almost two years since his virus emerged in wuhan. the lack of transparency and the lack of forthcoming this just leaves people to this perception that scientists are hiding things. this reflects entirely on the scientific community. on those who make these decisions of negligence or self-preservation. i think moving forward there are many ways we can introduce structural changes to ensure that research is more transparent. that has to do with general as well as their baseo, managers. but when you publish anything no i'm not going to publish your papers because time and again are publishing data that does nott exist. those are problems have to be so before the next pandemic happens. we cannot keep making the same mistakes again and again they are very costly. lexis or they are prone to think both of you the book and the courage you have had. iov want to thank david for the book work he has done for our government and continues to do with our congressmen want to say to her audience one last time, look at is the holiday season. stget ou

through research through the extensive research program that was happening in china focused on the wuhan institute of virology, but working mainly in southern china and collecting viruses from bats and bringing them to wuhan for study. so these are the two obvious routes that need looking at now your reference to burden tennis. it's a wonderful phrase that that came from dan dennett the philosopher and you know, he says people often argue, you know that the burden of proof is in on your side of the net and somebody says no, it's on your side of the net and we found that in this case an awful lot of people assumed and still assume that the default assumption must be that it's a market event because that's what's happened before in the case of sars. unless we find evidence that it's a lab of it. we don't think that's fair. we think both are possible and plausible and should be treated equally in terms of a setting the evidence for them. alina and the folks on the natural origin side of the story know that the burden is on their side now because they've spent at least a year and a half sear

and according to the o chinese authorities with those animal samples and wuhan they have yet to find any sign of this virus originally on animals. and with the freedom of information act obtained documents that was quite expensive with manipulation at the institute of virology and then in one document they proposed the horn on a horse and then at the end the unicorn appears in the city. [laughter] it is on the natural origin side. and with tens of thousands of high risk across eight countries and that modification did not lead to that resurgence. >> one way to follow that does that require a forensic investigation or is this more like what we think about in terms of the way that detectives investigate activities i don't want to say a crime but we are more comfortable that type of investigative technique what would that look like who should play a leading role? and with open cooperation in the future? >> t so that the beginning of the pandemic everyone sound we knew there was a cover-up coming whenever the symptoms appear that was very delayed. for those chinesehe authorities resigned

it originated in china from that lab in wuhan. china covered it up with the help of their friends at the world health organization. we know there were scientists and doctors that tried to warn the world that they were murdered. never seen nor heard from again. they sealed off wuhan domestically. they have their own travel ban. you couldn't leave to go anywhere else in china nor could you go from anywhere else in china to wuhan. but you could leave and go around the world. while continuing international travel. and as a result, this virus spread and millions and millions of people worldwide died. without a doubt, the chinese government is both incompetent and evil and this is a very dangerous combination. here with more, fox news contributor's tammy bruce and -- i'm trying to understand, because we have evidence now that both nancy pelosi and we know all about the book debuted number one on "the new york times" list. $31 million, the bidens making money in china on top of the $1.5 billion deal with the bank of china with a zero exp

the call for the wuhan virus that's not true i could not happen. why didn't they advised president trump that early on a majority of scientists that are there advisors of the office again for the wuhan lab. what change of the course of three days? that is we want to know were not going to let up until we get the answers. affects six got it will have you back on to talk about it congressman. new finds an investigation of the 2021 terrorist attack of the kabul airport killed 13 u.s. troops were going to dig into later this hour. but first parents defending education and vice president tran forward school officials know accused of child restarting children not wearing masks with chargers for trespassing but even barricading them in school gymnasiums. keep it here on "the evening edit". i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you could even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn

we have seen all of the tragedies that have taken place with covid that came from this place, the wuhan virus. it's a chinese propaganda operation being supported by the americans and the ioc being corrupted in a way that xi jinping will walk all over them. maria: i find it extraordinary there's been no hearing on the origins of covid-19. there have been no pushback on the fact that china will not allow investigators in to investigate the origins in wuhan. you called for a total boycott of these games. what is your biggest concern right now in terms of our athletes and what you think xi jinping once in return? i know china is spending billions of dollars on these games. >> what xi jinping once is straightforward. you want to tell the world did the west is in decline and look what a free wonderful nation china is and how beautiful it is and that's why he put a uighur in the opening games of the ceremony and why he's holding a million of that person family members and sterilizing women and conducting the worst human rights violations amounted to genocide while the genocide games are going

