in the dark about wuhan's work? guest: that is where we do not have a lot of information on the exact work that was done in that grant. that is why there is some suspicion. what exactly were they doing? eco-health alliance was supposed to have an annual report. when the pandemic broke out in 2020, na at -- nih realized they did not have a report from the previous year. they had outsourced it to china to this institute of virology. the chinese were the ones sequencing these viruses. they were trying to figure out if they had something new. they would put them in this database. the database was taken off-line in september our october. some said it was because it was being hacked. tons of research is going on there. the state department under the trump administration said there was military research going on there. we do not really know. the nih has said to the eco-health alliance " we would like to know more about what you are studying over there," and the eco-health alliance has said " we will need to ask china, and

we went to wuhan and was taken to the wuhan virology lab in 2015. we know that because their articles but recites that it was taken there. the horseshoe bat with a particular virus. when the virus appeared in 2019, it was in slightly different form. about 3.8% of it was different. wuhan is a huge military bioweapon's lab. my opinion is that the bat virus that was taken in 2015 to wuhan from 1100 miles away that wasn't somebody munching in a laboratory, it was ridiculous that a bat flew 1100 miles. that virus was altered and inadvertently released probably in the course of vaccine tests. host: before you respond, i want to read this from the office of the director of national intelligence. this is the statement from them about what they said in 2020 one. we the intelligence community judge the virus was not developed as a biological weapon. most agencies also assess with low confidence that sars covid who probably was not genetically engineered. two agencies believe there was not significant -- sufficient evidence either way. chinese officials did no

chinese visitors from wuhan, who'd arrived in milan but fell ill in rome.began. within a week, there'd been a tenfold increase, more than 1,000 confirmed cases. the number of people infected has now exploded to more than 60,000. are you seeing deaths among young people in the same sort of numbers, or is it very much concentrated to older people? robert: that's every disease, every viral disease takes a greater toll on the elderly. i had a call yesterday night of a basketball player, 28 years old. he's in intensive care in a very critical situation, so just don't imagine this is only a virus for the old people, which is a danger for the old people. yesterday, a doctor, he was 48 and in perfect health, he died. so really, don't imagine this is only a problefor the yesterdaelderly people. was 48 and in perfect health, he died. ♪♪♪ guglielmo gianotti: [speaking in foreign language] announcer: dr. gianotti has the coronavirus. he's at home in quarantine with his wife, enza, who works at another local hospital as a gynecologist. dr. gianotti took these photos wit

most americans think that covid-19 came from the lab in wuhan. i certainly do. we will continue to try to get the american people the answers they deserve with respect to where did this virus start and is the american government going to do anything to hold that person accountable. host: there is a piece in "the washington times" about hunter biden, the biden family. "hunter biden took care of uncle jim amid the laptop scandal." you have made no secret that you would look into a hearing, an investigation on hunter biden. what are you interested in? guest: we have an ongoing investigation with hunter biden and i will tell you every week, it gets wears. we are in possession of that job, the house oversight committee. the republicans. we are going through every email and bank record. i will tell you, hunter biden has gotten away with things that i did not think the average american could have gotten away with from financial standpoint, from a banking standpoint. the people that he has done business with, many of whom are on different watch lists and lists that the

without sending any crew or investigators to look most think that covid-19 came from the lab then wuhane do. we will continue to try to get the american people the answers they deserve where did this virus start get a hold anybody accountable. >> there was a piece about the biden family and the headline is hunter widen to care of uncle jim you made no secret that you would look into a hearing investigation with hunter biden what you interested in quick. >> we have an ongoing investigation with hunter biden. every week it gets a little worse. we are in possession of the hard drive. going through every e-mail and bank record. is out the average american could have gotten away with from a financial or banking standpoint. that people he has done that business with many on different watchlist that the government should not be doing business with. nobody in the american government. whether russianit oligarchs or for the chinese communist party. there is a history there and a pattern of hunter biden profiting off foreign nationals and no individual is allowed to dosi business. there is a lot o

