long way to planning what needs to be done did any of the authorities in china say you shouldn't mean wuhan you should be in italy given their code without the bodies were circulating in italy in september of 2019 way before december i mean there's no doubt the virus exploded in with them there's no question about that now the issue is was the virus circulating in other parts of the world 'd around that time or even a bit before and yes there is evidence mutually it's a bit from spain as some from france to some from the united kingdom and what did you feel when reportedly you weren't given some of the data you wanted i mean have you got this rule patient into 174 covert patients from december 21000 the who are requesting. that's true i sort of do a number of things chinese sought to do before we got there including going back to looking through the last couple of months before december trying to identify potential traces the amount of mist and we insisted on that being done and they did it and they presented were no were of course only there for a short period of time so not all the darter

well over a year since it came from wuhan, china. joining us from ann arbor, michigan is dr. howard markel, the director for the history of medicine at the university of michigan. thank you for being with us. dr. markel: hi, i am fondly here. host: thank you for joining us. tell us about your center. dr. markel: i direct the center for the history of medicine at the university of michigan. we have a collection of physicians, phd's in the history of medicine, and other scholars who try to understand how the profession of medicine and health care and disease has unfolded over the last many thousands of years. one of the great joys of doing that is to use those lessons to apply to the present. we've been doing that through the university of michigan, i think this is my 30th year at the university of michigan. i've been here a while doing that. host: it includes archival material including some posters like this one. it reads "parents of earth, are your children fully immunized?" where did this come from? dr. markel: i'm not seeing that poster right now so i can't look at it. the

well over a year since it came from wuhan, china. joining us from ann arbor, michigan is dr. howard markel, the director for the history of medicine at the university of michigan. thank you for being with us. dr. markel: hi, i am fondly here. host: thank you for joining us.

long way to planning what needs to be done did any of the authorities in china say you shouldn't mean wuhan you should be in italy given their code without the bodies were circulating in italy in september of 2019 way before. i mean there's no doubt the virus exploded in and there's no question about that now the issue is was a virus circulating out of the parts of the world around that time or even a bit before and yes there is evidence mutually it's a bit from spain and some from france or some from the united kingdom and what did you feel when reportedly you weren't given some of the data you wanted i mean have you got this rule patient into 174 covert patients from december 21000 the you were requesting. that's why i sort of do a number of things chinese to do before we go through including going back looking through the last couple of months before december trying to identify potential cases that are not of missed and we insisted on that being done and they did a search and they presented that there were of course only there for a short period of time so no all that we would normally a

long way to planning what needs to be done did any of the authorities in china say you shouldn't mean wuhan you should be in italy given their code without bodies were circulating in italy in september of 2019 way before. i mean there's no doubt the virus exploded in with them there's no question about that now the issue is was a virus circulating out of the parts of the world around that time or even a bit before and yes there is evidence mutually it's a bit from spain or some from france or some from the united kingdom and what did you feel when reportedly you weren't given some of the data you wanted i mean have you got this rule patient into 174 covert patients from december 21000 the who are requesting. that's true i sort of do a number of things we chinese to do before we go through including going back looking through the last couple of months before december trying to identify potential cases that are not of missed and we insisted on that being done and they did a search and they presented no we're of course only there for a short period of time so no although we would normally ask

the chinese communist party released a virus out of wuhan and covered it up. but biden didn't find the time to confront the chinese president about that. >> did you ask if the reports are true that china maybe misled the world at the beginning? >> no, i have not had that conversation with president xi. thank you. jesse: two hours, didn't come up. the democrats in the media can't place the blame on china. they have to place the blame for the virus on donald trump. the perception of the pandemic were shaped by democrat donors who had big business in chain a and project veritas' hidden cameras uncovered cnn's mind control techniques here. >> it alters the perception on anything. like ... forcing a story. in coal is the future of energy. jesse: later in the video the cnn director said the network will be pivoting to going green. for cnn's parent company at&t who just a few years ago bought a jienld amount of wind power and hopes to cash in with biden's ask green blowout for infrastructure. politicians turn their backs on the chinese slave labor camps. you remember