fauci was affirmatively told that his organization nine ad was funneling money to the wuhan institute of virology to the eco- health alliance. this started a critical five day period were a group of scientists went to fauci and to doctor collins and said the virus look like it was genetically modified. some of them were 60, 40 -- 70/30 opposed to the natural origin hypothesis fauci convenes a call with collins and all the scientists and then 48 hours later, all of these scientists which had justified concerns about the virus not being of natural origin then went and completely change their tune. they spent the next few months throwing cold water on the lab leak hypothesis. so maria, the multi trillion dollar question is, what changed in 48 hours? the genetic sequence of the virus did not change. whatat did fauci and call and tell them? we know based on notes with these call collins in particular warned them not to write about the origin of the virus for fear it would fuel conspiracy theories. but of course all of us joining attention to the lab are called conspiracy theorist, or so we

, china the theory that it originated in a lab in wuhan gained mainstream traction last year, but the new analyses found that the virus was likely present in live animals for sale in wuhan and was passed onto humans at the market the studies have not been peer reviewed yet. >>> nearly $3 million worth of methamphetamine was seized by u.s. customs and border protection officers. they were hidden in small packages disguise d as onions. a 46-year-old man was driving a tractor trailer carrying roughly 1300 pounds of meth. officers arrested the driver. >>> we're getting our first good look at what to expect when it comes to the republican. presidential field in 2024 the cpac took place this weekend and former president trump took center stage >> reporter: this weekend, conservative activists and politicians gathered for their annual conference in orlando, headlined by former president trump. >> great to be back where it all started. >> reporter: some talking tough on russia. >> make no mistake, putin is a killer he wants to rebuild the russian empire. >> reporter: days earlier -- >> i said

guy and had rich in profiles you know he's doing something interesting and set i just got back from wuhan and i'm working for the trump administration. >> that's amazing he's an interesting character but it really takes you into the action right away that you said you were reading a lot of my articles butut it's crazy to so how did you make the decision or how did you gather your information on a daily or hourly or weekly basis quick. >> it's very hard what to focus on. so i talked to callahan and then they write a few essays and by march and april we knew the only way to end the pandemic was to reduce for that was a vaccine. even thenn the landscape had a basic science but i don't cover immunology. learning what antibodies were and how they are created but the vaccine landscape was crazy 250 companies are working on the vaccine and operation warp speed was not even announced and i was signed the contracted with the publisher. and then to put out the feelers to figure out what direction that would withstand the test of time if i can say that. because i wanted something people would be rea

"there have been repeated allegations and denials that such research was funded in wuhan. >> you are entirely incorrect that the nih has not ever and does not now fund gain-of-function research in the wuhan institute. >> that debate is semantics. nih watered down their definition of gain of function over the last decade, the now color to research involving enhanced potential pandemic pathogens and they were able to avoid that classification after eco-health alliance argued these particular viruses did not spread among humans even though that's exactly what they were planning to do with them. >> there were lots of warnings that chinese science was becoming an increased threat to the rest of the world. >> there is growing focus on nih funding because the committee who oversees it is confidential and its members anonymous. in 2017 it had been downgraded to an advisory committee making final funding decisions right back with the nih. the state department says they work with another country is to best research practices and nobody knows what research china is carrying out. >> china is in