in the dark about wuhan's work?: that is where we do not have a lot of information on the exact work that was done in that grant. that is why there is some suspicion. what exactly were they doing? eco-health alliance was supposed to have an annual report. when the pandemic broke out in 2020, na at -- nih realized they did not have a report from the previous year. they had outsourced it to china to this institute of virology. the chinese were the ones sequencing these viruses. they were trying to figure out if they had something new. they would put them in this database. the database was taken off-line in september our october. some said it was because it was being hacked. tons of research is going on there. the state department under the trump administration said there was military research going on there. we do not really know. the nih has said to the eco-health alliance " we would like to know more about what you are studying over there," and the eco-health alliance has said " we will need to ask china, and china

we went to wuhan and was taken to the wuhan virology lab in 2015. we know that because their articles but recites that it was taken there. the horseshoe bat with a particular virus. when the virus appeared in 2019, it was in slightly different form. about 3.8% of it was different. wuhan is a huge military bioweapon's lab. my opinion is that the bat virus that was taken in 2015 to wuhan from 1100 miles away that wasn't somebody munching in a laboratory, it was ridiculous that a bat flew 1100 miles. that virus was altered and inadvertently released probably in the course of vaccine tests. host: before you respond, i want to read this from the office of the director of national intelligence. this is the statement from them about what they said in 2020 one. we the intelligence community judge the virus was not developed as a biological weapon. most agencies also assess with low confidence that sars covid who probably was not genetically engineered. two agencies believe there was not significant -- sufficient evidence either way. chinese officials did no

we went to wuhan and was taken to the wuhan virology lab in 2015.e know that because their articles but recites that it was taken there. the horseshoe bat with a particular virus. when the virus appeared in 2019, it was in slightly different form. about 3.8% of it was different. wuhan is a huge military bioweapon's lab. my opinion is that the bat virus that was taken in 2015 to wuhan from 1100 miles away that wasn't somebody munching in a laboratory, it was ridiculous that a bat flew 1100 miles. that virus was altered and inadvertently released probably in the course of vaccine tests. host: before you respond, i want to read this from the office of the director of national intelligence. this is the statement from them about what they said in 2020 one. we the intelligence community judge the virus was not developed as a biological weapon. most agencies also assess with low confidence that sars covid who probably was not genetically engineered. two agencies believe there was not significant -- sufficient evidence either way. chinese officials did not

cline: when the prospect of a lab leap in wuhan -- leak in wuhan, you said to take down this destructive conspiracy. and dr. collins said this could damage international science and harmony. did you direct letters to two professional journals be written, the lancet and nature medicine? dr. fauci: no. mr. cline: did you review it before it was sent? dr. fauci: no. mr. cline: ok. i yield back. chair delauro: congressman harder. mr. harder: thank you for hosting this hearing and thank you for being here in front of the subcommittee. since we last met, the american lung association released their 2022 state of the air report. that report gave my district in california, stanislas and san joaquin county an f grade. for both ozone and par lick tate solution -- particulate solution. this has huge health impacts from our constituents. one has a childhood asthma. i had it. my brother had it. i know what is it like to know whether your inhaler is in your backpack. our air is bad. only getting worse. frankly, i refuse to let my daughter grow up breathing less air than did i. my process with dr. tabe

or a lab in wuhan?re is contrary evidence on both sides. that is the troubling aspect of observing china is sometimes you really can't understand 100% and that makes the -- that make the people's job who are observing china even harder. host: let's go to illinois, tyrone is next. caller: mr. zhong, i've got a few questions for you. my first question is the shipping containers out of china are now's -- they went as high as $30,000 per container and they used to cost $3500 just a couple years ago. who is profiting off of this? is it big businesses? is it china that is giving -- getting that money? my other question to you is do we have a lot of import containers sitting in the united states causing a shortage? my third question to you is, we typically get our fall and christmas goods in july and where do you see us getting them this year? is it going to be august or september? host: are you still there? are you in a business that relies on getting those fall and christmas goods by midsummer? caller: yes s

or a lab in wuhan?here is contrary evidence on both sides. that is the troubling aspect of observing china is sometimes you really can't understand 100% and that makes the -- that make the people's job who are observing china even harder. host: let's go to illinois, tyrone is next. caller: mr. zhong, i've got a few questions for you. my first question is the shipping containers out of china are now's -- they went as high as $30,000 per container and they used to cost $3500 just a couple years ago. who is profiting off of this? is it big businesses? is it china that is giving -- getting that money? my other question to you is do we have a lot of import containers sitting in the united states causing a shortage? my third question to you is, we typically get our fall and christmas goods in july and where do you see us getting them this year? is it going to be august or september? host: are you still there? are you in a business that relies on getting those fall and christmas goods by midsummer? caller: yes