long way to planning what needs to be done did any of the authorities in china say you shouldn't mean wuhan you should be in italy given their code without bodies were circulating in italy in september of 2019 way before december i mean there's no doubt the virus exploded in and there's no question about that now the issue is was a virus circulating out of the parts of the world around that time or even a bit before and yes there is evidence mutually it's a bit from spain and some from france or some from the united kingdom and what did you feel when reportedly you weren't given some of the data you wanted i mean have you got this rule patient into 174 covert patients from december 21000 the you were requesting. that's true i sort of do a number of things we chinese to do before we got there including going back looking through the last couple of months before december trying to identify potential traces not of mist and we insisted on that being done and they did a search and they presented no were of course only there for a short period of time so no although we would normally asked for in

long way to planning what needs to be done did any of the authorities in china say you shouldn't be in wuhan you should be in italy given that without the bodies were circulating in italy in september of 2019 way before december i mean there's no doubt the virus exploded in with them there's no question about that now the issue is was the virus circulating in other parts of the world around that time or even a bit before and yes there is evidence mutually it's a bit from spain and some from france or some from the united kingdom and what did you feel when reportedly you weren't given some of the data you wanted i mean have you got this rule patient going to 174 covert patients from december 21000 the who are requesting that so i said look there are a number of things we are such chinese on our side to do before we got there including going back to looking through the last couple of months before december trying to identify potential cases that they might have missed and we insisted on the work being done and they did it and they presented that work there were of course only there for a short

europe and india and brazil are all still struggling with the wuhan virus. the bio-safety in their lab is inadequate to assure us this won't happen again. >> john: thank you. welcome to the fox team. >> great to be part of the team. >> john: the white house now. president biden is the to make his announcement on afghanistan about 15 minutes from now. >> sandra: another night of violence in american cities. left wingadvocators join the chaos. ted williams will tell us what officials need to do to take back control of these cities. here's huge news for veteran homeowners. introducing refiplus from newday usa. with interest rates near record lows refiplus lets you refinance to save money every month. plus you could get an average of $50,000 cash. that's money for security today and money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus, it's only for veterans and it's only from newday usa. losing a tooth didn't stop you but your partial can act like a bacteria magnet, putting natural teeth at risk. new polident propartial helps purify your partial and strengthens and protects

many are looking upon what it did, active relatively quickly and locking down wuhan and trying to contain the virus here and they remain super vigilant here but covid—19 has pretty much gone from the mainland and many people look about and of course in the context of china's authoritarian government, that is what others should have done, those long held discussions are probably four inaudible economically inaudible economically inaudible us, it is struggling in other parts of europe as well and even though president biden has hugely ambitious inaudible stimulus there and try and is confident about that but going forward there are these concerns about debt here, these concerns about debt here, the government is urging banks to can tell their loans —— curtail their debts and loans that it shows you that the underlying concern about debt here in china, whether it is government debt, local government debt, local government debt, local government debt continues to be a real concern in terms of going forward.— a real concern in terms of going forward. robin brant in shanghai. — going

modern society so people in the west still think of it that way so look at the initial outbreak in wuhan and say this is something that is happening in china because it is the culture where public health authorities are not capable with the authoritarian regime and they have wet markets. we don't need to worry about it migrating here. that is the overconfident side of things but then that merged with paralysis and uncreative that he was it becomes clear it is actually coming here. you can't possibly shutdown travel. the fatalism that shows up both left-wing and certain libertarian responses or takes different forms. there is a right wing fatalism that says we can't possibly shutdown the economy in these ways even if it means hundreds of thousands of people will die. then there is a liberal bureaucratic fatalism that if it takes months and months to get a vaccine approved we have to trust the experts and trust the science. there were ways we needed to trust the science but also question institutional science and demand more from it that we have not even done from the vaccine is still cert

