From the campus of Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan, this is the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour, bringing the activity and education of the college to listeners across the country.

Here's your host, Scott Bertram.

Hello again, everybody, and welcome in to another

edition of The Radio Free Hillsdale Hour. On this episode, we'll hear a conversation between Dr. Larry Arne,

President of Hillsdale College and U.S. Senator Tom Cotton on China and the coronavirus. We'll chat with

Andrew Clavitt about his brand new book, The Nightmare Feast.

Lorraine Murphy returns to conclude her series on Jane Austen as we discuss Persuasion,

and Ian Fury, a 2015 graduate of Hillsdale College, will tell us about being the communications

director for Governor Christine Nome of South Dakota.

To begin this week, Hillsdale College has launched an online symposium titled The Coronavirus and Public Policy to explore the coronavirus crisis as it relates to the issues of American public policy.

There are five sessions you can find them all at symposium.hillsdale.edu.

Symposium.hillsdale.edu.

We'll hear now a portion of the conversation between Hillsdale College President Dr. Larry Arne

and U.S. Senator Tom Cotton on China and the coronavirus.

Now the head of the World Health Organization has congratulated China repeatedly on its transparency.

What about that?

Well, the head of the World Health Organization is a Chinese communist apologist.

Dr. Tedros was a minister in Ethiopia's government years ago when Ethiopia became one of the first

clients of China's Belt and Road initiative, which quickly brings with it corruption, bribes,

kickbacks, and so forth. China aggressively campaigned for him in 2017 to become the head

of the WHO. And from the very beginning in January, Dr. Tedros has been apologizing for China.

He's been spinning China's cooperation, which is really a lack of cooperation.

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