., screaming at school boards and in public places, this is a culture wars issue now. it's become a badge of identity. and the moment you really, really knew that was the case is when donald trump at a recent rally said, hey, get the booster and people started booing him and he said, hey, it's your choice. i won't force you. trump is seen as a suspicious figure by some on the far right. he's saying he got the booster. even people on

gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you, jesse. thank you. police in the south bay have arrested a suspected smash and grab robert who they say help steal nearlymerchandise from a store in santa clara 19 year old gregory jefferson was arrested at his home in pittsburgh, where police say they found 30 boxes of luxury sneakers. clothing and a loaded assault weapon. police say jefferson was part of the group that targeted the fixed kicks store in the santa clara town center twice last november . jefferson is facing grand theft and weapons charges. in santa clara county. several of the alleged victims of the so called party mom spoke out at a bail hearing today. shannon o. connor is facing dozens of criminal charges, including child endangerment, sexual assault and providing alcohol to minors. she's accused of hosting drunken sex parties for her son and his teenage friends at her former los cabos home. o'connor has been in jail since her arrest in october. at today's bail hearing, the alleged victims and their families spoke of the fear they would face if she was let out of jail, deputy district attorney rebecca wise says o'connor is currently on