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china, russia, and iran. joining us tonight, kt mcfarland, former deputy national security advise to president trump. author of the new book which we recommend to you highly, "revolution, trump, washington and we the people." kt, first of all, let's start with iran launching a military satellite. secretary pompeo says there must be an accounting. iran must be held responsible and the president issuing orders for the u.s. navy, the coast guard, to fire on any of those vessels that are harassing our ships in the area. what do you say? >> i think that was simply brilliant of president trump. he said three things really at once by that. number one, he has got to have the iranians scrambling because he is implying that we have intelligence about some i am impending attack. they have to be scrambling, who is leaking. putting shot across the bow for iran. he give them responsibility. he gave them fair warning. if they attack, it will be your fault if i'm forced to do president trump always thinks about the second an

shannon: from china to russia to iran a number of countries trying to leverage the covid-19 crisis acting out bringing the ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee, michael mccall of texas, good to have you with us. chinese agents help spread messages that said virus, panic in the us. they say china are going from russia's strategy has been trying to widen political divisions, simmers of lockdown policies in several states, officials worry it will be easy for china and russia to amplify partisan disagreements. how worried are you about their ability to do that, further divide the country based on misinformation? >> very much, the chinese communist party is very sophisticated. they infiltrated our platforms in the united states, spread this sort of fake news about the origin of the covid-19, blaming it on united states military through various platforms and as you mentioned a lockdown is another good example of them amplifying a false message. when this was called to my attention a month ago we sent a letter to the social media companies to try to clampdown on this propaganda

watch. >> i seen it come from places like china and russia and iran. chlorinated efforts to disparage what america is doing. we've made clear, we spoke into these countries directly, they need to knock it off. we don't approve of it. >> harris: let's bring in retired u.s. army four-star general, jack keane. fox news senior strategic analyst. good to see you today, general. a lot of this is disturbing. our economy is battered by this whole process. for them to use it together, do you have any suspicion that this was any sort of coordination among these three nations? >> i doubt seriously if there's any coordination. clearly what they all have in common, they want to use covid-19 to exploit any vulnerabilities that they see the united states has. also, to cover up, in the case of china, their misdeeds and malfeasance in terms of how they handled this disease, and the deception. with russia, the enormous problem they are having internally, clearly with the price of oil, one commodities in the tank, and they are not handling the spread very well in their c

. >> the last week will have been a slew of events from russia, china and iran pushing back on u.s. policy and toying with u.s. military forces. president trump: i don't see it. we had a very good relationship with russia. we worked on the oil deal together. i was by telephone, the king of saudi arabia and the president much russia, vladimir putin. we worked out a deal on oil. it was an important teal to them and to us on saudi arabia. the "wall street journal" covered that very well. i worked with putin and the king on that. and president putin was a total gentleman and it was important to get that done. and the king was great. and we actually had to bring in mexico. mexico was a lone holdout. and they showed great flexibility. i think we are doing fine. sure, north korea, short range missiles. i have been doing it a long time. i received a nice note from him recently. look, if i wasn't elected you would be at war with north korea. i'll tell you for people who don't understand the world and they don't understand how life works. if i wasn't elected maybe right now the war would be o

online disinformation campaigns appeared to come from china, russia, and iran and the america's most vulnerable hour. mike pompeo accused china of making the pandemic worse. >> it sounds are those who try to warn the world. it ordered a halt of testing and it destroyed existing samples. >> while the aircraft carrier is in guam because of a coronavirus infection, china is filling the power vacuum in the south china sea. because the communist party is exerting military pressure on taiwan and coursing its neighbors in the south china sea. even going as far as to sink a shipping vessel. the u.s. strongly opposes that. >> among the options on the table, u.s. military force posture and asia come have a censure of officials and revoking visas including chinese students. even without the teddy roosevelt, the navy said they have a ship and a cruiser bearing the south china sea. >> one person from the foreign ministry said the real purpose of passing responsibility is to have their own problems, referring to the united states. >> shannon: thank you very much. from china, russia, eve ross, a nu