they decided to put a quarantine around wuhan, a city of 11 million people. people in the west were horrified. it is not going to work, and it did. they tracked the case is, mass surveillance. it would not happen in a democratic society, but they beat covid-19. now, they are first in to the covid travail, economic travail, in first out. matt: -- and first out. matt: we thought it was soldier coney and at first, these lockdown, and then the western world followed suit. probably would have done the surveillance if we would have gotten past the privacy barriers. i guess that is the benefit of a command economy. on the other hand, you heard a lot of western business leaders saying we need to rethink our supply chain. maybe we need to be reassuring a lot of the production that we have outsourced to asia, china and particular. is that happening, or was that a lot of talk in the heart of the pandemic? andy: i think it is happening in certain sectors. it is happening in ppe. you really don't want all your ppe in china. but i think this idea of re-shoring is way overb

virus now not even allowed to say wuhan virus even though that is where it will originated in a lab. >> he announce increased yu uranium to 60% following attack on sunday talks between iranian officials global leaders how striking is it, that they are trying to negotiate a churn to the 2015 nuclear deal and do so in meeting and don't even invite united states to that meeting. what does a that say about u.s. leadership biden wants u.s. in nuclear deal with iran. >> the president biden chosen to side with european allies against israel,the gulf states fundamental interests securing their region creating peace stability there anxiousness to get back into this terrible nuclear deal demonstrated to iranians frankly we have no course of leverage when you lift sunshine on houthis, you begin to allow foreigner exchange reserves to flow in iran demand you come to the table so iranians come back offer monday iranians chuckle they chuckle because if cove coercive levin taken away no reason to change direction of travel they know one day a path to continue terror threats against israel ultimatel

i have to say, i'm zeroed in on this question of the lab iny wuhan. fauci seems to be running interference with the chinese government pretty consistently. >> there is no good answers to that question. you know, we talked about the request, the judicial watch from fauci, back and forth with the chinese government. that is just one of a myriad of bad questions. he wrote in the new england journal of medicine that he thought it would just be as bad as a pandemic level flu. and then 11 days later, he went to congress and told us this is going to be -- and that is what shut the country down. but as you look at the data now is was that here today, the case fatality rate is 1.8%. if you look at what the cdc says, we have ten times more cases. that would put it at .18%. his original cautious and modest estimations have turned out to be true. so why, tucker, did he abandon those? we must get answers to questions like that. what changed to them what he told congress was to mark what changed in those 11 days because it changed the fate of america. >> tucker: we

, well the virus did start in wuhan, you know. unfortunately, we are not recognizing what they are up to, the one thing chinese do not believe in is any kind of weakness. the previous administration had a lot of disadvantages one of president trump's advantages he was previoused as random xi jinping didn't know how trump would react the words saying since election to describe this administration, are predictable, conventional. >> predictable conventional means i am not worried about how they are going to react the translation when at bargaining table adversary thinks that of you you are in a tough position. >> i feel corporate america is letting us down on this issue look at big tech censorship you just said that the china virus the coronavirus, originated in wuhan i know that to be true as well. we have been talking about this report on this for a year. but the propaganda kills you on twitter say anything like that they come at you because partly because the ccp is running the propaganda, then big tech just gets on and piles on.

china made great use of this pandemic, which came from wuhan and it's not racist to say that. they cracked down on hong kong and brought these freedom-minded young people to their knees. and all the while, american interests from the nba to apple to google to the biden family to the biden family looked the other way you know about the disney corporations to the chinese. chao the beautiful 23-year-old who supporters call her the real mulan was willing to go to driven for her beliefs. a simple straightforward idea that people are born with the right to be free. as a child of the 1980s, i grew up seeing one movie after the other where the soviet union rightly depicted as an evil empire the russians were bent on world domination and time again on the silver screen americans would fight back against them. where are such depictions of china today in the chinese communist party subjugates its people. it has embarked on the mission of genocide against the uyghur muslims. it threatens tijuana, it hacks our government. it is a malevolent force in the world that hue mill united states ou

radiologists from mount sinai became -- came to my studio and threw on the ground some x-rays from wuhan and said this is serious. that is followed with medical people worldwide helping bloomberg surveillance understand this pandemic. now it is time for education with leadership and the first founding partner at verizon, hans vestberg joins us. we are thrilled that the woman that is making this up, lisa sherman joins us. hans, let me go to you first. you got on board and set this matters. why is verizon helping lisa sherman on messaging what we need to do on covid? hans: as you mentioned in the beginning, this is an unheard of pandemic. of course, one thing that is important, the complication around it and raising the awareness around the vaccine coming out right now. we have a big responsibility as a huge employer and company to be part of that conversation about the awareness and the science around it. there has been most hit by this pandemic. tom: my mother's war bonds and that was -- my mother sold war bonds and that was in the 1940's. i grew up with you can prevent forest fires and

