“Disastrous” COVID decisions

John Solomon Reports

John Solomon

News, Politics

4.7 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 September 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

A professor of medicine at Stanford says bad assumptions and incorrect data models caused an out-of-control COVID response

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0:00.0	Hello America and welcome to a new edition of John Solomon Reports.
0:09.1	A podcast from Just the News.
0:11.0	We hope you had a great Labor Day weekend.
0:12.6	My goodness was there some big breaking news coming out of this holiday weekend.
0:17.4	New developments in the Russia case.
0:19.9	Guess what?
0:20.9	A lot of the documents involving Christopher Steele's contacts with the State Department.
0:25.4	Where the dossier had some of its early origins.
0:28.4	They're missing.
0:29.5	They've been destroyed.
0:30.4	Yes.
0:31.4	And the FISA court doesn't believe the FBI when it says that it's cleaned up its act.
0:36.4	Many, many new violations are involved at the FISA court on a secret ruling that was released
0:42.8	over the holiday weekend.
0:43.9	Didn't get a lot of attention.
0:45.5	We're going to give it attention.
0:47.0	And then that guy, Priet Bahara, you hear him a lot on Twitter.
0:50.2	Used to be the US Attorney for the New York City, one of the most prominent jobs in the
0:53.8	Justice Department.
0:55.6	He likes to preach ethics.
0:57.0	He likes to teach ethics.
0:58.6	He is a critic of President Trump.
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