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IT IS TIME FOR BIDEN & the world to MAN UP & punish china for Wuhan COVER UP! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: The WHO advisory board member is now come out saying
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Speaker 1: China is still engaged in a massive cover up involving
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Speaker 1: destroying samples as well as silencing the scientists. The more
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Speaker 1: that China stone walls, the more suspicious things look to
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Speaker 1: the rest of the world. And we now know it's
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Speaker 1: pretty clear that the Wuhan Institute of Virology was not
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Speaker 1: only getting money from the United States of America, but
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Speaker 1: it's pretty clear now that's exactly where the virus started.
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Speaker 1: I will remind you exactly what the media said about
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Speaker 1: this when Donald Trump mentioned it, and not only when
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump mentioned it, but when Center Tom Cotton also
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Speaker 1: mentioned it, that this probably didn't come or may not
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Speaker 1: have come out of a wet market, that we need
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Speaker 1: to be looking at the Chinese Communist government. And immediately,
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Speaker 1: Doctor Fauci covered for them, immediately, Joe Biden started to
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Speaker 1: cover for them, immediately, Kamala Harris started to cover for them. Immediately,
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Speaker 1: the media in this country started to cover for the
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Speaker 1: Chinese Communist propaganda. Now you could argue that they're just
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Speaker 1: stupid and many in the media are just stupid, or
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Speaker 1: you could argue that they knew exactly what they were doing.
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Speaker 1: And they did it anyway, siding with the Chinese communists
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Speaker 1: and their propaganda, because if they said the other option,
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump then became right. So take a listen to
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Speaker 1: the useful idiots in the US media, either one being
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Speaker 1: used by the Chinese commis government spread propaganda, and or
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Speaker 1: two they knew that they were telling you a lie
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Speaker 1: on purpose to hurt Donald Trump. The best evidence suggests
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Speaker 1: that the kind of bat from which this virus jumped
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Speaker 1: to humans wasn't even present there. But you know the
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Speaker 1: worst of all, whether it came from the lab or
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Speaker 1: came from the bats, it all came from China. Because
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Speaker 1: we don't know where the novel coronavirus came from. Yet
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Speaker 1: the conspiracy theories filled a void. I'm telling you that
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Speaker 1: chicoms are trying to weaponize this thing. Conservative talk show
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Speaker 1: host Rush Limbaugh with zero proof, suggesting a Chinese bioweapon
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Speaker 1: lab is to blame. It is this question about the
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Speaker 1: Wuhan lab. We know that it's been debunked. Those same
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Speaker 1: agencies now have been tapped with investigating one of Trump
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Speaker 1: World's most favorite conspiracy theories. This week, Donald Trump is
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Speaker 1: still pushing the debunked bunkum despite his own intelligence community's
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Speaker 1: findings that that is simply not true, and there is
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Speaker 1: simply no reason to believe that that is the case.
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Speaker 1: There is no empirical evidence to verify that. Coming up
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Speaker 1: with a conspiracy theory to try and bowmen to xenophobia
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Speaker 1: with respect to the Chinese has just as much factual
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Speaker 1: support as taking clorox. He can't just sit back and
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Speaker 1: let the doctors and the scientists do their jobs. He's
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Speaker 1: got to chime in. He may pick up the conspiracy
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Speaker 1: theory that this was some weapon. People don't keep bats
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Speaker 1: in complete blowey, We don't need to involve conspiracy theories.
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Speaker 1: This is just another example of the president trying to
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Speaker 1: change the narrative from his own failings. The problem for
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Speaker 1: President Trump is that he's running for reelection, is looking
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Speaker 1: for ways to deflect blame for the performance of the administration.
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Speaker 1: If you look at the evolution of the virus in
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Speaker 1: bats and what's out there now, it is very very
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Speaker 1: strongly leaning towards this could not have been artificially or
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Speaker 1: deliberately manipulated. So I wanted to ask, are you still
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Speaker 1: confident that it developed naturally? No? