There's a big elephant that's been in the room since day one and that is the Wuhan,

the theory of the Wuhan lab leak of where this thing came from.

We lost our channels for questioning it early on and it's still a big question.

And now some big players are getting involved.

One of them is Jeffrey D. Sachs.

He is now a chair of the Lancet's COVID-19 Commission.

He's been there for a little while now, but he wrote this article recently.

This was right in May.

He co-authored a paper.

This is in the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

He says a call for independent inquiry into the origin of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

He thinks the US government is basically preventing a real investigation into this pandemic.

And he says so in so many words by saying this.

The investigation into the origin of the virus has been made difficult by the lack of key

evidence from the early days of the outbreak.

There's no doubt that greater transparency on the part of Chinese authorities would be

enormously helpful.

Nevertheless, we argue here that there is much more important information that can be

gleaned from US-based research institutions.

Information not yet made available for independent, transparent, scientific scrutiny.

What institutions may those be?

He says the NIH has resisted the release of important evidence such as the grant proposals

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