you go from anywhere ele in china to wuhan. but you could leave wuhan and all around the world while continuing international travel and as a result this virus spread and millions and millions of people worldwide died. without a doubt, the chinese government, is both incompetenta and evil and this isnd a very dangerous combination. it was more fox news contributors tammy brucebuto and tammy. i'm trying to- understand because we have evidence now that both nancy pelosi and we know all about peter schweitzer's book debuted number one on the new york times list. thirty one million dollars. the bidens makehe it moneyn in china t on top of the one point five billion dollar deal with the bank ofit china with zero experience. hunter so pelosi'sxp making mont and she's saying don't talk, shut up. if you'reou an athlete. and joe saying they just have different norms, i don't know.t maybe i'm just a little suspicious but it always s seems to come back to the money, doesn't it, tammy? d ies,oe it sure does. and it's amazing. i had no idea

i finally reached him and he says i just got back from wuhan and i'm working for the trump administration. i will keep talking to you. >> a really interesting character and you started the book with him. it takes you into the action right away and you said you were reading a lot of my articles, it was crazy because we were learning about covid every day. how do you make the decision to cover something that was changing on a daily basis? >> it was very hard for me to decide what to focus on. i talked to callahan and started writing a few essays here and there and by march and april, the only way to reduce the mortality was a vaccine but even then the landscape was changing fast. basic science, much of which was new to me. i'm a science journalist but don't cover immunology. i had to learn what antibodies were and how they were created. the vaccine landscape was crazy. they were saying 250 companies are working on the vaccine, operation warp speed had not been announced. i had agreed, sign a contract with the publisher to deliver a book and i needed to just sort of put out my feelers and fi

why was he doing research and funding the wuhan lab? they are our enemies, they want to destroy the united states. they're shipping fentanyl precursors over into mexico. they -- they -- i -- i tell you, they, uh -- fauci is -- is -- is no good. umm, let me pose a question to you. i think that we should switch our concern about the mra -- mrna vaccine destroying our immune system. and there's been no talk about this. umm, israel has -- has some of the highest vaccine rates, umm, in the -- in the world, and yet they, umm, uh, they're having a lot of big time problems over there with deaths. >> all right, steve. james bovard. >> yeah, thanks. you know, fauci is interesting, it's fascinating how the media turns him into the saint, the saint for the war on covid. fauci a few months ago was -- uh, was very hissy, he said, if someone criticizes me, they are attacking science because i am science incarnate or whatever he said. so -- but going back on this question on the data for the vaxes, you have fauci and others who are pushing for covid va

onto something interesting and i finally reached him and he said that you know, i just got back from wuhan i'm working for the trump administration i said okay, i'm going to keep talking to you predict. >> that is amazing at a he's a really interesting. are any start of the book with him and he really takes you into the action right away so that was a really great choice. and even you said, that you are reading a lot of my articles but it was crazy to be writing those articles because we were learning about covid-19 every single day and so how did you make this changing on a daily basis and how you could gather your information at things were changing on a daily and hourly and weekly basis. >> it was very hard for me to set aside what to focus on. so i talked to callahan, and then i started to write a few essays here and there and by march and april, we know that the only way to in this pandemic or to reduce the mortality was a vaccine. but even then, this landscape was changing fast and as a basic science, much of which was as a science journalist but i do not cover immunology in the tech

almost to the day that our first guest said this on this program: >> this virus did not originate in the wuhan animal market. epidemiologists who are widely expected from china have published a study in the international journal of the lancet have demonstrated that several of the original cases did not have any contact with that food market. the virus went into thatted food market before it went out of that food market. we don't know where it origin nateed, but we have to get to the bottom of that. we also know just a few miles away from that food market is china's only super-laboratory that researches human infectious diseases. maria: coming up, the realities of the russia standoff and the impact on the china threat with arkansas senator tom cotton now two years later. plus, the other russia story of potential entrapment and dirty tricks by the clinton machine. coming up, truth teller devin nuÑes unleashed and out of congress on who knew if what and when. plus, his launch plan for president trump's few truth social now just a few weeks away as the battle with big tech begins. then, the senat