there's two competing theories, one that it escaped from a lab in wuhan, the other that the virus jumped from an animal to human in nature and people are fervently arguing the merits of both of these different theories. this is what the director of national intelligence had to say at today's hearing. >> it is absolutely accurate that the intelligence community does not know exactly where, when or how covid-19 virus was transmitted initially. >> reporter: and the director of the cia bill burns also pointed to the fact that the chinese have not given much access or shared much data and have not been transparent as another reason that we don't nope more about the origin of the virus. >> alex marquardt, thanks so much. coming up, women, drugs, sex, money, that's how some are describing parties attended by republican congressman matt gaetz. stay with us. did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ new pro

this serious because this is a major crisis that is still -- we still don't know what's going on in wuhan. >> shannon: we don't know. >> bruce: pick up the phone, joe. >> shannon: by the way, i want to point this out that in march of last year, kurt ferguson the president of coca-cola, greater china and korea think it to the chinese government. decisive actions once again and thank you for controlling a wide world academic and congratulations to your work. that is the headline coke will stick with china. quick word to you, jason. >> jason: i want president biden to talk to the president of china. i also want him to go to the border and actually see what is happening down at the border. and i want him to talk to mitch mcconnell, for example, so they can actually have some bipartisan discussion to try to unite the country with joe biden and no interest in doing. >> shannon: has talked about that, bipartisanship and i think the two has had a little chat but there is much more ripe for discussion. jason jason improves, come back soon. >> things, shannon. >> shannon: new video of volcano erupt

that's what's at stake in this discussion of what happened in the wuhan laboratory. the chinese are also saying that dr. fauci and the nih funded all this research so the americans are as involved as anybody else. this hasn't been denied by dr. fauci. we're left now with a kind of strange situation where american money seems to have gone into this wuhan laboratory and maybe the mistake there was the virus that was created in the laboratory with american funds got out of control. president trump raised this one time saying this all could be a mistake. >> dana: right. i recall that, of course. they also refuse to say. as you pointed out they say the virus started in america which is preposterous because the press second over there is certainly one-of-a-kind and not truthful. this headline in the "wall street journal" today. china's message to america we're an equal now. that might be how they see it or think they're stronger than america. how will the biden administration is positioning now to make sure that's not true? >> well, the chinese and that comments on the bid

this virus, according to bob redfield at the centers for disease control, came from the wuhan lab, and basically, we had fauci not only funding that lab with american taxpayer dollars, he authorized this thing called gain of function research. he allowed the chinese communist party, the people's liberation army, to genetically engineer a virus using gain of function i call it the fauci virus now. if he wants to be the father of something, he's the father of the virus that's killed over half a million americans >> well, peter, we're still trying to get to the bottom of that and we're going to bring you back when we get more information on it, but you're right, there's a lot of questions out there. peter, thank you so much for joining me today >> remember, even if you have to tow it in. peter navarro hit all the marks there, didn't he fa fauci, an obvious sociopath. you have the chinese, the communists, the people's liberation army. and even as the fox anchor pointed out, there's a lot of questions out there. you see, in our business, that's what you say when it's just too messy to say t

jim, i showed you pictures of rave parties in wuhan at the end of last summer. we could have been in a much different -- they didn't have a vaccine, therapeutic. they were in a much different position. in some ways we're having the exact same conversation now we had a year ago. the difference is now we have the vaccines in our tool belt. we're still constantly slowing ourselves down. we'll still get there. i think the vaccines will dramatically bring down death rates because vulnerable populations have been vaccinated. i think it's a shame that there will be so many people who get sick in this time period. i'm from michigan, jim. i talked to my colleagues up there. their icus are filling up again. they're stopping elective surgery again because they need to essentially become covid hospitals. that has a negative ripple effect. this doesn't need to happen. the vaccines are wonderful. they'll help us win this race, but not as quickly as it otherwise could have. >> imagine last year if only the medical advice based on data had not become a political football? thing

