Our show has been ahead of the curve on a lot of stuff and one of the things

involves this next story. So before we get into this next story, let's take a look

at this and we'll call it this week on ahead of the curve. This was in April.

We had talked about COVID-19 and its origins. Let's take a look at that.

Right. Go to any town or city in the United States with a hospital that has

stored blood going back to, you know, anytime in 2019. My USC colleagues tell me

that they can test that blood and they can be confident that with an 80% chance

they will find C-19 antibodies in stored blood in any town that has it going

back to September, maybe even August of 2019. Now think about that. If we can

prove that it was in your town, in your hospital in September of 2019, why are

they locking us down in March? The horse left the barn. Remember, you know,

Joel hates describing this. The horse left the barn. Now he was speculating in

many ways looking back at, you know, talking to his friends. We should be

testing the blood banks and they weren't. That was an incredible moment. Yeah.

Yeah, absolutely. That was USC professor Joel. Hey, and that was in June. I

said April. That was in June. But in April, we actually, even before that

discussion, we actually had a discussion about about the origins of it and it

looked like this. Is it possible that we had COVID-19 before it was even

announced in China? So many discussions. Doctors in Italy saying, you know, we

were treating patients, you know, all the way back in November, you know, that

had this illness we couldn't describe. And now I believe that might have been

COVID-19. We're starting to see articles about that. There was an article out

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