with the chinese communist party, and the chinese communist party, when the coronavirus surfaced in wuhan , china, covering it up, leading to the preventable deaths of doctors and health workers in china, and even now the chinese government is jailing citizen journalists who try to document the government's failures and cover-up. so i think it is -- the chinese government brought up the coronavirus, continues to cover up the actions so the world health organizations can't get to the bottom of it, and i think it is absolutely correct it is a genuine risk for athletes. at least one athlete, a belgian skeleton racer, was put into a harsh coronavirus quarantine and was filmed in tears clearly terrified, separated from her national olympic committee. this is a real concern for athletes, and i think the summer olympics were postponed for the coronavirus, so there should be hard questions about why the winter olympics were not postponed both for coronavirus but also so that the world could press china to stop its crimes against humanity in shin john, it's repression, and hong kong and general hu

and he says, i just got back from wuhan and i'm working for the trump administration. so i said, ah, i'm gonna keep talking to you. that's amazing. i mean, he's he's a really interesting character and you started the book with him, right? so it was it really takes you into the action right away. so that was a really great choice, but you know, you said you were reading a lot of my articles but you know, it was crazy to be writing those articles because we were learning about covid every single day. so how did you make the decision to cover something that was changing on a daily basis? and how did you even begin to gather your information when things were changing on a daily hourly weekly basis? it was very hard for me to decide what to focus on it was i you know, so i talked to callahan and then i started writing a few essays here and there and i by march and april we knew that the only way to end this pandemic or to reduce the mortality was a vaccine but even then this this landscape was just it was changing fast as you say there was the basic science much of which wa

fauci was running the money through to fund vital gain of function in wuhan, china many. we need to get those people in front of us. there's a secret meeting that happened on february the 1, before the february 1st meeting scientists were telling doctor -- this is 2020 -- scientists were telling dr. fauci significant chance this came from a lab in wuhan, and somehow this secret meeting happens, and over the next two months those same people changed their mind. and those same people received some $3 billion in grants over the next two years. some of them renewable grants, some of them were new monies as well. so we need to get those folks in front of us that were in that secret it meeting, the folks that signed the letters that allowed the national media to start, you know, pushing down existence people like tom cotton and myself, people who thought all i long this came from the laboratory in wuhan. and i'll guarantee you that jim jordan and jamie cohard and rand paul are like bulldogs, they're going to grab ahold of someone's seat, and we're not letting go until we get to

the problem is science, a politicized podem used to challenge science regarding what happened in wuhan. a significant portion of the u.s. population has come to believe that science is mostly disinformation." your thoughts on science and medicine. john says those views have changed. go ahead. caller: my name is john. i am amazed at how fast the vaccine was developed. i do not think it has anything to do with trump, but better living through chemistry. host: let's hear from josh in illinois. he says when it comes to his views, they have not changed. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to make a few comments as far as the doctors people keep referring to as the mrna vaccine and the ones that keep saying they are finding out the johnson second opinion panel. say you have 10,000 doctors. you can always find a group that are always going to say no, this is wrong, and want their voices heard over everybody else. imagine when the aids pandemic started if we had social media back then and how it was portrayed back then, if you could get aids by kissing someone. host: specifically o

. >> this virus did not originate in the wuhan animal market eb . the 20 begin yellow just for and studied, the international land that have demonstrated that several of the original cases did not have any contact with that food market in the virus when needed that food market and so we don't know where it originated but we do know that we have to get to the bottom of this we also know the just a few miles away from the food market is china's only biosafety level four, super laboratory that researches human infectious diseases. maria: coming up, the realities of the russia standoff the impact on the china threat, the arkansas senator, tom cotton, now two years later plus the other russia story of potential entrapment and dirty tricks by the clinton machine coming up to taylor, devin nunes unleashed and out of congress on her new one and went and plus his launch plan for president trump's new troop social, not just a few weeks ago, as a battle with big-ticket, begins. and then the senate walk out, senate republicans off joe biden's climate change for

it's beyond the fear that covid-19 was leaked from a laboratory in wuhan, china, a new report claims that one of the allies accepted as low most likely origin. dr. marc siegel joins us where that straight ahead. stay with us. ♪ ♪ the newday zero down home purchase loan, you can buy a home with no down payment. and they're still holding rates in the 2s. already own a home and need cash? the newday100 loan can get you up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments by $615 a month. take ten minutes right now and make the call. because no one knows veterans like newday usa. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with