you said russia, china, north korea, iran. when i came in, iran was a terror. we had 82 points of fighting. we had 18 pounts of major confliction. the first week i said tell me about iran. sir, we have 18 points of confliction. meaning, yemen, syria, iraq, they're going into iraq all over the place. they're much different nation right now. i stopped that horrible deal. horrible deal. and they want to talk except that kerry violated the logan act. he made the deal. he doesn't want them in a deal because i would have made a deal in my opinion. except that john kerry, who made the deal originally, a stew bid de stupid deal. he gave him $150 billion in cash. that smorn this room ten times with $100 bills. that is teen times with $100 bills and not that small a room. he violated the logan act. i think it was major violation. i think we would have had a deal fit wasn't for john kerry. he doesn't want to be embarrassed. he said let's wait until after the election. maybe sleepy joe biden will win. if sleepy joe biden wins, you'll own the united states. and china will o

, russia, or iran. one silver lining in the dark cloud over all of our heads, the efforts that most americans are making to stay at home and to practice physical and social distancing seem to be working according to the director of the centers for disease control and prevention, dr. redfield said because of people's efforts, the death toll could be much lower, lower, than the up to 200,000 deaths previously projected. but of course that comes along with new disturbing data showing that one group of americans is being hit harder by the coronavirus. here is the surgeon general of the united states earlier today. >> and i and many black americans are at higher risk for covid. it's why we need everyone to do their part to slow the spread. every single person who stays at home, whether you're white, black, brown, orio yellow, is a person who is not spreading covid and who is protecting their neighbors. >> the centers for disease control director dr. redfield and the

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the whole growing rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. to her own u.s. secretary of state my pump ai has reacted to the launch calling for iran to be held accountable a designated terrorist organization or launched a missile today and leave to the point of defense to talk about the details about that but when you talk about the un security council resolution 2231 i think every nation has an obligation to go to the united nations and evaluate whether this missile launch was consistent with that security council resolution i think it remotely is and they need i think iran needs to be held accountable for what they've done well the u.s. secretary of state has also commented on israeli plans to annex the occupied west bank micron peo says the move is a decision for the new government in israel to make the palestinian authority says it will strongly defend any onyx ation attempts by israel. did that would be young man of the year we told all concerned at the national parties including the us administrat

>> china, russia, and iran, they exploit the covid-19 pandemic, to be sure. this is part of an indicator. this is something that they have done in the past. listen, the navy has rules of engagement on how to deal with these small boats, and when they have to take action based on what the small boats are doing. if they felt that these boats were going to actually threaten them as opposed to harass them, they would likely, after having gone through another protocol and given them all sorts of warnings by sound and by radio, they would have fired a warning shot. that did not happen. also, if they felt that there's going be something lethal they were going to do, they would destroy that boat very quickly, or boats. what this is, largely, so our audience can understand, this is iran demonstrating to our allies in the region, much less to us, to our allies in the region that there is still a power to be recognized. that they can still intimidate the united states navy, which everybody in the region knows is considerably larger than what the iranians have. but they

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. to iran well the u.s. secretary of state has commented on israeli plans to annex the occupied west bank mike says the move is that this is one for the new government in israel to make that the palestinian authority says it will strongly defend any annexation attempts . did there would be yellow money yeah we told all concerned at the national parties including the u.s. administration and the israeli government that we want to stand with cross hands israel announced the taxation of any parts of our lands and we'll consider all agreements and understanding between us and those 2 countries totally not president says he will sign an order partially blocking immigration to the united states later today he claims it would put unemployed americans 1st in line for new jobs as the number of people out of work there soars to more than 20000000 it comes as the country's health protection agency warns that sec to face a 2nd wave of infections in the winter

china russia which which are trying to set up their alternative world order and all of this is help accelerate. in that direction regime collapse you've coined a buzzword which if there were still georgetown dinner parties would be bouncing around georgetown dinner parties a minute ago when you ticked off a list of hot spots the little voice in my head was saying this is a worldwide pandemic aren't these countries themselves all hunkered down but you actually see increased activity correct. yes yes we're seeing it now we're seeing it now we see as i said south china sea off the coast of iran in the persian gulf the fact that russia and and saudi arabia have their differences over the over the over the oil pricing that's all hammy having a cascading effect due to toward greater uncertainty in the world order western world order especially and now we're seeing the united states and saudi arabia beginning to have marital problems if you will because of the price of oil and the fact that both saudi arabia and russia have been trying to. take out the u.s. . shale choice shale oil industr

