the lancet medical journal issued their report.is was a school report it would be, must try harder. there is a lot of criticism, there were delays acknowledging covid-19 was spreading by air, the list goes on, the criticisms. how do you make sure we have learned and can do better? margaret: i think one of the critical things is having a good and continuing assessment of what is going on all the time and always updating, and really learning and looking. again, it is good to have commissions and reports like this. but sarah made an important point. you can go to previous outbreaks. we knew the well-resourced countries would be grabbing all the resources because we saw it in previous outbreaks. we have learned all these lessons. let's apply them. can we really work together? that is my hope from all of this. i have seen some of that with the science world. i have seen the scientific world working together day in, day out. the people i would like to thank our all the scientists who come every day, unpaid, joined thousands of meetings t

the report for the lancet was made up of 40 specialists.agazine has twice included in list of the 100 most influential people on the planet, after publication, a wave of indignation fell upon him, they remembered that he was not a doctor at all, and the economist was called a propagandist with day- pint sensation. the lancet's statement that the covid was the result of a leak from a us lab caused rage is an echo of beijing's anti-western accusations. perhaps this is one of the most embarrassing moments. in the history of the lancet, considering what role it plays as a conductor and leader in the dissemination of critical discoveries in science and medicine. however, the idea that the coronavirus broke out of the laboratory, and did not mutate into a bat or in any of the animal products on the market in wuhan. ne nova did not rule out the possibility of this earlier, including the head of the department from nebre yesus, and the author of the report for the lancet, jeffrey sachs, 3 months before publication at a conference in madrid , was ev

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the authoritative british magazine the lancet admitted that the virus could have been created artificially. so where did the infection come from and the all-russian festival of national theaters in grozny, the strength of the house is here, remember to wait for the heroes to pray for them to return. the main event in big politics for a week in samarkand, where the heads of 14 states gathered, the topic will be covered in detail a little later in our program. in the meantime, to the sharp events in ukraine, which reflect global changes at a press conference following the results themselves, what with vladimir putin was asked a lot of questions about the special operation in donbass, i am a question that worries, of course, many people in the country already have a certain concern about the course of the special military operation in ukraine, we are increasingly seeing strikes and sorties. and even on the territory of russia, terrorist attacks on the territory of russia constantly hear very aggressive statements that the ultimate goal of kiev and the west is the disintegration of russia , wh

in the summer, the chair of the lancets cove at 19 commission said there was a real campaign to block an independent investigation. i want clear independent scientific investigation and transparency. one way to do this would be a bipartisan congressional oversight investigation that had subpoena power. give us your lab records, your notebooks, your data files, of virus drains and so forth. but we know right now we're operating in an environment in which the government is working to hide the data that we need to make a real assessment. the rapport also suggests that people were blindsided and unprepared for the crisis. but let's not forget western arrogance and exaggerating their ability to handle it. another report from 2019 said that the developed world was best place to be able to get through a pandemic. but that wasn't exactly how things unfold. it. it was widely assumed that the united states in europe had the strongest pandemic response capacities and would fare best in a pandemic. the 2019 assessment failed to predict the poor quality of the public policy response to the pandemi

it was chaired by the lancet for two years. so far, i'm pretty sure.do not know for sure that it came from a us biotech laboratory and not from nature, but there is enough evidence that it should be studied, but it is not being investigated in the us or anywhere else. i think for real reasons they don't want to look under the carpet. it would seem after such words. darwination of his strawberries, as if they had not heard the german journalist thomas röper on the topic of coronavi. rus, own investigation and even wrote a book i want to sell. they are not even sold in russian. i just want people to know this needs to stop. there is someone playing with boringly dangerous toys. in search of the truth, thomas has worked with many international publications and assures the american and european media about the coronavirus. they just shut their mouths. they just don't they say it's sex. can quietly quickly with such words. well, they don't tell smith, you know, you're sitting there? well, nothing, they are not afraid, because they do not know that i will no