remember the wuhan lab leaked in the series of the people that are vaccinated but they continue to spread it. remember when i was misinformation? is it any wonder that these people don't look at themselves they are not self reflective at all. after two years of this nonsense with covid-19 nobody believes them morgan ortagus that lack of self-awareness. there's a slightly different topic like dealing with the canadian truckers and go find me. we would never tolerate this on the platform but they are they are. to fund raise on the platform just one year ago. >> of course. and if i want to be positive for a minute this is positive populism, i think they are overplaying their hand so much in getting to the level where the people that are waking up to the tactics are not necessarily conservatives or republicans and they are waking up ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, president biden meeting with key nato ally as built upon the larger by the hour. a new u.s. intelligence suggests vladimir putin could launch an invasion "any day now." you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday mornin

will we ever know what happened in wuhan? scientists say they were out right silenced when they suggested covid-19 leaked from a lab. we are unpacking evidence with their jay batchara. >> todd: plus, entire weekend crew, congressman carlos jiminez ahead. don't go anywhere. ♪ hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bi

remember the wuhan lab leaked in the series of the people that are vaccinated but they continue to spread it. remember when i was misinformation? is it any wonder that these people don't look at themselves they are not self reflective at all. after two years of this nonsense with covid-19 nobody believes them morgan ortagus that lack of self-awareness. there's a slightly different topic like dealing with the canadian truckers and go find me. we would never tolerate this on the platform but they are they are. to fund raise on the platform just one year ago. >> of course. and if i want to be positive for a minute this is positive populism, i think they are overplaying their hand so much in getting to the level where the people that are waking up to the tactics are not necessarily conservatives or republicans and they are waking up research. i am jon scott that is how "fox reports" on february 6. trey: thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america." there are new concerns about iran. that country is getting closer to gaining access to nuclear weapons. to reviv

remember the wuhan lab leaked in the series of the people that are vaccinated but they continue to spread it. remember when i was misinformation? is it any wonder that these people don't look at themselves they are not self reflective at all. after two years of this nonsense with covid-19 nobody believes them morgan ortagus that lack of self-awareness. there's a slightly different topic like dealing with the canadian truckers and go find me. we would never tolerate this on the platform but they are they are. to fund raise on the platform just one year ago. >> of course. and if i want to be positive for a minute this is positive populism, i think they are overplaying their hand so much in getting to the level where the people that are waking up to the tactics are not necessarily conservatives or republicans and they are waking up. steve: we are out of time. i'm so sorry we will see you next sunday on "the next revolution". trey: thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america." there are new concerns about

she's been in jail for reporting on the outbreak in wuhan. they sentenced her to four years in prison for picking quarrels and causing trouble. >> her story really illustrates the suppression of chinese journalists and just facts. >> it does. and this is often overlooked. among the first reporting of the truth that was then this mystery illness were chinese journalists before they got shut down and punished and some disappeared. it was in wuhan early on. she was trying to sound the alarm based on what she was seeing. in may 2020, authorities charged hadder with picking quarrel and provoking trouble. that's a charge often used to silence government critics here. but she remained defiant. even in prison. she went on a hunger strike for months, nearly dying. that terrified officials so they ended up forcing a feeding tube into her to keep her alive. her mom was able to briefly video chat with her in january and said she appears to be in better health. she is eating again, slowly gaining strength. she is starting to walk by herself again. that te

suggest that covid-19 originated at a large food and live animal market in wuhan china. scientists analyzed wide-ranging data from early showed that the virus likely came from the market and spilled over from people who visited the market on two separate occasions. some scientists who believe they did not take part in the study say they play a big part in the virus' origin and others think there's a gap that does not pay attention to the source. the market there in wuhan, and there's been some talk that it could have been made at a laboratory nearby. this is the most definitive explanation we've gotten so far. >>> masks will no longer be required on capitol hill, a day before president biden will deliver his state of the union address there citing new guidance from the cdc which came out at the end of last week. dr. brian monahan said this. individuals may choose to mask at any time, but it's no longer a requirement. monahan said other coronavirus risk reduction measures will remain in place for the address but mask-wearing is now an individual choice. we're seeing state

