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One, Sean, you want to be a part of the program.

Okay, Fouchy the flip-flopper.

I mean, it's getting mind-numbing.

You know, we're actually getting closer to the origins of this Wuhan virus.

And there's some very, very interesting questioning that went on today

that we'll get into as the program unfolds because, you know, this, it's called gain of function

research and pause and what possible role that the NIH might have had in funding the gain of function research at the Wuhan lab.

Listen, the worst thing, the most damning part of the coronavirus and China is this,

is that they had their own xenophobic, hysterical, racist travel ban, because if you lived in Wuhan province,

you were banned from traveling to anywhere else in China.

If you were in any other place at China, any other part of China, you couldn't fly into

Wuhan province.

Uh, but you could leave Wuhan province and travel to Europe and travel to the U.S. and travel anywhere around the globe.

That means they knew the risk and they weren't willing to put China at risk, but they put the world at risk.

You know, if we've got to get to the bottom of how this all happened.

I don't know the answer, but we need one person that's going to join us, Dr. Roger Marshall,

Senator Kansas, he was part of the questioning today.

Rand Paul did a good job with Fauci the flip-plop, and it's very, very frustrating on levels

that I can't even explain to you.

And the mixed messaging for people, they've got to come up

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