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the wolds that is a lot of sniping in between but and i hope you don't mind if i ask you about the lancetished last week. they detailed the global failures in responding to covid-19 and part of their analysis describes the theory that covid-19 originated in a lab as still feasible. you wrote the book detailing the evidence that substantiates that at the very least the theory should not be dismissed. i'm wondering what you make of the report. >> well, the lancet permission after two years of work determined that there are pro possible theories of how the covid and that puts them exactly in the same position as the world health organization and the biden administration who have aid essential will. more and more you'll see these international famts p statements take a. it shouldn't be a further frm what the commission has said very clearly is we can't truly out, we have to check it out. and i have to agree with that. >> there needs to be an investigation to figure out those details, how that could happen under the ccp's watch is a more complicated question to answer. >> exactly. >> josh, tha

one was the lancet letter you discussed and the other effort was coordinated and orchestrated through the national institutes of health through the nih director director and resulted in the publication of the opinion article entitled proximal origins of sars-cov-2 making the case, again, that sars-cov-2 could not have been a product of research related spillover. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. had there not been a pandemic, i think there would still be a need for this hearing. this discussion, dr. ebright got this started in 2003, 2004 and others commented on the danger of being manipulated influenza viruses used as weapons or by accidental release, but i think given there was this pandemic and that a million americans died and i lost friends, i had good friends, to the pandemic. i think we should be curious. i just am perplexed by the lack of curiosity on some as to know are there any precautions we can take. are there any kind of government oversight we can do to try to prevent this from happening. some will say we can't prove it came from a lab. and

the lancet article you talked about looked at 4,000 studies and narrowed it down to 20 that showed arrelation between two things. first, if you have a high concentration of thc which almost all marijuana has now, when we were kids, it was 1.52%. now it's 50% or more, people who use that high potency thc marijuana products, you know what happens, they get addicted much more easily and the more they use it, daily use often, the more the risk of psychosis. that can last. cannabis induced psychosis can last for a day or two unless you have already an underlying psychiatric problem. if you have a mental health disorder, anxiety disorder or schizophrenia or whatever it might be, it increases your risk that this will continue for months. huge problem. that's where the crime comes that you've been talking about. >> raymond: we are seeing the explosion of crime across the country in cities that legalized cannabis including the city we are in right now. i want to get him a new gallup poll, doctor. it says 16% of americans claimed they currently smoke marijuana, a new low of 11% of american adu

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articles about chinese medicine in prestigious journals like a new england journal of medicine or the lancet to getting held over your toyota, the good ones. they saw me patients in taiwan need, a prescription from a doctor of chinese medicine to get ching one he how and the cost is covered by state health insurance chance you see, a local epidemiologist sees the integration of western and traditional chinese medicine as a positive development of the local, i some these come the calmer, many alternative medicines help so much. i'm particular they can div simkins and they can boost the immunizations. so during the t t m an equity fund, pie one, these p is a, they already become all a national guy, ny to hell, the people facility, a recovery in combination weights. the and i ran, i saw a piece awe from the us without medicine. more than 60 percent of taiwanese people believe that traditional chinese medicine helps to boost immunity and reduces the likelihood of contracting coven 19 according to one survey. however, herbal medicine has only been used in taiwan for mild covered 19th symptoms, an

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according to the lancet, 90 days after myocarditis symptoms emerged. roughly 26% of young people surveyed still needed daily medication because their hearts were so damaged, 20% that they had problems with their daily activities. >> 30% said they experienced pain. how will they be at age 60 , you wonder. and of course, you know the answer. hospitals were perfectly aware of this and they're warning children about it. this is a new advertisement from new york presbyterian hospital. watch. i've been into fashion since i can remember, but one day i just stomachache so bad i didn't want to do anything. >> the team at new york presbyterian said it was actually my heart. it was severely swollen, something called my krokidas. the doctors gave me medicines and used machines to control my heartbeat. they saved me. so now i can become the next great fashion designer. severe heart damage and otherwise healthy children . oh, yeah, we've always had that. no, we haven't, actually . and dr. marty makary, was virtually alone in the medical community when he warned abou

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the authoritative british magazine the lancet admitted that the virus could have been created artificiallyinfection? and the all-russian festival of national theaters in grozny so what is the power here to wait for the heroes to pray for them, so that returned? a launch vehicle with a manned spacecraft soyuz ms-22 was installed on the launch pad of the baikonur cosmodrome today. the launch is scheduled for next wednesday of the international space station . sergey prokopiev and dmitry petelin, as well as nasa astronaut francisco rubio, are scheduled to last 188 days. this will be the first cross-over flight under the us agreement, and about 120 kg of various cargoes will also be delivered to the iss. including scientific equipment, the ship itself was named after konstantin tsiolkovsky in honor of the 165th anniversary of the birth of the founder of theoretical cosmonautics. the central parts of yakutia experienced a deformation of the soil after the anomalous thawing of permafrost in the ground, funnels and dips were formed, which gradually grow. not so long ago, the famous bluz glacier w