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fauci significant chance this came from a lab in wuhan. somehow the secret meeting happened in over the next two months those same people change their mind. those same people received some $3 billion in grants over the next two years. some were renewable grant somewhere new monies as well. so we need to get those folks in front of us that were in that secret meeting. the folks that signed the letters that allow the national media to start pushing down against people like tom cotton and myself. people thought all along the sky for a laboratory and will hundred i will guarantee you jim jordan and jamie comer and rand paul per like bulldogs they're going to grab a hole of someone seat and we are not letting go until we get to the truth. maria: b has in these e-mails to show these are e-mails back and forth between fauci and collins saying we have got to change the subject. we've got to kill this a narrative that it came from a lab. then over the following two years $3 billion in grant money transacted pretty of got to this to me. i know some

so we're not allowed to say wuhan virus even though we know that this pandemic originated in a wuhan lab. and of course everyone knows this is not about the chinese people, it's about the chinese communist party. your thoughts? >> well, what a crock of you know what by jen psaki and the white house and that's all they do, whether it's the illegal flights coming in, whether it's the economy. first try to blame trump. if that doesn't work, scream racist. that's what they do, that's their playbook. we have to keep asking questions, holding their feet to the fire. there was another person arrested in new york city, he was arrested 167 prior times and again he was out on bail to commit his 168th crime. i think maybe the 169th is the threshold in new york. i'm not sure. but the no cash bail law that the radicals keep pushing, emptying our prisons, the parole board released 24 cop killers in the last two years, handcuffing our cops and coddling our criminals. that's why we have rising crime and a poor economy. has nothing to do with president trump. maria: before you go, if you were to win

wuhan, alpha, delta, omicron. each time, politicians tell us it is over. the worry about lifting legal restrictions is we are not only telling our population but the world that there is nothing to worry about. that it is all over. it is not. >> let's turn back to this speech by vladimir putin. helping us with the translation was -- from bbc monitoring. no one was following the speech more closely. there's a lot to take in. what would you pull out as the most significant? >> the most significant thing isn't particularly new from putin. he said once again that ukraine is not a real state. that it is basically -- it has basically been captured by extreme to nationalist, caveman nationalists, as he said, that were taking ukraine toward neo-nazi-ism. and that people in eastern ukraine who do not like this rebelled, and they were punished. to protect them from this punishment, russia had to step in somehow and recognize their independence. it does feel like history was in the making today. a big step by putin, no matter how you look at it. the big question now i

. >>> a new study has shown that the covid-19 started in a wet market in wuhan. the new analyses found that the virus was likely in animals and passed on to humans at the market >>> the supreme court is gearing up to hear the biggest climate change case in a decade. a coalition is seeking to rimt federal regulation, putting in jeopardy president biden's climate change agenda. the dispute dates back to an obama-era legislation that was nullified. it could limit the epa's authority in cutting back on greenhouse gases it could throw a wrench in president biden's plans to have the nation's emissions by the end of the decade. >>> today is the deadline for the mb to come together on an agreement or end the season. they'll meet for an eighth straight day to try to come to a deal it's resulted in spring training games being canceled through next monday. they're still apart on key issues like the luxury tax threshold and salaries >> ukrainians fight to defend their country. >>> and a global effort to support the citizens of ukraine from international sports to hollywood w

institute of virology in wuhan. as a member of the select subcommittee on coronavirus task force we've been pushing for a full investigation into the origins of covid-19. we know that the fbi investigation was really just going over the same documents. if you recall senator tom cot ten posited this and then the staff wanted him censored over suggesting that the virus eminated from a lab. certainly both political and non-political figures have been silenced. they have been encouraged to stay silent. they have had information removed when it was posted on the internet. it's a huge problem because we need to know the origins of the virus. we need to know if there were lab safety protocols that were breached. if they were doing inappropriate gain of function research. the international community should have a voice in this. jackie: i think you're right. i think every person that has been impacted by this across the country wants to know where it came from, how we could prevent something like this happening in the future