it says china has made progress toward overcoming the worst outbreak since the first wave hit wuhan twors ago. he said the policy can stand the test of history and our measures are scientific and effective. this comes against the backdrop of rising criticism at home and abroad. anthony fauci criticized china's long-term approach of lockdown saying it is ineffective. more importantly than dr. fauci's criticism is the criticism of the former editor-in-chief of global times. he put out a post yesterday on wechat that is subsequently been deleted saying it's make or break time for covid zero. it is only manageable if it is not damaging china's status abroad and china's economy. again, that post has been deleted. haidi: stephen engle with the latest. we have more ahead on daybreak. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: peloton is reported to be exploring a sale of a minority stake to shore up business as the company's stock continues to state -- sink. palatines value has fallen from a $50 billion high during the pandemic to just over $5.5 billion. macquarie group reported today. a jump of the 56% on y

witnessing shanghai's handling or mishandling reminded me of wuhan.st, 2020, we traveled into the then epicenter of what was a then mystery illness. still fresh in our minds, the perseverance of those in wuhan who lived through original lockdown. some losing loved ones to covid early on. they risked their freedom to share with us their pain-filled stories, furious with their government for not doing more to stop the initial spread. chinese officials maintain they were transparent from the start. in recent days, president xi jinping has praised his country's zero covid efforts, vowing to fight any doubters and critics. over the past two years, we've lived through china's military-like mobilization, rapidly building holts, mastering mass testing of tens of millions at one time. designing a sophisticated contact tracing system. essentially, sealing off their borders to the outside world. wanting to keep on the story, i've not left china since 2019, making this departure a long overdue homecoming visit. shanghai's airport, once one of the busiest in the w

where the government is just as cautious when the first cases were reported in wuhan. >> it sounds some businesses are struggling. how is it going to affect the economy? >> that's what many are worried about. the supply chain disruption are a big issue. i spoke with an economist, allowing 3% in the second quarter. well below the government's target. that's bad news for china and its partner abroad. foreign companies are getting more anxious of china's economic future. this sentiment will push them to scale back. >> if things are that series, why are we seeing a softening of the zero tolerance approach. >> it is all politico. china says this policy is doing what it is supposed to do, saving lives and ensuring fewer people getting sick. >> health experts disagreed. >> president xi jinping can afford to back >>> the country's taliban rulers have ordered women to cover their faces when they go out in public. the ministry for the propagation of virtue and prevention of vice said women must wear a hijab and it also caution women leaving home without security. >> they're returning to their cru

. >> what about when he said it wasn't gain of function research done at the lab in wuhan, china, are you going to investigate that because it looks like it was gain of function research. >> i can't discuss specifically on this particular -- >> when doctor fauci said american tax dollars were not used at the wuhan institute of virology when we know they were was that a scientific integrity violation? doctor fauci the smartest guy on the planet, the highest-paid guy in our government, head of -- when he said that was that scientific integrity violation you guys should be looking into? >> i can't speak on specifics you are raising here but i can bring it up in our written testimony to you responding. i'm here to talk about how scientific integrity -- >> the vaccine mandates, jen psaki said -- white house covid 19 response to coordinators said, quote, that is not an authority we are exploring at all but a few months later they actually did that did that erode trust in public institutions when they said three if indications top people in the administration said they would not impose a man

fauci said american tax dollars were not used in wuhan, when we know they were?as that a scientific integrity violation? dr. fauci, the head of nyad, was that a scientific integrity violation you should be looking into? ms. desikan: i cannot speak on specifics you are raising. i can bring it up in our written testimony to you responding. rep. jordan: joe biden says he opposes a vaccine mandate. when jen psaki, jeff stein said that is not an authority we are exploring, that a few months later they did that. does that erode trust in public institutions? top people in the administration said they would not impose a mandate, then they did. does that erode trust in public institutions? ms. desikan: some of these issues you bring up are in the policy realm and not in the science realm. policy can use nine scientific -- nonscientific information. scientific integrity is specific on the process of researching. rep. jordan: when the head of cdc says the vaccinated cannot get the virus, is that something you should look into? ms. desikan: i cannot comment on the cdc proced

