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Martin and Ely Anderson Senior Fellow in Military History and Classics at the

Hoover Institution and the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished Fellow in

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Welcome back Victor. So lots so much going on. I know that our Friday news

roundup, we had quite a series of stories, but I didn't get one in that I was

particularly interested in and it is the CIA whistleblower who is saying that

the CIA was investigating the lab origin of COVID and they came up that it was

probably came out of a lab, but then they were apparently according to the

whistleblower paid off to say that the origin of COVID was uncertain.

And I was wondering, do you have thoughts on that? It's a very strange

a strange connection to COVID I think. Well they had a team, a CIA team, and apparently six out of

the seven investigators who reviewed the evidence. And I guess what they could do

in addition to what doctors could do, they weren't looking at the genetic sequence or the medical

aspects, but they were relying on stealthy sources, probably in China or people who had examined

Chinese media or had intercepted voice and email or text communications and they came to the

conclusion that the majority were from the majority of the evidence indicated that the virus had

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