i have to say, i'm zeroed in on this question of the lab in wuhan. how she seems to be running interference with the chinese government pretty consistently. why do you think that is? >> there is no good answers to that question. you know, we talked about the request, the judicial watch from fauci, back and forth with the chinese government. that is just one of a myriad of bad questions. he wrote in the new england journal of medicine that he thought it would just be as bad as a pandemic level flu. and then 11 days later, he went to congress and told us this is going to be -- and that is what shut the country down. but as you look at the data now is was that here today, the case fatality rate is 1.8%. if you look at what the cdc says, we have ten times more cases. that would put it at .18%. his original cautious and modest estimations have turned out to be true. so the y, tucker, did he abandon those? we must get answers to questions like that. what changed to them what he told congress was to mark what changed in those 11 days because it changed the

even as some guy in some lab somewhere in wuhan is working on covid 22. this is the cdc destroying its brand. you can't even dignify it as mission creep. it's dribble creep. fox nation's show is worth the subscription all by itself, is here. tammy, there's a lot of this about. i see brigham and women's hospital in boston is planning to offer preferential health care based on race. are you looking forward to this new regime? >> yes. we see this flowing out kind of naturally like it was a plan. fact of the matter is that the cdc is not just now ruining its brand. it started in 1932 and probably before. but there's a reason why certain americans don't trust the big government and the medical establishment. in 1932 the tuskegee experiments began where the cdc told black men in alabama that they were giving them free health care. and what they were doing them was not treating them for syphilis as they watched for 40 years what it would do to the human body. it was a human experiment. it was obscene. and it went from 1932 to 1972. people wonder why the black co

our teams were in one, china -- -- in wuhan, china working with the sources there to identify the sources of this pneumonia at the time. our sources were used in shanghai to publish a first viral genome of sars-cov-2 in general area -- in january 10th of 2020. we have been working with vexing many factors like biontech and moderna to help the bell of the mrna vaccines that are being rolled out around the world -- help develop the mrna vaccines that are being rolled out around the world. also australia, the cdc here in the u.s., to develop a national surveillance infrastructure, to watch how the virus is spreading, but also how it is mutating. we now have sequencing set up around the world to identify these new variants. that is very important. because it tells us if the tools we are using to fight the pandemic, the testing we are doing, the vaccines, the therapies, whether they are going to continue to be effective or not or they need to be modified. it also helps us with policy decisions. should we you travel restrictions? -- should we enact travel restrictions? this is also useful looki

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the use of anty-asian terminology and rhetoric related to covid-19 such as the chinese virus, wuhan virus, kong flu, phrases used often by former president trump and his followers have perpetrated anti-asia stigma. it has resulted in asian americans being harassed, soughted, and scapegoated for the covid-19 pandemic. since january 2020, there have been a dramatic increase in reports of hate crimes and instances against those of asian descent throughout the nation. according to a recent report, there were nearly 3,800 reported cases of anti-asian discrimination related to covid-19 between march 2020 and february 2021. on april 3, 2021, "the new york times" ran analysis article on the rising tide of anti-asian american violence entitled swelling anti-asian violence. who is being attacked where? the article stated over the last year in an unrelenting series of episode, people of asian descent have been pushed, beaten, kicked, spit on and called slurs. homes and businesses have been vandalized. the violence has no boundaries spanning generations, income brackets and regions. those cases inclu

fauci's the guy -- this virus according to bob redfield at the centers for disease control, came from the wuhan lab. and basically, we had fauci not only funding that lab with american taxpayer dollars, he authorized this thing called gain of function research. he allowed the chinese communist party, the people's liberation army, to genetically engineer a virus using gain of function i call it the fauci virus now. if he wants to be the father of something, he's the father of the virus that's killed over half a million americans >> well, peter, we're still trying to get to the bottom of that and we're going to bring you back when we get more information on it, but you're right, there's a lot of questions out there. peter, i can't thank you enough for joining me today >> remember, folks, even if you have to tow it in. peter navarro hit all the marks there, didn't he fauci, an obvious sociopath. you have the chinese, the communists, the people's liberation army. and even as the fox anchor pointed out, there's a lot of questions out there. you see, in our business, that's what you say when it's jus