since the very first cases of coronavirus in wuhan, the w.h.o.vishly ran for the chinese government. first the w.h.o. claimed there was no evidence of human to human transmission of the virus. remember this? they cited chinese officials who were obviously lying and we are no they were lying. when it became clear it up virus probably came out of a chinese government lab, w.h.o. sabotaged the investigation into the origin of the virus by appointing a gain-of-function researcher to lead the team. shocking. wh has not acknowledged it did any of that, though it obviously dead. they have continued to praise china's response to covid as "transparent," which is the one thing it is not. it is almost amusing. again, it is weird if you think about it, why would joe biden want to join a group that every informed person laughs at? more than a year later, we think we know the answer. the biden administration is very close to handing the world health organization power over every aspect, the intimate aspects of your life. so imagine the civil liberties abuses y

it was probably spreading and he realized that wuhan is an enormous city. it's bigger than new york and chicago combined. so he put two and two together. he also saw the flights coming out of wuhan he realized those probably spreading all over the world and he said yeah, we haven't developed anything and we're not even infectious disease experts were we're cancer people but one of our approaches that's not even our main one one of our approaches that we've been developing is using mrna and i'm gonna get to mrna in a few minutes and explain it. but it was one of their approaches. they used immunotherapy. they used others, but one of their approaches was mrna and ubersai and said, you know what maybe we can use mrna to develop a vaccine for this new virus and they threw themselves into it and it's to their credit that they picked up on the virus early and that they threw themselves into it when others didn't and um, i want it really want to emphasize that theme of unlikely heroes because take a step back for a second who should have been expected to step up a

she continues to say how the wuhan virus did not come, did not come from wuhan.works for mayorkas. frankly liz, secretary mayorkas has to be the most decease phut person in washington, d.c. that is a heck of a low. he continues to tell us the border is under control. elizabeth: yeah. >> of course we see it's a unmitigated disaster. these people. you would think he would want to focus on the border, now all of sudden have a disinformation board under his purview. pretty outrageous. the american people are not interested in, in what they're doing as we can see from biden's polls. elizabeth: we have to move on to this. attorney general merrick garland met with supreme court officials about security. he is now saying it is unacceptable, dangerous, to threaten anybody at their homes. there has been marchs on supreme court justices homes in advance of the opinion about roe v. wade. you're going to see democrat representative sheila jackson lee saying she has no worries about what is going on with the supreme court leak. it's a distraction about the protests. we'll list

witnessing shanghai's handling or mishandling reminded me of wuhan.s a mystery illness. >> it's the wildlife and seafood market. >> reporter: still fresh in our minds, the perseverance of those in wuhan who lived through the original lockdown. some losing loved ones to covid early on. >> just give him a second. >> reporter: they risked their furious with their government for not doing more to stop the initial spread. chinese officials maintain they were transparent from the start and in recent days, president xi jinping has reaffirmed and praised his country's zero-covid efforts, vowing to fight any doubters and critics. over the past two years, we learned through china's military-like mobilization. rapidly building hospitals. mastering mass testing of tens of millions at one time. designing a sophisticated contact tracing system. essentially sealing off their borders to the outside world. wanting to keep on the story, i've not left china since 2019, making this departure a long overdue homecoming visit. shanghai's international airport, once among th

what about wuhan?, we are still from the same school, what did i order? this is not a school for you, i will not stand on ceremony . everything is clear. march platoon. this is funny kombat out one was taught to go far, our battalion commander will not be killed until the colonel comes. lord, when this is all over, patience, we are no more. you can't let yourself go like that . where is the live taste brake? take apart the straps. take care . can't you see what's wrong with her legs? what did you ride watching? why did they stop? that with the horse's legs she was frightened of something by a young filly. pull yourself together, sergunyans, you broke your legs, drag them off the road and shoot people, you have to feel sorry for him with a horse. i can't shoot you.