yes yes we're seeing it now we're seeing it now we see as i said south china sea off the coast of iran in the persian gulf the fact that russia and and saudi arabia have their differences over the over the over the oil pricing that's all hammy having a cascading effect due to toward greater uncertainty in the world order western world order especially and now we're seeing the united states and saudi arabia beginning to have marital problems if you will because of the price of oil and the fact that both saudi arabia and russia have been trying to. take out the u.s. . shale choice shale oil industry because it is more expensive and by lowering that price it is having an impact on our ability to. produce oil and right now it's at a negative effect as you well know the saudis just try to bring in bought one. tremendous amount of oil into the united states and the united states turn them down so you've got you've got this huge surplus of oil on the world scene and the nowhere to store. we are speaking with long time pentagon official michael maloof who has an amazing rolodex and michael you

yes yes we're seeing it now we're seeing it now we see as i said south china sea off the coast of iran in the persian gulf the fact that russia and and saudi arabia have their differences over the over the over the oil pricing toward greater uncertainty in the world order western world order especially and now we're seeing the united states and saudi arabia beginning to have marital problems if you will because of the price of oil and the fact that both saudi arabia and russia have been trying to. take out the u.s. . shale choice shale oil industry because it is more expensive and by lowering that oil price it is having an impact on our ability to. produce oil and right now it's at a negative effect as you well know the saudis just try to bring in 9. tremendous amount of oil into the united states and the united states turn them down so you've got you've got this huge surplus of oil on the world scene and the nowhere to store it we are speaking with long time pentagon official michael maloof who has an amazing rolodex and michael you're talking to people all over the world all the time

china and iran all pushing about on u.s. policy or toying with u.s. military forces what's your message is in these countries who may be trying to take advantage of you know we had a very good relationship with russia we worked on the oil deal together and i was with. by telephone speaking of saudi arabia and the president of russia. lattimer putin we worked out a deal on oil that was a very important deal to them and to us and to saudi arabia it was in a deadlock you know it you covered it very well actually wall street journal covered that very well. i worked with putin and with the king on that and. president putin was a total gentleman and it was very important to get that done and the king was great and we actually had to bring in mexico because mexico was a lone holdout and they showed great flexibility you know the super no i think we're doing fine and yeah sure it's north korea i see they're testing short range missiles and been doing it a long time. i received a nice note from him recently was a nice note i think we

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen basra be all jazeera to iran. white house correspondent kelly holocaust president trump for the white house press briefing about to launch the u.s. president issuing a stern warning to iran if in any way u.s. naval ships are harassed in the persian gulf by iranian fast boats in the words of the u.s. president he will make sure they are shot out of the water if they get close to our both the u.s. president saying that the u.s. navy is 100 percent prepared for any sort of engagement i also had the opportunity in the white house briefing to ask the u.s. president for his reaction to the launch of that military satellite by the i.r.g.c. mr president much of military satellite firebomb what do you get a response that you see this is a batsman missile program well they say no. ok they say also say it was for television does anybody really believe that they would have better television in iran so they say they were watching iran very closely very

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen by the old 0 to run. has bring in our white house correspondent kimberly how come for more on mike compiles comments as well as of course those tweets from the u.s. president from threats to to hit iranian boats to punish iran for launching a satellite sounds like we're heading for another major deterioration well there's no question that this is an escalation and the department of defense has also been briefing in the last hour the deputy secretary of defense david norquist telling reporters that the u.s. has the right to self-defense that iran needs to be careful of its interactions because if the united states sees a hostile act it has the right to respond including with lethal force the certainly would act of the statements by the u.s. president on twitter earlier where he vowed to shoot down and destroy an iranian gunboats if they herat harass u.s. ships at sea as these statements have been echoed by a strong statement in the last hour

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the home grown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen basra the old 0 to one well u.s. secretary of state mike pompei was calling on the united nations to say if the want to violated any security council resolutions a designated terrorist organization or launched a missile today and leave to the part of defense to talk about the details about that but when you talk about the u.n. security council resolution 2231 i think every nation has an obligation to go to the united nations and evaluate whether this missile launch was consistent with that security council resolution i don't think it remotely is and i need i think iran needs to be held accountable for what they've done well mike has also commented on the israeli plans to annex the occupied west bank legislation could be introduced as early as july for the an explosion of israel's illegal settlements in the occupied palestinian territory by comparison as it's a decision for israel's new coalition government to make we're glad that there's a