commissioned an organization called ecohealth alliance ran by a guy called peter dazak peter and the wuhan institute were the world leading experts on bat coronavirus. they were asked to investigate where the next spillover as it's called from nature to humans could happen. one of the techniques that were specified in the project documents that are publicly available on the government website is, as you noted, to try and make these viruses more contagious in the lab so that we could understand how it might affect humans. one last point i would make on this. it's exactly right. as josh rogan said, that scientists are frightened of speaking out because they are funded by the nih. by the niaid and that's why they don't want to cause trouble. they don't want their research to get cut. there is one scientist we spoke to that went on the record dr. richard ebright of rutgers university. he said specifically that theee newly of this project in 2019 by dr. fauci's institute represented gain of function virus research of concern. it should have been flagged in a review. it wasn't. the process was b

some of the things we did early on is when at first the wuhan viruses it was called, we are concerned about the threat of passions on our small businesses in particular summer restaurants and so when our councilmembers, we were part of a press conference that covered a lot of the local restaurants. we pulled in some of the media to make sure the people understood there's no rational fear and terms of going to those businesses and to speak out for them. and we also as a city work with our police department as well as the d.a. to create what is a hate crime for sure. so they have that information. we also created public service announcements of the people can see some of the examples of what we are thinking. and most, das office and formed a special taskforces and focusing on the asian hate crimes. in the racism. we also watch closely the community based organizations, any of us should already sent some of the conversations the uprising in terms of the frustrations of being covid-19 cute pretty self working with other elections and trent organizations which are asian organizations for e

many say it started in a wuhan lab. i know you have doubts about that, when it was raised by the former cdc director. but where are you on this and whether the chinese should be more forth coming and if they're never forthcoming, should that be a worry? >> i in multiple times in the past have expressed concern about the transparency of the chinese. i felt that right from the very beginning. you know, when we have the cluster of cases in december of 2019, first we were told that it all was jumping from an animal to a human. there wasn't really spread from human to human. we found out there was spread from human to human. then we found out the spread was really quite efficient from human to human. then we found out it was transmitted from people with no symptoms. so we went from an animal, to a human to something that was clearly human to human and that was spread by people without symptoms. so obviously there's skepticism when you talk about the transparency. with regard to the report, you know, i'm not quite sure how th

redfield at the centers for disease control, came from the wuhan lab. and basically, we have fauci not only funding that lab with american taxpayer dollars, he authorized this thing called gain function research. he allowed the chinese communist party, the people's liberation army, to genetically engineer a virus using gain of function -- i call it the fauci virus. if he wants to be the father of something, he's the father of >> jimmy: i agree.immy: i agree dr. fauci needs to go on the maury povich show right now, to [ laughter ] news and onto some antipipipipi. [ laughter and applause ]e seeing on a daily basis now would be shocking if we were capable of being shocked anymore. the tunes have changed so much from a year ago. and so now it's time to look back at what was in the news one year ago this week. in a new installment of "this week in covid history." >> this week in covid history, as we head into april 2020, president trump is a ratings hit. mr. trump an updates have attracted an ion. roughly the viewership of the season finale of "the bachelor.

some other things we did early on in our city is when the first -- the wuhan virus, as it was called, was coming out. so myself and one of our councilmembers, we were part of a press conference that covered a lot of the local restaurants and we pulled in some of the local media, sure people understand that there was no rational fear in going to those businesses, and speak out for them. in our city, we worked with the police department to create a "what is a hate crime" brochure. we also created public service announcements so people could see some of the examples of what we were thinking. and in fact, most recently, the das office formed a special task force to focus on these hate crimes and racism. we also worked closely with community-based organizations. many of us could already sense some of the conversations and the uprising in terms of the frustration of being covid-coop ed. so whether it is working with fellow organizations, working with our citizens for better community, a lot of people came out in force, in partnership with so many organizations such as rotarians and others t