that ukraine currently acts as an instrument of the world community, something like a scalpel or a lanceth which to cut a tumor called the russian federation, not in the literal sense, but to give impetus to the processes that will bury the russian federation in its current form. peaceful dismantling as peaceful as possible the dismantling of the russian federation in the form in which it currently exists, this is in the interest not only of ukraine, but i think of the entire civilized world, now it is very important that europe is ready, and this can be judged from the words of ruslo fundulain of the presidents in the commission, which she voiced in strasbourg, and there is even a video where are the europeans there, the germans, the french, they record a video of how they are preparing for winter, they will sleep in hats somewhere, they will refuse electricity and say that we support ukraine . this is not a mass phenomenon, but someone there will go to turkey a german pensioner is preparing to rest there in a warmer place, but how will russia survive the winter without gas sales in euro

they are the highest, you know, they are the lancet stating that covid-19 could well be of laboratoryrking for china on the way to anyone , and the fact that the lancet is funded primarily by the us and uk departments of health is unconditional. it hides again. that's it. here e bipolar. yes, in which we live, that is, on the one hand. they declare, it seems, how all are equal democratic rules and freedom on the other hand. they simply behave absolutely there e lord in relation to the slaves, to whom everything is permitted, but for us the law, and for us democracy. and we, in principle, should not notice all this, not pay attention, and they will conduct tests with one single purpose, on the one hand, to keep us rigidly everything and try to keep everyone under their control, and on the other on the other hand, so that the so-called golden billion , the superman of man, fattens at our expense. here. as a matter of fact, russia is also fighting with this, including today, by conducting a liberation operation , including in the world, because we reveal all these things, if we had come

russia with the coronavirus pandemic, it turns out that the authoritative medical journal of the lancetsoratory origin. the verdict is the appearance of covid. at the time of publication of this report, all three hypotheses related to the laboratory origin of the virus are still probable. in the field of natural virus infection in the laboratory and infection with a modified virus in the laboratory, independent researchers have not yet studied the us laboratories involved in laboratory manipulation of coronavirus-like viruses and did not consider the details of the laboratory studies that were carried out in wuhan. what's more, the us national institutes of health has prevented disclosure of the details of their research on similar teat viruses. it should be noted here that the lancet is a british magazine that funded by the british and us departments of health, but scientists are responsible for this report. immediately, a whole wave of anger hit. the media accused them of working for china and the magazine's website was subjected to numerous cyber attacks in the west there is no altern

yes, but here are the cubes of the lancets. yes, in the same class.yes, here we are also undergoing technical re-equipment and re-equipment of the army and our troops are becoming more and more modern in terms of sticentric smart, ah war, uh yes, and uh, well, in this sense, as it were, but in war it happens differently. yes, there today you win tomorrow you don't win, uh, but the whole question is what lessons will you learn. eh, how will you change the management of the army in this sense, how will you modernize the weapons? what are the tasks? you even engineers and designers. eh, how are you? uh, so you'll write these we are the combat regulations, which, as you know, are written in blood. e about how exactly, we do not feel sorry for the time, as they say, but our mercenaries. here at we are not there, the natives on our side are all ours , of course, they do not feel sorry for them. this is their advantage. yeah, uh, that's it. it's our vulnerability, if you like. yes, what is it? for us, these are our own people, even from the other side they a

i will let her from melinda harry, whose deputy director of the lancet councils eurasia center. and she said, it wouldn't be surprised to see instances of war crimes in his u. i think it's important to say that this city has just been liberated and that investigations, as the general prosecutor's office has just begun to examine these crimes. so it, would it be a surprise if there were more ah crime more war crimes in is you know, we seen war crimes in boucher more than $200.00. we've seen more than 21000 a desk, a civilian deaths in mario pal. so it would not be a surprise at all, but i think we should hold our fire in till the general prosecutor's office does a thorough investigation. look, there's a lot of reasons why people have been killed, but either it presents liskey has come out and said that they, they expect to see a number of war crimes in the city. and i think he's likely right. but the city and the city has only been liberated and if you want to use justice, i the, the full justice system, both the international courts and ukraine's justice system. you need to be s