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen bus robbi old 0 to run a white house correspondent kimberly how. president trump at the white house press briefing about the launch the u.s. president issuing a stern warning to iran if in any way u.s. naval ships are harassed in the persian gulf by iranian fast boats in the words of the u.s. president he will make sure they are shot out of the water if they get close to our both the u.s. president saying that the u.s. navy is 100 percent prepared for any sort of engagement i also had the opportunity in the white house briefing to ask the u.s. president for his reaction to the launch of that military satellite by the i.r.g.c. mr president i'd like to tell it your satellite firebomb i want to get a response that you see this is a batsman of the missile program well they say no. ok they say also say it was for television does anybody really believe that they would have better television in iran so they say they were watching the iran very clo

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. for us secretary of state. condemned the revolutionary guards launch as we mentioned hillary mann leverett is a former us white house official and state department official she says not everyone shares my stance on iran. he has long argued for military strikes and confrontation against iran he was a leading advocate within the top administration to call for the killing of iran's generals on the money back in january the december delhi january he is the one who made that argument the strongest or president tropp he again today is making the argument very strongly to take military action against iran for this satellite launch but there are different voices within the administration for example the department of defense after the president himself tweeted that iraq must be held accountable for work that he had ordered the pentagon to shoot your granny and ships out of the water if they came your american ships again after he the president tweeted

officials telling fox news that three nations -- china, russia, and iran -- are pushing a similar disinformation narrative about covid-19 and the united states. they are focused on lying and saying the u.s. is negligent and they are pushing conspiracy theories about the virus and how it originated, claiming it is severely damaging the u.s.

we don't know what china is doing. we don't know what russia is doing. we don't know what iran is doing. i wonder who these folks are spying on and surveilling and analyzing with the tens of millions of dollars we spend on our intelligence community. >> i would push back on that. my guess is the president has intelligence and he does know. there is a reason why the president put that travel ban into place when nobody else other than senator tom cotton was talking about it. and tom cotton didn't get a phone call from wuhan to tell him what was going on. he was probably reading and seeing things the rest of the senate wasn't paying attention to. my guess is they know a lot more but they can't say it. it would unearth -- i have been out there -- go ahead. lou: no, you are sensitive to it and so am i and so are millions of americans. we have seen our government net react as quickly as it should. our intelligence services have disappointed us time and time again. they spent more time spying on this president than they have in briefing him. it's really -- i th

yes yes we're seeing it now we're seeing it now we see as i said south china sea off the coast of iran in the persian gulf the fact that russia and and saudi arabia have their differences over the over the over the oil pricing that's all hammy having a cascading effect to $2.00 toward greater uncertainty in the world order western world order especially and now we're seeing the united states and saudi arabia beginning to have marital problems if you will because of the price of oil and the fact that both saudi arabia and russia have been trying to. take out the u.s. . shale choice shale oil industry because it is more expensive then by lowering that price it is having an impact on our ability to. produce oil and right now it's at a negative effect as you well know the scientists just try to bring in 9. tremendous amount of oil into the united states and the united states turn them down so you've got you've got this huge surplus of oil on the world scene and the nowhere to store. we are speaking with long time pentagon official michael maloof who has an amazing rolodex and michael you'r

much china, india. iran is only one of a dozen countries in the world with the rocket technology to lunch its own satellites into space -- launch its own satellites into space. >> the u.s. secretary of state has reacted to the launch, calling for iran to be held accountable. >> a designated terrorist organization launched a missile today. and i will leave it to the department of defense to talk about the details of that, but when you talk about the un security council resolution, every nation has an obligation to go to the united nations and evaluate whether this missile launch was consistent with that resolution. i don't think it remotely as. i think iran needs to be held accountable for what they have done. >> the u.s. secretary of state has also commented on israeli west to annex the occupied bank. mike pompeo says the move is a decision for the new government of israel to make. the palestinian authority says it will strongly defend any annexation attempts by israel. we told all national parties that