witnessing the handling or mishandling reminded me of wuhan.en epicenter of what was a mystery illness. still fresh in our minds the perseverance of those in wuhan who lived through the original lockdown. .some losing loved ones to covid early on. they risked their freedom to share with us their pain-filled stories, furious with their government for not doing more to stop the initial spread. chinese officials maintain they were transparent from the start and in recent days president xi jinping has reaffirmed and praised his country's zero covid efforts, vowing to fight any doubters and critics. over the past two years we have lived through china's military-like mobilization, rapidly building hospitals, mastering mass testing of tens of millions at one time, designing a sophisticated contact tracing system, essentially sealing off their borders to the outside world. wanting to keep on the story, i have not left china since 2019, making this departure a long overdue homecoming visit. shanghai's international airport once among the busiest in the

anthony fauci and where the wuhan virus came from.e are going to be investigating the failures at the border and pushing hard and investigating all corruption. >> eric cunningham if you go ahead and answer that question. >> i agree with some of the other folks up here. we don't know who is going to run and what i would want to do is listen to the folks of the 14th district. i would want to spend as much time in the district on any issues i'm going to be voting on and make sure i'm aligned with the 14th district because i know the 14th district is going to be aligned with america first, making sure we are closing the border, making sure we are taking care of the constituents not only in their district but all the districts that have republican conservative values and stop this woke agenda democrats are pushing on everybody. >> i have a question for all of you. the start with congresswoman green. you voted against the honoring our pack to act. you voted against that. >> i voted on a lot of bills, the names not always say what the bills

gather for commemorative events someone holding photographs in their hands soviet pilots who fought in wuhaneer someone portrait of a son. mao zedong, as part of the red army, he ended the war in berlin . and here is the daughter of the legendary chalice rong battalion commander, formed in the soviet far east by the 88th international brigade. here we are every time present to us at this procession of the immortal regiment. this is also the biggest event for us and and for us the biggest pride, so the st. george ribbons among the chinese are the same as in russia, a symbol of courage . i rode the subway and put on the st. george ribbon on may 9, then there was no immortal regiment yet. well , some chinese people congratulated me in the subway. that is simple. well, mostly, of course, elderly chinese, but i was pleased, that is, they saw the st. george's ribbon. they congratulated them on the holiday there, even a little bit in russian there, so i was pleasantly surprised that the chinese carefully guard this memory, caring for the memorials to the soviet soldier, where on the eve of the grea

most americans think that covid-19 came from the lab in wuhan. i certainly do.e will continue to try to get the american people the answers they deserve with respect to where did this virus start and is the american government going to do anything to hold that person accountable. host: there is a piece in "the washington times" about hunter biden, the biden family. "hunter biden took care of uncle jim amid the laptop scandal." you have made no secret that you would look into a hearing, an investigation on hunter biden. what are you interested in? guest: we have an ongoing investigation with hunter biden and i will tell you every week, it gets wears. we are in possession of that job, the house oversight committee. the republicans. we are going through every email and bank record. i will tell you, hunter biden has gotten away with things that i did not think the average american could have gotten away with from financial standpoint, from a banking standpoint. the people that he has done business with, many of whom are on different watch lists and lists that the go

that after man flew home to seattle from wuhan china. federal flags will be at half-staff until sunset may 16th. covid cases have been rising in the bay area for weeks now. and according to the latest data, marin county has one of the highest positivity rates in the state. >> according to state public health officials, marin county has a 9.1% positivity rate. that's 2.4% increase from just 7 days prior. and when we compare marin county's positivity rate with the state, moran is more than double california's overall rate, which is at 4% covid-19 cases in marin county have tripled in the last 6 weeks because of an omicron subvariant county health officials say that some variant ba 2 is now the county's dominant strain. there. although covid cases are rising, there has not been a rise in covid related hospitalizations nor deaths so far. experts estimate the subvariant is 25% more infectious than the main omicron variant that drove california's winter covid surge. a bill that would allow california teenagers to get vaccinated without permiss

ever since covid first appeared in the central chinese city of wuhan, the government in beijing has takendown anyone who might possibly have come into contact with it... ..forcibly separating children from their parents, shutting down entire towns and cities if necessary. at a time when large parts of the outside world are learning to live with covid, china is still relentlessly trying to stamp it out. fine, but when it comes to locking down shanghai and parts of beijing itself, people start complaining. kerry allen is a chinese media analyst for bbc monitoring. people are literally confined to their homes. they can't even go for a walk orjust go to the shops and get supplies. there's this whole culture going back to the very early era of the communist era of gated communities. so you've got security guards on the gates in people's homes and you can'tjust nip out because there's a security guard who will stop you. so, yeah, people have been, both in shanghai and beijing and other cities as well in the country, if there have been cases of covid—i9, they've not been able to leave their home