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the lancet just surveyed young people, ages 12-29, who suffered from myocarditis, heart damage.ghly 26% of young people surveyed need medication. how will they be at age 60? of course you know the answer. hospitals were perfectly aware of this, warning children about it. this is a new advertisement from new york presbyterian hospital. watch. >> i've been into fashion since i can remember. but one day i had a stomachache so bad i didn't want to do anything. the team at new york presbyterian said it was my heart. it was severely swollen. something called myocarditis, but doctors gave me medicine that use machines to control my heartbeat. they saved me. so now i can become the next great fashion designer. >> tucker: severe heart damage in otherwise healthy children? oh, yeah, we've always had that. no, we haven't actually. dr. marty mccarrie was virtually alone in the medical community when he warned about the risks of this. in march he wrote to the cdc, sunday'ed you have a duty to look at the effects of myocarditis. he joins us. doctor, thank you very much for coming on and sound

the report published by lancet says too many americans are not -- too many people influenced by misinformation have protested against basic public health caution and calling americans untrust worthy and urged leaders to find the source of the virus after eshg valuations failed to produce results. >> todd: service members fight in a clas action lawsuit, judge granting protection from punish, if they choose not to get the jab. chris, how big a win is this for service members? >> the class action was a big win and that came out in july. the bigger win was last friday when the government took an american appeal and lost in the sixth circuit court of appeals? a three-judge panel that insinuated he was right that there is systemic religious discrimination in the military, particularly in processing the vaccine mandates. we had individuals reaching out that was facing imminent separation, loss of long-term careers issue loss of liberty in some cases. for them, these folks put their lives on the line for our country and the government was treating them badly and we halted things coming down the pike a

i don't know as long as we can believe in the lancet. it's really a hypothesis.ation of society. he coped 100% here, and most importantly, the next thing is that the epidemic taught us one thing, we are virologists. now we can create a virus artificially 10 years ago, when the epidemic began. so to say, there was no noise about it then it was safe to say that it was not. we still do not know how to create a virus equal and more than a natural pathogen regarding the coronavirus, we can no longer say this. and what can we do in 10 years, if already done multicellular artificial living creature after laboratory? i just don't know, yeah, scary scary. why did germany buy 40,000 dos from monkeypox vaccines, but uh, germany has its own kind of pharmaceutical nonsense, look at one minister of health who is out of hell the forms of pharmacological e-logists, but in all this conversation, one thing always shocks me man exaggerates his possibilities and values ​​so much. i am sacredly sure that if he sneezes. planet yes, we just get sick. here eat in the jungle in the deser

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. >> doctor, i wanted to ask you about a new report from the lancet commission.han 6 million deaths from coronavirus a profound tragedy and a quote, massive global failure. you're talking about more than a million deaths here in the united states alone. what do you think are the lessons that could be learned from what we just went through? >> it's a really important document. as a disaster medicine specialist, one of the things that we do whenever we hold an exercise or we evaluate a disaster that's occurred, we do what's called an after-action report. we analyze every aspect of the response and the recovery thus far to the event and it helps us derive these lessons learned that we try to get from every tragedy. this is sort of an end of the beginning after-action report as we're at this point in the pandemic and it is important because their critiques are warranted. they talk about how internationally we failed to come together as different countries and work together. we failed as individual countries and even individual governments in our failure to take thing

there had been an article that came out in the lancet, it was an article by, i think his name was andrewout the potential that the mmr vaccine could cause autism in babies. >> so in the 1990's, andrew wakefield was a physician who enrolled about 12 children into a study where he made a link between the mmr vaccine and childhood autism. since then that study has been debunked by numerous sources in the article itself was retracted and wake field has faced centers th in the united kingdom and the united states. >> wet necessarily helps you come to terms with getting me vaccinated? >> your grandparents were very concerned about the fact that you were not vaccinated. they grew up in a time when their friends had polio in the miraculous polio vaccine really changed everything for my parents generation. so, your -- your grandparents were highly, highly concerned that i was not vaccinating you. >> what do you think makes people more susceptible to this kind of information? >> i would say that my desire to want to do the right thing, to be a really good mom to you, to make sure you are healthy c

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where they were lancet for four days, and that is where the public will be allowed to pay their respect. a rehearsal will then be held for a movement of that coffin from parliament to westminster abby. friday, king charles and the queen's other children will hold vigil by the coffin. and then a week from today world leaders will begin arriving in london, to pay their respects the following day and then of course it all comments on monday, september 19th. a state funeral for the queen will take place at mentor abbey. katie to you. >> and, alex the death of queen elizabeth is marking a major ship and leadership from the united kingdom. just days before the queen's oldest son charles was officially declared the new king. liz truss was elected as prime minister. succeeding boris johnson who stopped down in july. let's bring in sebastian, pain while editor for the financial times and writer of this new, article liz truss takes office. as a new era dons for the uk. it is remarkable to think sebastian, on monday we had queen elizabeth in this country and prime minister boris johnson. it is sat