, russia, iran, north korea, isis, the list goes on. leland: we're watching the video from 2018-2019 and you have president trump speaking and you have the cadets shoulder to shoulder and throwing hats in the areas and you won't see that in terms of marching and families watching on, et cetera. i guess the question would be this, how big of an issue is the coronavirus going to be for the u.s. military? we have the teddy roosevelt situation in guam, et cetera. this becomes a military readiness issue at some point, correct? >> yeah, but you know, the military, particularly the army, i think, is handling it very well. you may remember a couple of months ago, they cut often tri assignments to basic training at fort jackson. just a week ago, fort jackson reestablished the input of new recruits. army units are obviously, they're taking all the necessary precautions, but they're still continuing to train and readiness hasn't been affected. the navy's a unique case, leland, because they're quite literally all in the same boat, stacked on top of

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the home grown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. jazeera to run well the u.s. secretary of state my pump ai has reacted to the launch calling for iran to held accountable a designated terrorist organization or launched a missile today and leave to the point of defense to talk about the details about that but when you talk about the un security council resolution 2231 i think every nation has an obligation to go to the united nations and evaluate whether this missile launch was consistent with that security council resolution i think it remotely is and i need i think iran needs to be held accountable for what they've done well the u.s. secretary of state has also commented on israeli plans to annex the occupied west bank my pump aoe says the move this is a decision for the new government in israel to make but the palestinian authority says it will strongly defend any annexation attempts by israel. did that would be young man of the year we told all concerned at the national parties including t

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen basra the old 0 to iran a white house correspondent kimberly al kut was at the white house briefing and asked the president about the launch the u.s. president issuing a stern warning to iran if in any way u.s. naval ships are harassed in the persian gulf by iranian fast boats in the words of the u.s. president he will make sure they are shot out of the water if they get close to our both the u.s. president saying that the u.s. navy is 100 percent prepared for any sort of engagement i also had the opportunity in the white house briefing to ask the u.s. president for his reaction to the launch of that military satellite by the i.r.g.c. mr. blodgett military satellite firebomb i want to get a response that you see this is a batsman of the missile program well they say no. ok they say also say it was for television does anybody really believe that they would have better television in iran so they say they were watching the iran very closely ve

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen bus robbi old 0 to one and the u.s. president has been talking about iran satellite norms just this past hour during his daily briefing our white house correspondent kelly halkett was there kimberly i see you managed to get in a question about the launch yeah the u.s. president was asked 1st of all about his tweet early on wednesday with regard to what prompted it and if he had a warning for rod the president doubled down on his message saying in fact that if there were as any harassment by iranian ships or at ronnie and fast boats toward u.s. ships in the persian gulf that in his words the united states would shoot those boats out of the water if they get close to our boats he wanted to project the message that the united states is 100 percent ready in terms of any potential engagement i did have the opportunity to also follow up on the satellite launch by the i.r.g.c. and here's what the u.s. president had to say they say also said it was

china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen by the old 0 to her own. white house correspondent candy how can a stunt trump at the white house press briefing about that launch the u.s. president issuing a stern warning to iran if in any way u.s. naval ships are harassed in the persian gulf by iranian fast boats in the words of the u.s. president he will make sure they are shot out of the water if they get close to our boats the u.s. president saying that the u.s. navy is 100 percent prepared for any sort of engagement i also had the opportunity in the white house briefing to ask the u.s. president for his reaction to the launch of that military satellite by the i.r.g.c. mr president going to launch a military satellite firebomb i want to get a response that you see this is a batsman of the missile program well they say no. ok they say also said mr television does anybody really believe that they would have better television in iran so they say they were watching the iran very closely

this past week, and extra ordinary slew of events from adversaries north korea, russia, china and iran, you know, all pushing back on us policy, or toying with us military forces. what is your message to some of these countries who may be trying to take advantage? i don't see it. we have a very good relationship with russia. we worked on the oil deal together. i was with them over telephone with the king of saudi arabia and the president of russia, vladimir putin, we worked out a deal on oil that was a very important deal to them into us into saudi arabia. it was in a deadlock, you know it's from you covered it very well. wall streetjournal covered that very well. i worked with vladimir putin and the king on that. president vladimir puritan was a total gentleman and he was very important to get that done, and the king was great. we actually had to bring in mexico, because mexico was a lone holdout and they showed great flux ability, you know the story. i think we are doing fine. yeah, sure, north korea, i see they are testing short range missiles and, you know, they have been doing it