authorities are making progress towards overcoming china's worst outbreaks since the first wave in wuhan two years ago. japan's prime minister said he loosened the virus-related border controls next month, aligning them with those of other g-7 nations in a did to boost consumer spending. he said later the border will be opened in stages based on the advice of experts. there he allison is among well-known investors agreeing to back elon musk's acquisition of twitter. crypto exchange finance as well as brookfield, fidelity, and kaiser holding have also given new financing commitments. the saudi prince has also agreed to rollover his current investment in twitter. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, we are looking to what could happen if roe v. wade is overturned with a law professor formerly served the u.s. supreme court. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is not a good day, this is not a good year. >> we are pretty firmly in a big bear market. >> is a

shanghai is not wuhan. the wuhan model worked, because it was a totally different variant.ill the -- with the spillover effects with beijing and other large cities china will go from 10 -- one zero covid induced lockdown to another. it is an unsustainable approach to managing a health crisis in any country. >> if you look at the input, the pmi numbers show a contraction on the services and manufacturing side. when you delve into the employment side is a more depressing reading. it is very important given what is going on, due to covid zero and its repercussions. and must be hugely worrying for china social stability, there are other reasons to worry as well. >> good point. one of the first things i learned in my early days as a china watcher is that social stability is everything. when you have an employment problem, that is what shapes and drives chinese economic policy above anything else. unemployment is on the rise. it is on the rise for migrant workers due to lockdown related pressures in supply chain's. it is up significantly for college graduates due to these regulat

mirror and china is showing how the top-down authoritarian systems work and we were seeing pictures in wuhanin the united states were locked down and out we are seeing this is a disease that you can't control that well. it is tough in the north of china and that extends to everything besides demand that we don't see from a consumer perspective and it affects logistic supplies and things we are talking about. guy: did you see in impact from the start of the war in ukraine? ravin: we had a few clients in russia that we supplied to our india and we have obviously stopped having that i think the biggest thing from my perspective is just uncertainty. it is just yet another thing in an environment where it seems like every time you turn on the news it is bad news, whether price increases, gdp shrinking and i think that people just think, we have had a good 10 years, but maybe this is the time where we have to look at 2020 three getting better. i am an optimist and i think within 18 months everything is going to be fine. one of the things i just don't see it talked about is economies sometimes cont

it also said authorities are making progress for china's worst outbreak since the first in wuhan more than two years ago. germany says it's ready to help eastern european nations wean themselves off of russian energy sources. the largest economy is pushing ahead with plans to substitute russian oil and build up infrastructure to import lng. the pledge was made after discussing resource sharing with the prime minister of czechoslovakia. the covid-19 death toll climbed to over 15 million and its first two years. that's according to a new report from the who. it is about one in every 500 people globally. the figure is far higher than the official numbers, and includes deaths directly and indirectly caused by pandemic disruptions. data from individual governments put the number at just 6.2 million people. billionaire larry ellison is back with -- twitter. crypto exchange finance, brookfield, fidelity, and qatar holding have given new financing commitment, totaling more than $1 billion. -- has also agreed to roll his current investment in twitter. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at

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but i'll tell you, not the wuhan lab.a potential bioweapon. i'm concerned about that given the current situation. one good news on that front, we've been looking at the structure of this particular strain and it looks like something out of nigeria from 2018. i don't believe it's a biowe monday. you're race -- bioweapon. you're raising an important point. it could be. it could be the next time. we don't have any control over this. maria: unbelievable. so there are no vaccines, doc, right? i mean, how would one deal with this? you say it's not very contagious, right? >> right. right. it looks like it's spreading mostly sexually or from travel or from very, very close contact. we do have a vaccine, we have 500 million plus doses of the small pox vaccine sitting in the national stockpile. it works 80% of the time. i think the best way to use this vaccine is what's called ring vaccination where we vaccinate people who are definitely close contacts and may be at risk, not vaccinating the whole country. we have another small pox