embassy in all places in the republic of georgia last year, january 2021, says china's wuhan lab has published record of conducting gain of function research to create chimeric viruses in laboratories. that embassy, the state department, warned, yeah, this could have leaked. so the state department was saying this. so why was dr. fauci so strenuously against and opposed to idea that it could have leaked? is it because nih is funding dangerous gain of function research out of laboratories since 2003? >> there is a ton of questions, as in the research being done by our federal government, in particular, as it relates to gain of function research outside the united states at laboratories all around the world. these are the questions that we've been asking and we demand and we need to get answers to. the american people deserve to know the answer. we can never allow what has occurred, over the last two years that is upended the united states way of life to ever occur again. we absolutely -- elizabeth: hear you on holding them accountable. so if republicans take back control, how do you d

officials announced the first known case of covid-19, it was a resident who had recently traveled to wuhan china back in january of 2020 today. doctor sara cody, the county's health officer reflected on the last 2 years and gave a bit of an update on where she believes the pandemic is headed next. since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, santa clara county has seen over 275,000 cases of the disease. most likely that is an undercount over 2000 people have died. and currently we're in the 5th wave of coronavirus. fortunately, doctor sara cody says that the numbers are trending in the right direction. the positivity rate has dropped in recent weeks. the overall number of cases is dropping. also, there are now effective vaccines and boosters available. 83% of the population here in santa clara county has been vaccinated. there are also new drugs coming online and testing is widely available on monday, doctor cody said that she hopes in the weeks and months ahead that the health department and government can start to fall back into its more traditional role. >> many of the activities th

>> a new pair of scientific studies found that the covid pandemic likely started in a wet market in wuhan, china the theory that it originated in a lab in w gained tracti last year. the studies have not been peer reviewed yet. >>> the supreme court is gearing up to hear the biggest climate change case in a decade. a coalition of republican-led states is seeking to limit federal regulation, putting in jeopardy president biden's climate change agenda. the dispute dates back to an obama era regulation that wanul trump. it could limit the epa's authority in cutting back on greenhouse gasses. the case could throw a wrench in the biden administration's plans to have the nation's emissions by the end of the decade. >>> today is the deadline major league baseball imposed to reach a deal on the collective bargaining agreement or risk shortening the season. the work stoppage has resulted in spring training games being cancelled through next monday. >>> up next, bill karins has your monday forecast. >>> still ahead, american bars pouring ouin therit of solidarity but america is just as beautiful on

number of violent attacks on asian americans and pacific islanders with the virus originating from wuhan china. it is why there will be more police on the streets for the lunar new year events this year. kron four's rob nesbitt. joining us now live without organizers are feeling going into the year of the tiger. hi, rob. grant. the tiger in the chinese zodiac is a symbol of strength and bravery. >> those celebrating say that's especially important to think about after a year of increased violence. >> the 1.3 mile lunar new year parade is coming back to san francisco saturday. crews building the floats an preparing for record crowds based on selling out of our retreat i would imagine that this event is going to be very, very popular. william g is in charge of coordinating the bleachers for the city's lunar new year festival and parade. he expects between 30500,000 people will be gathered along sidewalks, watching the floats go by. >> we want to >> presents a environment that is just going to be .un and safe for everyone. and that is really the whole goal of actually >> producing and makin