you said russia. you said china. you said north korea. >> and iran. >> iran. when i kah imcame in, iran was terror. we had 82 points of fighting. 18 points of major confliction. the first week, i said tell me about iran. sir, we have 18 points of conditi confliction. yemen, syria. iraqer they are going into iraq all over the place. they are a much different nation right now. i stopped that horrible deal. horrible deal. and they want to talk. except that carrie violated the logan act. he made the deal and he doesn't want them to make a deal because -- i would have made a deal in my opinion. except that john kerry who made the deal originally. gave them 1.8 billion in cash. that would be more than this room ten times with hundred dollar bills. you could fill up this room ten times with hundred dollar bills and it is not that small a room. and i say he violated the logan act. i think it was a major violation. i think we would have had a deal it wasn't for john kerry. but he doesn't want to be embarrassed. i said let's wait until after the election. and maybe slee

. >> the last week will have been a slew of events from russia, china and iran pushing back on u.s. policy and toying with u.s. military forces. president trump: i don't see it. we had a very good relationship with russia. we worked on the oil deal together. i was by telephone, the king of saudi arabia and the president much russia, vladimir putin. we worked out a deal on oil. it was an important teal to them and to us on saudi arabia. the "wall street journal" covered that very well. i worked with putin and the king on that. and president putin was a total gentleman and it was important to get that done. and the king was great. and we actually had to bring in mexico. mexico was a lone holdout. and they showed great flexibility. i think we are doing fine. sure, north korea, short range missiles. i have been doing it a long time. i received a nice note from him recently. look, if i wasn't elected you would be at war with north korea. i'll tell you for people who don't understand the world and they don't understand how life works. if i wasn't elected maybe right now the war would be o

north korea and china and iran and russia, and judge niece are not people who wish us well. and when you see what china has done not only to us, but to the entire globe with this pandemic. china's actions made this pandemic worse because they hid the information, they were not transparent. and it's time for us to hold them to account. whether it's through returning our manufacturing, removing the confucius institutes. making certain we have china -- we look at the debt of ours and say a trillion dollars worth. maybe they should waive that debt. there are many things we should do. judge jeanine: senator blackburn, you are at the forefront of this. we want to have you back on "justice" to talk about it. we'll talk about the confucius institute and further legislation you are work on to put all of our thoughts into action. thanks so much for joining us. >> so good to be with you. happy easter, jeanine. judge jeanine: how do you fight the coronavirus in one of the country's biggest states? republican congressman dan crenshaw joins "justice" with a look at what he's been doing in

you said russia. you said china. you said north korea. >> and iran. pres. trump: iran. when i came in, iran was a terror. we had 82 points of fighting, 18 points of confliction. the first week, i said tell me about iran. sir, we have 18 points of confliction, meaning yemen, syria, iraq. they're a much different nation now. i stopped that deal, horrible, and they want to talk. kerry made the deal and does not want them to make a deal -- john kerry made the deal and does not want them to make a deal. he made the deal originally. gave them a $1.8 billion in cash. you could fill up this room 10 times with hundred dollar bills, it is not that small a room. i think it was a major violation and we would have had a deal if it was not for john kerry but he does not want to be number one embarrassed and never to he said which laughter the election. -- wait until after the election. china has paid us, you know, from the wall street journal, hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs and we get a lot of that money, small percentage but a lot of the money to the farmers and it kept

the folks in china, the folks in russia, iran saying this is a u.s. virus. true.ing we know is not we have seen that kind of messaging. on, of what we see going and opportunity. they see the u.s. focused on inward and maybe it moves overseas. you see i ran getting more aggressive. ehrough their proxy, has zbollah. there is a lot of overt and covert messaging taking place. emily: there is new reporting that state department cables from a couple years ago show there were concerns about safety at a wuhan lab that has renewed fresh speculation this originated in a lab. the pentagon says the evidence is inconclusive. what is your inclination? jamil: one of the challenges we faced is a discussion of whether this was an engineered weapon or a naturally disk -- naturally occurring disease. everyone agrees it is a naturally occurring disease coming from bats and maybe another species. it is interesting is the concerns of what might have been happening at one of these labs in wuhan. both of these labs work on that. -- on bats. animal escaped from the lab should whethe