anthony fauci's fingerprints are all over the wuhan lab.hink he's afraid they're going to find out what happened. why has there never been an investigation on the origins of covid? it's because fauci doesn't want anybody to know his fingerprints are all over this. i think the american public can't the world deserve to know what exactly happened. how did covid get out of the lab? was a just a test? you know the chinese had some bad stuff inside the lab. was it a test, let's see what happens if we draw covid and how it devastated the world. millions of people died, horrible. kennedy: 1 million people in the united states alone. he's talking about how history will show how durable the trump response was. i think history will show he's loaded with conflicts of interest in his policies were the very thing that put more people at risk. it's always lovely to see you, thank you for being here, always appreciated. >> it's always my pleasure, kennedy. kennedy: and you are forever my governor. thank you. the white house doing what they do best, blamin

>> harris: we may have had officials that knew what was going on at the wuhan laboratory.they don't know they can tell us that but we need to ask. we probably need one of those commissions with the baby formula thing, too. by the way, the warehouses sitting with baby formula because fema has to have a backup. we don't know the expiration dates pub politicly. let's get that information, too. a lot we could ask for. we can't do it effectively anymore. last quick thoughts on that. >> you are 100% right. we have had bipartisan commissions since george washington appointed the commission to look into the whiskey rebellion in 1794. 2/3 of these commissions come up with unanimous reports where people put aside partisanship and come up with solutions. it is a sign how broken our politics is. it will hurt us going forward. >> harris: what do you do next time because you didn't learn lessons from last time? the 2022 mid-term elections are just around the corner. the anticipated red wave looks like it is gaining steam or becoming more crimson now, redder. the cook political report pu

pressured and colluded with big tech like facebook, twitter and youtube to squash the hunter biden story, wuhan lab story and information about the effectiveness of wearing masks to stop the spread of covid-19. one of the two attorney generals, eric eric schmidt says it was done to suppress disfavored speakers and viewpoints. listen to this. >> the government is outsourcing censorship. when we get into discover and he discover jen psaki and fauci and mary poppins are working with big tech partners, we know these things they have been working with them on in this lawsuit will help bring those to light and expose it. >> they say the conspiracy dates back to the lead-up to the 2020 election. >> joey: not all fun and show tunes for new disinformation czar. house republicans are going to get serious with this. >> brooke: that's right, joey, more legal action could be coming against the biden administration, demanding nina jankowicz, newly appointed disinformation czar testify and turn over records related to the board's creation and mission and any of the biden administration's coordination with twi

if you imagine that covid came from a lab in wuhan, which by the way is true.n according to karine jean-pierre, you are not a person trying to get to the truth. no, can you guess what you are? you are racist. >> an easy pay of it is race. they say it as a foreign virus. i've noticed people tweeting chinese coronavirus. >> that's what tucker carlson says. >> fox news was racist before coronavirus and during the coronavirus, fox news will be racist after the coronavirus. there is nothing new here. >> tucker: [laughs] criticizing the chinese government, the most powerful organization in the world is racist. of course, criticizing the powerful is always racist. america itself is racist. talking about covid is racist. what is into racist? well, we checked karine jean-pierre's twitter feed to find out what is into racist and could not find much, but a very long list of things that are. here is a nonexhausted sample that we compiled of racist people and things according to joe biden's new press secretary. john cornyn is racist, joe arpaio is racist, border wall's, nee

take that wuhan lab. you're very welcome. and we're in a brand new studio. yeah. so they tell me.hough i did find one of chris wallace's old to you pays in my dressing room. it smelled. but no more taping from the men's room at denny's. though i'll leave those cameras up just in case. check this place out, let's do a sweep around here. how beautiful is this, huh? yeah. they did a great job, an amazing job. i haven't, i haven't been this excited since geraldo removed all his clothes to get a booster shot on his left arm. yeah, he couldn't just roll up his sleeve. he's the only person i know who takes his shirt off while getting a pedicure. you should see what he did for his colonoscopy or as he called it exploring al capone's vault. never let him forget it but tonight we've got great guests right? mike rowe's here tonight. talk about a guy who loves to roll up his sleeves. but he looks great rolling up anything, including a dead body in an area rug. who hasn't been there? and there's the great john taffer. his clothes have been in more dingy bars than kat timpf on saint patrick's d