>> do you agree or disagree with the who assessment it was very unlikely covid-19 originated in the wuhan lab quick. >> as this stage this is something we are still analyzing with the benefit of all the sources the intelligence community can bring to bear. >> the who said it's unlikely, very unlikely is that consistent with the intelligence community? >> i don't think that's the assessment we are prepared to make at this point we are weighing both the options that director haines describes. >> would you say that is inconsistent quick. >> as indicated we do not make the assessment the who report is exceedingly unlikely or extremely unlikely is there language. that is not our assessment director haines what is your assessment of the transparency and legitimacy and fairness of the relationship between china and who? >> please repeat that. >> there is concern whether the relationship is truly at arms length or if there was covert or not transparent relationships between who and china. >> we certainly have seen indications that china is trying to influence the who efforts in this area that bey

private company taking people around in the streets of wuhan overtime. guy: one final threat which i always said about when i thing about tesla as well, and i appreciate what you're saying about the migration to software like multiples, what is your modeling telling you about the evaluation of tesla if we get bond yields as 1.6% now, say we get to 2%, 3%, 4%. how does that change the valuation case for tesla? adam: mathematically, it can only heard it. there's no way around that. the question is does it hurt it more than any other opportunity that is looking at a $5 trillion or $10 trillion chance to disrupt it. you got me. i think it depends who you ask, though. if you ask software and the tech hardware people about tesla, many of them looking at it as good value. if you ask auto people in my world about it, they can say i can never own it. it is ridiculously valued. maybe the truth is somewhere in between. maybe it is both. guy: and on that note we will leave it. adam, always a pleasure. really appreciate your analysis and you walking us through what.

antibodies could stop the next wuhan-like outbreak cold. >> hepburn: it's really beyond vaccines, that's our future. that's our next step. >> whitaker: shoot for the moon. >> hepburn: shoot for the moon. >> whitaker: some pentagon researchers are shooting higher. with the spread of dangerous new coronavirus variants, the army's dr. kayvon modjarrad is testing a revolutionary approach to stop them all. >> dr. kayvon modjarrad: we're trying to not just make a vaccine for this virus. we're trying to make a vaccine for the whole family of coronaviruses. this is the core of our vaccine. we engineer the spike so that we can attach it to this protein. >> whitaker: if his concept, now in clinical trials, proves successful, dr. modjarrad says in five years a single vaccine could defeat all coronaviruses. that means many common colds, the deadly strain causing this pandemic and thousands of others. is that, at this point, a dream? >> modjarrad: this is not science fiction. this is science fact. we have the tools, we have the technology, to do this all right now. >> whitaker: and you think we can,

the best done study was in wuhan, china, one out of 7320 for infections. we're linked outdoor transmission with very careful contact tracing so because outside air disperses the viral particles, it's a lot more safe. so that's independent of the vaccination status of an individual. so the w h o actually says unvaccinated people because they made these recommendations before vaccines do not need to mask outside. unless they can't states mew feet away from someone so we could have opened that even more and said on leon, vaccinated peopleave. they should mask in crowded situations where they can't socially distance, okay, let's switch scares now talk about india very dire situation in india, california announced today it is sending help to india where they're battling that huge covid outbreak right now. is there something more that california could do? other than sending all those oxygen supplies. what are your thoughts on that? yes, i do think it's amazing that the u. s is stepping up. i really have to say that biden administration releasing raw materials fo

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nodding >> this virus, according to bob redfield at the centers for disease control, came from the wuhan lab. and basically, we have fauci not only funding that lab with american taxpayer dollars, he authorized this thing called gain function research. he allowed the chinese communist party, the people's liberation army, to genetically engineer a virus using gain of function -- i call it the fauci virus. if he wants to be the father of something, he's the father of the virus that's killed over 500,000 americans. >> jimmy: i agree. dr. fauci needs to go on the maury povich show right now, to confirm whether he is or isn't the father of the coronavirus! [ laughter ] peter navarro should get off fox news and onto some antipsychotic medication. [ laughter and applause ] the revisionist history we are seeing on a daily basis now would be shocking if we were capable of being shocked anymore. the tunes have changed so much from a year ago. and so now it's time to look back at what was in the news one year ago this week. in a new installment of "this week in covid history." >> this week in covid

