The talk show that's getting you talking, you're with Brian Kilmeade.

We should be demanding answers, and the first thing that we should be doing is demanding that China

end its massive cover-up. From day one, what they have been doing is destroying samples,

hiding records, imprisoning status in journalists. They have universal gag order on

scientists making it illegal for them to say or write anything about the origins of the pandemic.

So we need to be demanding the answers. And the reason why it's so important is the same reason

why we try to understand why every plane crashes. It's not that we can save that plane, but when

we understand what went wrong, that gives us the upper hand of preventing that from happening.

Again, if we don't get to the bottom of this, we are at risk for another pandemic that could be

even far worse than this one. Jamie Metzl and he says, hey, listen, I'm a progressive. There's

nothing to do with Democrats Republicans. I work for President Obama. I'm advised to the WHO.

That's exactly the point. That's exactly the point. Why is politics playing a role in finding

out the origin of this virus? So I read Nicholas Wade's very detailed column, his article about

the origin of COVID. And I learned a ton. I read it two or three times. It's very detailed.

And I believe he agrees with that premise from Jamie Metzl. Nicholas Wade, welcome to the

Brian Killmeat Show. Thanks, Brian. So I guess that's the premise, right? Let's at the very

least find out how it happened to make sure it doesn't happen again. Absolutely. That's extremely

important. So what could you tell our listeners about what you know about the origins of this virus?

Well, what I said in my article very briefly was about two scenarios. It emerged naturally

or escape from a lab. We've got no direct evidence for either scenario. But if you look at the

evidence we do have and ask which explains the evidence better. In my view, lab escape explains all

the available facts much more easily than the other scenario. So that's where we are. And I think

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