a large international outcry was caused by the publication in the british medical journal the lancet,onavirus pandemic, a group of independent scientists studied covid for 2 years and considered that the virus could indeed be of artificial origin, in other words, it is the brainchild of a bill laboratory, the published report indicates that the investigation is hindered in every possible way, the united states in particular the americans have not yet provided access to their laboratories, where they studied pathogens similar to covid, and also impede the disclosure of data on ongoing experiments. many immediately remembered the july revelations of the former head of the commission of researchers jeffrey sachs, who claimed that the coronavirus was the work of the united states and the possibility of a covid leak from the laboratory had not previously been ruled out by the director general of the world health organization hybridist. the current lancetti report is already being discredited. so yes or mail. writes as if all the sensational conclusions. it's no more. chinese propaganda and

the authoritative british magazine the lancet admitted that the virus could have been created artificiallyd the infection come from and the all-russian festival of national theaters in grozny at the height of the forces here, remember to wait for the heroes to pray for them to return. the us court allowed the senate not to to release a full report on cia torture during interrogations, according to the los angeles times, one of the local journalists at the trial sought the publication of the report, he referred to the freedom of information law, however, a judge in the district of columbia ruled that the report contained classified information and its disclosure threatens national security by the way the central intelligence agency turns 75 today 20 years of its history are inextricably linked with the guantanamo prison the wall street journal reports that the biden administration is making an effort to speed up the closure of the prison, which is known to the whole world as a torture laboratory in this secret facility located in cuba , 36 prisoners are still sitting. many of them are incar

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such a, well, semi-sensational statement was made by the lancet about the species. let's see. the laboratory origin of the virus are still plausible. independently , the researchers have not yet studied us laboratories engaged in laboratory manipulation of coronavirus-like viruses and did not consider the details of laboratory studies that were carried out in wuhan. what's more, the us national institutes of health has prevented disclosure of the details of their research on similar teat viruses. there was one leak, who prevents another estrus from doing, well, in fact, the version that the coronavirus is actually a biological weapon, which, free from captivity , again left the laboratory, it doesn’t matter, by accident, or on purpose now, in this case, it doesn’t matter. in fact, on the one hand, it pleases, and on the other hand, it fears, but it scares very much. she, because a and pleased all the time, because if this is an artificial virus, then nature is so dangerous for humanity, the virus itself cannot create, and we can exhale, because there will be no new epidemics f

one of the efforts was the lancet letter you discussed. the other was orchestrated through the national institutes of health through the nih director, dr. collins, and resulted in the publication of an article called "proximal origins of sars-cov-2," making the case that it could not have been the result of spillover. >> thank you. >> had there not been a pandemic, i think there would still be a need for this hearing. this discussion started as early as 2003 and 2004, others have talked about the danger of manipulating influenza to be used as a weapon. but given that a million americans died, i lost good friends to the pandemic. i think we should be curious. i am perplexed by the lack of curiosity as to precautions we can take. is there any government oversight to prevent this from happening. some will say we can't prove it came from the lab. that is in all possibility true, but there are arguments to be made, and an examination of facts to give us an idea. even if we didn't, i think this could have come from a personal lab. but i do think

although even the lancet magazine admitted that the virus was created in the us laboratory of the unitedery day, but joe biden, who is still floating on the waves. this did not stop them from declaring victory over the pandemic, as the chinese press writes, the lack of preventive measures and the weakening of border controls in the united states exposes the world to the risk of a covey 19 resurgence. well, much more dangerous virus washington's political desire to turn its allies against china could turn into a real disaster for the world, military experts warn all our data confirms that if the war starts, it will be very cool and potentially destructive for a number of countries, including our property, no less a nightmare for the united states looks like beijing's alliance with moscow for the sale or transportation of russian oil washington threatens sanctions anthony blinkey at a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs of china warns china about the consequences for supporting russia what exactly the state department did not say the meeting was closed from the press, but the atte

call our downtown connector in atlanta was built comments but the east side in the west side of a lancet very. >> sounds of this a lot of places like that. >> all the growth occurred on the east side but nothing on the west side was a little school called georgia tech. and an area in an old 100-acre steel mill called the atlantic steel mill. it was operating on a scuttle crusoe avoided sent some epa closure requirements is still considered to be considered quote operating for the late '90s we put together a group that ultimately we developed at steel meal that had laid in its underutilized capacity i think for that time close to 20 years. and what it did was it sparked so many things on the west side of atlanta ultimately resulting in a bridge that now connects the east side of the west side of atlanta up in that area. we call 17th street. crater grocery stores in areas that had no grocery stores. created affordable restaurants and places and had no or taperes result in additional schools being built. resulted in infrastructure improvement. all of that was started, the seed planted was t