expressed skepticism of mission to wuhan. the one thing that the biden administration can do which the trump administration started to do and that is release u.s. intelligence about the origins of this disease because i think there are probably people in the intelligence people know where it came from but they're not releasing this info. maria: well, we already heard from the former director of the cdc, it came from a wuhan lab. we knew that from the get-go with senator tom cotton told us and even if you want to put the origins aside, the ccp hid it, allowed it to escape its borders. there was a lot of bad behavior in terms of hording our ppe equipment and there are answers that we need from beijing and unfortunately we don't have anybody asking the questions. gordon it's great to have you and we, of course, will continue to spotlight the story, we will see you soon, sir. gordon chang joining us there. stay with us, we will be right back. gordon: thanks, maria. ♪ ♪ ♪ my grandfather had an amazing life, but ancestry show

one was 7224 people in wuhan, china, where they did very strict contact tracing one of the infection's was traced to outside 232,000 people in a irish study. and the risk of outside transmission is one in 1000. and then i review here from you see a seven also another one from university of canterbury. showing outside transmission is extremely well, that's one argument that our risk for outdoor transmission is very low. the second, i think is to restore trust in public health messaging. it makes sense to update guidelines. when you have science that shows you that the risk is so much lower and with such high rates of vaccination that you just advertised on they're going around around the united states. this seems like the time. get us that kind of extra hope to lift our outdoor mass mandates. and then we can think about the indoor once and we're all vaccinated. who wants to be vaccinated? do you think part of the reason that that health officials on the federal level the state level the local level are hesitant to lift these mask mandates is because maybe they're concerned that that som

you have a national security crisis, a health crisis, people coming across not being tested for the wuhan virus, and the humanitarian crisis staggering proportions. it could actually be done almost overnight if they would simply go pack to the policies that the trump administration had in place. >> bret: is the biden administration doing anything good right now? >> oh, yes. no, they definitely are i was pleased to see secretary blinken declay that it was in fact genocide taking place in western china. the language that they have used around the people of hong kong and some of the sanctions they have put in place there, those are all good things. i want to support when this administration is doing where we can. but where they are weak and where they are risking the deterrence that we built up, it's important that the american people understand that risk very clearly because it impacts each and every one of them. >> bret: former secretary of state mike pompeo, fox news contributor, thank you. >> thank you, bret. >> bret: some other stories beyond our borders tonight. india records the world

so they would look at say the initial outbreak in wuhan and say this is something that is happening in china because it is a culture where people were public health authorities are not capable and you have authoritarian regime. people have raw meat and wet markets in all these things. we do not need to worry about it migrating here that is the overconfident side of things. but then that sort of emerged with this paralysis and un- creativity. once it becomes clear that it's actually coming here. the sense that you cannot possibly shut down traffic in these ways. as a fatalism that shows up in both left-wing and certain libertarian responses serve right ring fatalism we cannot shutdown the economy even if it means hundreds of thousands of people wills die. in the bureaucratic fatalism. these have to trust the experts in trust the science there are ways in which we need to trust the science for there also ways we need to question institutional science and demand more of it, or from it, right customer more from the fda more from the cdc that we did not do.t we have not done down to the pre

the research had to be moved to offshore to wuhan. because it was not allowable to do the research in the united states. it was illegal. host: let's go to michael from maryland, he has been vaccinated. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good morning. caller: i have a radical idea, the people who refuse to get vaccinated should voluntarily wear a t-shirt that says i do not want to get vaccinated. and let other people know that when they are around them, that they have not been vaccinated. what do you think about that? host: how would that help? caller: that would make people more aware of who is who. if you didn't want to get vaccinated, that is your choice, but other people ought to know that you have made that choice. host: let's go to frederick from los angeles, california. good morning. caller: good morning. how's it going? host: fine. go ahead. caller: i used to get the flu virus all the time. i used to get the shot all the time, i would get sick when i got the shots. i talked to the nurse. if you're going to get sick from t