redfield -- >> dr. redfield knew, he's testified, yes. >> also testified.top public health official telling you with some confidence level that the most likely origin of this was a lab leak. and i think that, you know, unfortunately for political reasons and political narratives, it was difficult -- >> so did you talk with dr. fauci during this time frame when you get in in may and over the next several months, did you talk to dr. fauci? >> no. >> never spoke with dr. fauci? >> no. >> do you find that strange when he's out saying something directly con area to the secretary of state, the director of national intelligence -- contrary -- and to the top virologist, dr. redfield, that dr. fauci wouldn't talk with you? >> to be clear, there were folks within the coronavirus as thing force that were communicating, you know, medical and scientist -- scientific information to the intelligence community, not me directly. but none of that information was, frankly, consistent with what we've talked about what the intelligence showed. again, some of those individuals t

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redfield, thank you so much. >> yeah, thanks, kennedy.hat -- i'd enjoy that opportunity if we could do that in the future. kennedy: meanwhile in california, they're spending like there'll be no tomorrow. a so-called reparations task force voting to recommend cash payments up to $1.2 million for black residents. it sounds like a good idea, but they also want to apologize for the state's, quote, past wrongdoings back in 00. 2020. now governor gavin newsom was all for the plan when it made him look like the good guy. yeah, hey, everybody. >> i think it was per cleese who said we do not imitate, we are a model of the world. that's a little braggadocious. i like the spirit of what you guys are saying. this is not just about california, this is about making impact and a kent across the rest of the -- a dent across rest of the country. kennedy: now he's staring at the $800 billion price tag and the love gov is shying away a little bit saying, quote, dealing with that legacy of slavery is about much more than cash payment. so has newsom cornered

kennedy: there are quite a few facts to back it up, i did a poad podcast with robert redfield.tor redfield told me fauci went on record with "washington post" saying gain-of-function would probably cause a global pandemic, but it worth it. >> if some way dr. fauci is not know what was going on, it is just as bad. there are extensions made that dr. fauci may have signed off ohe does not really, he does not know if the papers passed his desk, that is the problem, we were funding research that many epidemiologists think this very dangerous. there are questions about lab safety, there are questions, even if you don't think it was gain-of-function, questions about china in bat caves not using proper safety protocols, i want to know what energy department our u.s. energy department they have concluded that lab leak is more likely. i would like to see that intelligence, when are american peoples going to get to see for themselves this so important to understand how this pandemic actually started and whether u.s. officials are on the hook for research we funded in cooperation with the

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