Welcome to the week in 60 Minutes from Spectator TV.

Silicon Valley has established itself as the biggest player in American politics in the wake of last week's

Capitol Hill riot. So we'll explore the power of the big tech yields in the age of social media.

We'll speak to Professor Francois Ballou, a geneticist at University College London, who can shed light

on the new strains of SARS-CoV-2 and the origins

of the virus, particularly timely this week as the HOOS investigators arrive in China.

And on the rollout of vaccines, we will turn to Israeli journalist and Shal Feffer to break down

exactly how Israel has seemingly done so well,

and what it means for Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election prospects. And of course, we'll have

our usual spectator TV hit with our political editors, James Forsyfe and Katie Balls, on hand

to update us on the latest from Westminster.

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Now, it's been just over a week since the storming of Capitol Hill by pro-Trump mob.

What a week it's been.

President Trump has been impeached for the second time.

That's the first for any city president.

But Twitter, YouTube,

and Facebook have all suspended his accounts. Many of his followers then moved to Parlor,

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