Well, even before these Fauci Freedom of Information requests, email dumps that everyone's

talking about, a Rasmussen poll, just to frame this conversation, showed that most voters

in suspected COVID-19 came from a Chinese lab and they support an investigation.

So in here, it says the latest Rasmussen report, National Reports National Telephone and

Online Survey finds that 68% of likely U.S. voters believe it is likely that COVID-19 virus

originated in a Chinese laboratory. 43% thought it was very likely and 16% of the voters don't

think it came from a Chinese lab. I wonder what that is now.

Wow.

But let's get into the latest fallout. So this is, there's a lot of things that have been

happening since these emails were dumped over this past week.

Okay.

So first thing, first person we like to talk about, and we spoke about him last week, he's

in the Fauci email dumps from Buzzfeed is a Christian Anderson.

He is a professor in the Department of Emanology and Microbiology at Scripps Research.

We went over this last week, he's in the email dumps on January 31st, 2020, talking about

the consistency of this lab origin virus. And in this email, he said, he said, he is

colleagues found the genome inconsistent with expectations from evolution, the evolutionary

theory. And this was to Tony Fauci. So they were just, they were just looking at the

genetic material. But after that letter, a little over two weeks later, Christian Anderson

and his colleagues, some of whom were in that emails well, published this paper in nature

medicine, the proximal origin of SARS-CoV-2. And it basically says their analysis clearly shows

it's not a laboratory construct or purposely manipulated virus. This was February 18th,

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