the world health organization sends a team to, wuhan. they went to the wuhan is to virology. they toured the biosafety four lab. well, that's of no relevance. that wasn't where these experiments were done. they didn't ask for the database that virus has the sorry that the lab has of all the viruses that it has collected and worked on. that's a database of 22,000 entries. they took it offline. one of the members of the w.h.o. team was called peter daszak, and he was asked by a reporter, did you ask for that that? and he says, no, there's no point in asking for it because we know what's in it. so the report said, well, can you tell us what's in it? and he said, no, no, i can't share it with what's. so we still don't know to this day. now, if that database have a relevant virus in it, it would exonerate them in a flash. they will not share it with us. and shi, the head of the lab, has been asked, why don't you share that database? she says, because people are trying to hack it. well, that makes no sense. if if you shared it, you didn't worry about it being hacked. you know, it's

maria: yeah, wit wuhan. >> we knew it came from wuhan. it came from caves, 2,000 miles away. maria: are you considering putting tariffs on other countries in addition to china? >> yeah, sure. maria: who. >> any country that mistreats us. i want a reciprocal act. every country mistreats us, just so you understand, every country, including our allies. our allies are the worst. take a look at the european union. we're down to them $200 billion in deficits. they're almost as bad as china, they treat us very badly. they don't take our cars. they don't take our farming farm products, very little of them. they want to do it themselves so we have a $200 billion deficit. our friends treat us just as badly, almost, as our enemies. maria: what about crypto, you spoke at the crypto conference last weekend. you said would you like crypto

came up with what i view a ruse this was a new pandemic that somehow came out of the wet market and wuhan in late december of 2019. >> thank you for that explanation. david your deputy secretary at the time. he said he thought it was preventable. could you add to what he said about what china did in those early months about covering it up? >> sure. it is been said for years as a sometimes today that public health is an obvious area of cooperation. washington and beijing can pursue together. as u.s./china relations grown so much more tense in recent years at their urban arguments for the united states and our allies to take fundamentally more defenses and suspicious and pessimistic and competitive posture towards china entered the chinese communist party for the argument there are opportunities to still cooperate in major areas with china persist those major areas are sometimes cited to include climate and environmental issues and public health issues and an absolutely priority weight. well, unfortunately we have a run this experiment for many years in many different ways most significantl

in 2018 and 19, sabalenka won the wuhan tournament. in 2020, she won the title in doha, in 2020. in the first and twenty- third years she won trophies on clay competitions.

in 2018 and 2019 , sabalenka won the tournament in wuhan. in 2020, she won the title in doha, in 2021 and 23 she won trophies at clay competitions in madrid. following the tournament, arina rises to second place in the wta rankings, displacing american korigave from there. next, arina will play in the us open. in parallel, in the main alexander sasnovich is trying to break through the us open grid. in the first round of qualification , the belarusian beat frenchwoman harmanitan 6-2-6-3. in the semi-finals of qualification, sasnovich will meet with heather watson from great britain. palace and park ensembles of castles, which belarus is so famous for, their rich decoration, mir, nesvizh, the paskevichi palace in gomel, dwellings. unique manor culture, preserved interiors of different eras and centuries. loshitsa, house, vankovichi, much is made of wood, from the main building material of the republic since time immemorial and by belarusian craftsmen. much in sovereign belarus has already been restored, recreated anew according to surviving dr

so if the wuhan virus happens in the city of the wuhan virus lab then we will tether that if you getbail and you sei an increase in recidivist crime, don't tether that. if you decriminalize d grand larceny and you see a jump in massive brazen theft, don't tether that. lik i think they like tethering when it suits their purposes. that's the end of that. >> the fastest is up next. it >> it's time for's the fastest.s first up. [ simultaneous talking ] the brothers behind theon legendary british rock band aren reuniting. they are ending their bitter fight and will be hitting the road together next year. at one point the gallagher brothers were barely on speaking terms but i don't believe that anybody would hold a grudge this long. >> i'm basically a pop-culture blackhole. everything i know about this, i read about in the packet. i'm glad they're getting back together, i have nothing else.ll >> i feel like you like oasis greg. >> i'm really disguste d by howow you saying y that just now.n' i don't even -- i know who who it -- who oasis is. i always get them confused, it's the only b band

now i am in wuhan station. let's see a little outside. it is coming now. this is where you board the suspended train. i can't wait anymore, i want to ride it, let's go , i want to ride it for the first time, it's very exciting, it's cool , it's like we're in the future world, this monorail train is suspended compared to the subway, it's cheap , it has a shorter construction time, the train is moving in the sky and cars are passing under it, so it occupies less space. unbelievable , you can see that it is not very fast and it is passing in peace and silence. the train station is cylindrical. this train has two parts. if you are afraid of heights , you should sit in the front. very exciting. very good it looks like a space capsule with a field of view of 270 degrees. it's scary, i feel like i'm falling. this train uses all the features of the train , but there is also a security officer to deal with emergency situations. another train is slowly entering the station 20 meters from the ground and the lowest is 5 meters. we stopped at this station. five station

of the wuhan virus lab, they won't tether that appeared if you get rid of cash bail ncn increase ingrand larceny nancy a jump in massive brazen theft, don't tether that. i think they like tethering when it suits their purposes. and that's the end of that. >> judge jeanine: all right. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to recei

