. >> we have to -- let's bring in professor siegle now prophets -- professor emeritus, good to see you. >> good to see you, scott. >> we have an important moment in the a week from today that i know you're cleanly looking towards, the jobs report the last one seemed to have upset the story a bit. what do you think? >> the initial jobless claims have been so strong. this has really shifted the story. if we get anything like january, believe it or not, 50 basis points would be on the table for that march meeting when i look at fed funds futures, i see them pricing in right now four 25 base points, or four fed hikes. with a strong front that we have seen, the picture has changed. >> well, at the same time the interest rate goes up, which is not good for stocks, the economy looks so much stronger the number of ceos that see a recession coming have been more than cut in half remember, at the end of last year, we had a record number of forecasters forecasting a recession. never before a recession had we had so many. that is because of the strength of the job market, strength of the first qua

doc siegle joins me now. where does the evidence point to the origins of covid, doctor?e evidence points increasingly to lab origin, not lab leak but i'll explain in a second. i'm concerned about the play of words there by dr. fauci because one of the things he may be hinting at finally is this, most of the bats are found in southeast china. wuhan is all the way to the north and if they were harvesting bats down in southern china, which we know they were looking for viruses, that's the kind of thing that we should have been pressuring on china to reveal. china put a smoke screen around this and you know why dr. fauci is shifting his tune i think because our intelligence agencies have more information on and finding out about that and that's where it should have been and how did it get to wuhan and doing it a lot. the market theory and there's no bat there is and all this idea about natural origins are possible but it begs the question and the lab leak issue there's some parts of the virus that are concerning and where did they come from and the cleveland site come from a

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