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Hello, America. Mark Levin here our numbers 87 3 8 1 3 8 1 1 8 7 7 3 8 1 3 8 1 1 1. We have a very important show for you today.

I will note this, ladies and gentlemen, we did this long form interview for a full hour with the former senior editor for science at the New York Times since retired from the New York Times.

Also a prominent writer for Nature Magazine and Science Magazine. I interviewed this man, Nicholas Wade, who spent a year investigating the source of the coronavirus.

I was tipped off to his piece because I don't normally read the bulletin of atomic science. But people were reading it.

It was on the internet. People at Fox were reading it. People on talk radio were reading it. Republicans on Capitol Hill were reading it. And they were using it.

But I was tipped off to him by my friend David Berlinski, one of the most brilliant men I've ever talked to. He was on life, liberty and Levin a few years back.

He's really a significant intellectual and he said, you need to read this article. I read this article. And I said to our Fox production team, let's get Mr. Wade on our Sunday show.

And the benefit of the Sunday show is it is a truly long form interview show. I know there are those saying, hey, I get to do long form interview shows. I've been doing this now for five years.

The long form interviews is what I grew up with or the long form debate shows. Not a congal line of guests flowing through each getting three or four minutes. Not 15 topics at a time. We do two at the most.

But I prefer to do one. Nicholas Wade was not known to the country before I interviewed him on Sunday. But he's known now.

And for the for the Democrat party media, he gave some legitimacy to questions being raised about the source of this virus.

That is the strong possibility it would be a lab and zero evidence that it was natural animal to human. And his piece was 11,000 words long. It was 50 pages.

And most people on radio and TV don't have the patience to read something like that. But I did and I had him on Sunday and you will notice.

That's since that Sunday show. I'm by the way, I want to give Howard Kurtz and Brett Barra had to.

I believe whether the only people on the in broadcasting that actually cited the interview with Nicholas Wade because it was a very, very important interview.

Not because it was my show. I was asking questions, but because what he was saying.

And so no longer could this be excused as a crack pot or cook theory. I understand others had raised questions wondered whether it came from the lab suggested it might, but they didn't have the substantive and technical background.

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