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white ho crazyomething like wondering if the wuhan t viruhe virs might have come frou the wuhan virus lab. i know. how couls b.d that happen. crazy, right? >> of course. all of this was under the guise and urbing misinformatioe n. but we knew it was just to shut us up. and now zuck admits that we were right. he says, quote, in 2021, officials from the bidenluding administration, including the white house, repeatedly pressureite hous d our teams for months to censor certain covid-19 content, including humor and satire. i >> he continues, i believe the government pressure was wrong. thi that we were not more outspoken and were readythh to push back if something likeap this happens again. yeah, right. last time i heard a promises on that reliable it was when kudlow told me there were noku cameras in the motel room. >> the same censorship was also to hunter biden's laptop. zach also writeshe als, quote, the fbi warned us about a potential russian disinfwarneo operation about the biden family and burisma in the lead up to the 2020 election. >> how clever that fall when we saw a new york po

$59 trillion of damages and millions and millions of people and it should have -- and it came out of wuhan. the lab. came out of the labs. that is where i said it came from. and it was incompetence. it was a mistake. i believe it was a mistake. a lot of people don't think so. a lot of people believe they did it because i was getting hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs on china. you know, no president had ever gotten anything from china. i got hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs and saved a lot of jobs by doing that because they ended up not being able to do what they were doing. and i save the steel industry also, as you know, those are the guys that like me the most. but now i see u.s. steel, the great u.s. steel. u.s. steel is being sold to japan. i don't like that. can you imagine u.s. steel, that was the greatest company in the world seven years ago, 60-something years ago, u.s. steel is going to be sold o japan come i wouldn't let it happen. such a big benchmark that shouldn't be going to japan. they should rebuild it. they should do whatever they have to do to work with

then he realized he was already on a flight to wuhan, where he then went to a wet market with no shoes desi, are you telling me rfk started the covid pandemic by going barefoot in a wet market? >> well, when you put it that way, it's much less funny. you're no roseanne. >> michael: desi lydic, everyone. [cheers and applause] when we come back, we'll talk to roxane gay. don't go anywhere. [cheers and applause] is that true? [cheers and applause] with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles. mountain climbing tina at a cabin. or tree climbing tina at a beach resort. nice! booking.com booking.yeah. ♪♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪♪ whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪♪ ♪♪ that beer cap is about the luc

petrovich, so let's remember what was the horror of the first strains of coronavirus, the original wuhanand the dadel strain? was that the virus mainly affected the lungs, when the lungs were affected, then severe problems with breathing and oxygen exchange occurred and people died in general with low saturation and respiratory failure, now the virus has practically become a respiratory infection, the first place where it attaches is the nasopharynx, there are no problems here in principle. specially so that it lives peacefully, and the virus can live only if you and i are alive, dear friends, because we are a reservoir of the virus, absolutely right, it can live in our cells as long as we are alive, if we die, the life of the virus stops, so it directs all its activity to ensure that we walk around so snotty, but remain alive. question: has the coronavirus vaccination been discontinued, is it necessary or not? no, in this case it does not make global sense, because it is, how to say, zero of a serious disease, therefore, to be vaccinated against a disease, which does not cause death, wh

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this is the same publication who claimed that anyone who said covid came from a lab in wuhan was a conspiracy theorist, the same who somehow earned pulitzers for it's reporting on trump russia collusion that did not exist, the same that just two months ago said that videos clearly showing joe biden's cognitive decline were manipulated cheap fakes. the washington post now has a reporter who says that the government, the white house should step into make sure a conversation between the republican nominee and x is owner, a private company, that did not see the light of day? even folks in pyongyang are probably saying are you going to far with this? so that's where we are at at this point. >> trace: that is where we are at. you are right and right again. the said -- the following was said... >> we see excuses journalists are making for why kamala harris should not talk to the news media and then went elon musk and donald trump have two hours of live conversation, it's widely condemned. so it's basically a demand for censorship, a justification for kamala harris hiding herself in her agenda. >> tr

biological weapons facility in reedley california that had 20 pathogens including the one for ebola in the wuhans moment is studying about what which nature has a 50% fidelity rate. fortunately it's not that transmissible but i'm sure china can figure out how to make a contagious. maria: a chinese-american man living in new york was convicted for posing as a pro-democracy and anti-china activist he was spying on dissidents and sharing information with the chinese government for over a decade the brooklyn federal jury finding him guilty on charges of acting as an illegal foreign agent working on behalf of the chinese ministry of state security, he faces up to 25 years in prison, how many of these situations do you think exist right now and america. >> as he said this is across the country because they have been ceding these operatives in purposefully targeting chinese-americans and chinese nationals to do what beijing wants and they use every point of contact to take down our society and to go back to your point that is their goal to destroy the united states, they believe their index essentials