. >> reporter: ever since that first traveler returned in the south bay from wuhan with covid- 19, there have been 283,000 cases in seneca county, and more than 2000 deaths. hospitalizations are wavering, but generally declining. as predicted, that macrina spike is falling rapidly with a seven-day rolling average case kept dropping by a third in three weeks. >> we are on our way down the downslope. i would say, we are about halfway down. not coming down as fast as we went up, and our road has been a bit more meandering. >> the county is also easing testing requirements. it is now okay for healthcare providers to use at-home test to satisfy the health order. >> it allows healthcare providers to use antigen and pcr testing, the fire order was only pcr testing. >> reporter: the testing requirements for essential workers are changing, to. >> instead of requiring routine surveillance testing for essential workers it will now require testing aligned with the guidance from the california department of public health, as well as from the county public health department. >> reporter: earlier this

the market, of course, in wuhan, china, was the original theory. that was the belief as to where the virus came from. it became a talking point particularly on the right that perhaps it wasn't, maybe a lab nearby, a lab that dr. fauci hemmed make was within of the more outlandish claims we would here. certainly the trump administration tried to push this as an effort to turn up the heat on china. the biden team has undergone a months-long review of what happened there, the origins of the covid-19 pandemic, which of course matters. but these studies seem to be correct, that it came from one of tease markets and transmitted from animal to human and from there the pandemic emerged. >> all right. we have some breaking news. the state department has closed the u.s. embassy in belarus and is allowing nonessential staff at the u.s. embassy in russia to leave the country due to the war on ukraine. as the a.p. reports, antony blinken announced the suspension of operations at the minsk embassy this morning, writing in part, "we took these steps due to securi

one is that this is the first time it seems since wuhan, when this all started, that he's so directly injected himself into the way a city is handling this crisis. so, we've had other outbreaks in xi'an, in nanjing, you name it, but we didn't have xi jinping offering this sort of direct instruction in the same way we're getting for hong kong. what this shows is how concerned the chinese government is about the situation there. and i think chinese officials, they're having the communist party leader so directly placing himself into this, it will focus their minds and, you know, try to get some new way to solve the crisis there. but they've got a couple of massive problems. one, the hospitals are being swamped, partly because older people in hong kong are not getting vaccinated in big enough numbers, for some reason, people over the age of 80. you know, there's some figures around that only 20 or 30% of people have been vaccinated. well, that's well short of what's needed to try to stop a crisis. and in fact, it's getting so bad that there are reports that mainlanders living in hong kon

is it too late given that this fifth wave has spread bigger than wuhan during the start of this pandemic? carrie did mention yesterday that they expanded their testing capability thanks to mainland china and the people coming in to help out. they are hoping when it comes to the testing campaign that they will be testing an entire population in a week. they are hoping if they can get this done in a month or so, and on top of that, we learned that there are more stringent restrictions, travel bans, as you say. they have been extended to april 20. school will be out for the spring. face-to-face classes remain suspended but they are pushing forward summer break to march and april. school campuses can be opened up to house isolated infected people. even the string we have seen in the health care system, they will expand some of these isolation facilities. we have seen very heartbreaking images outside, given that there is. are we going to have enough rooms? still maintaining. >> what are we expecting? >> we expected to forecast a fourth straight budget deficit in a row. about 74 point 5 billi

-- wuhan lab? they are enemies, want to destroy the united states. they are shipping fentanyl precursors into mexico. dr. fauci is no good. may pose a question. -- let me pose a qustion. we should switch our concern about the mrna vaccine destroying our immune system. there has been no talk about this. israel has some of the highest vaccine rates in the world. yet, they are having a lot of big time problems with deaths. host: james bovard? guest: fauci is interesting. it is fascinating how the media turns him into a saint. fauci a few months ago was hissy. he said if someone criticizes me, they are attacking science, because i am science incarnate. this question on the data for the vaccine is you have fauci and others pushing for vaccines for kids under the age of five. the fda had some data. it showed that two trucks failed to give protection -- two shots failed to give protection, but the fda appears to be moving forward based on the idea that they will add a third shot. they have no data on safety. yet, they are rubberstamping these vaccines. the

institute of vigorously how they funded gain of function at wuhan institute of virology when we take back the house i guarantee day one going to launch a comprehensive investigation including suspecting scientists right now democrats in house are blocking every american should want to understand how this started in for no other reason our best shot of proovnting a pandemic like this in the future. >> unbelievable, the immediate right there right there with them covering up, the covid-19 origins we know came from wuhan lab, congressman we will be watching all your investigations mike gallagher joining me this morning stay with us we will be right back. . new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. no problem