in china, nicholas visited russian merchants who built tea factories in the city of wuhan. there is still an orthodox church there, built with funds from russian merchants. after china, the heir to the russian throne went to japan. he was fascinated by this country, so much so that he even wanted to get a japanese tattoo. one day , two people climbed aboard a russian frigate. of this ancient art, as a result, nicholas got a colored dragon tattoo on his forearm. at that moment, when tsarevich nikolai ends his asian journey in vladivostok, in honor of which this arch was later erected here, his father, emperor alexander ii, makes an equally important decision in the capital for relations with the east, he approves the construction of the great siberian route, as the trans-siberian railway was then called, the most. railway from the urals to vladivostok. on may 19 , 1891, the heir to the throne nikolai laid the first stone of the future foundation of the station near vladivostok. he soon headed the committee for the construction of the siberian railway roads. and the grandiose

promoting conspiracy theories because i would not quash the possibility of the virus coming out of the wuhani was a target of this and so i've already heard from her president trump mate one of the things he wants to do is reinstate the military who lost their rank, lost their jobs because they didn't get the covid vaccine and he would give them back pay. this is righting a wrong. this chuckle the first debate question should be to kamala harris saying how she complicit in removing our first amendment rights and what is she going to do to right the wrongs their administration is done. >> emily: great questions. i hope we get answers someday. i won't hold my breath. if it's answers like zuckerberg's, it's too little, too late and americans stopped laughing along time ago. all right, guys, president biden is not a vacation after a long week of being on vacation. but the white house insist no, guys, he's running the country." did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethanno

i think the general consensus is that is that it started from a lab in wuhan, but you're right. was everybody, not not just me. there was a lot of people who were frightened to say what they thought online, or at least even just have a discussion. and this is part of the point that i'm making, is that the way that the government is, it wasn't just the american government. our government did the same. we had people on watch lists over covid misinformation, and it pushes it leads to distrust, and it pushes the debate into the underground, where it can often flourish. >> so it pushes the debate onto private messages away from pubuc private messages away from public forums. and the advantage of public forums is , however, of public forums is, however, wrong. the information is. it then, can at least be answered totally that that is crucial , totally that that is crucial, especially on platforms. >> this is why i love elon musk so much, because i think the system that he has is pretty good. so someone if someone puts something out on x, formerly twitter, that is deemed to be misinfor

birx was on this program with me in june soon and she had this to say about this lab leak theory, the wuhans been at the center of a lot of these conversations. i want to watch what she told me then and ask you about it. take a look. >> do you think there is any veracity to some of the republican accusations that there was an effort to discredit the lab leak theory i think early on, people did take very definitive sides and it did divide along party lines. >> but on the lab leak specifically, you think that happened? >> i do think it happened. i think people were if you look at what people said about bob redfield and how they disparaged him as scientists because he wanted to bring forward the lab leak potential. and i think the reason he felt he needed to bring it forward to push was to push against this. it had to be this way because we didn't know and we knew we would never know is dr. birx correct there how would you respond to that well, she says people, i mean, we've got to be really careful because they were different people that did different things. >> if you look at the emails and

, he also chinese lab in wuhan, he also revealed that he's been he's had to that meta have demoted contentscandals swirling around. and he had to or meta demoted those messages or meta demoted those messages or suppressed content. that's terrible, at the 2020 elections, before those 2020 elections. so it's i mean, we all know this, but it's interesting to see at what level social media is being influenced by, by us politics and those in power. >> well see the same applied from downing street. so it did as well during covid. >> zuckerberg said he wouldn't do it again, but i think when it comes to something like covid that's even more sensitive than the president's or the putative president's son, isn't it? >> i think so many people were very scared of, in hindsight, 2020, a lot of people were terrified. we were dealing with the unknown. >> it should be the truth. it should be about the truth. >> no one know, no one knew the truth. >> yeah. but also there were things like trump suggesting injecting yourself with bleach and you can't be putting that on social media. there had to be fact check

it's possible that the virus was leaked from a lab in wuhan, and that was deleted as misinformation .ut, it's misinformation. turns out, it's probably true, isn't it? so sometimes what we think is misinformation and it's a story that's a very good example. >> that story was my colleague glenn owen in the in the mail on sunday, was one of the very first people who write to write that. but he didn't write it as a tweet just like that. he stood it up with sourcing and contacts. >> so did the epidemiologists whose videos were taken off youtube. >> well, then, that's why the newspapers that wrote it, or be very quickly on that, you know, it is problematic, isn't it, when you start saying that social media companies have a responsibility to get rid of misinformation when they are not experts in various fields, how do they distinguish between what is misinformation and what is true? >> it's a hard balance to strike. i mean, we saw this with the government, the previous conservative government, the wrangling over legal but harmful content. yes. and how you try to draw that line. i think that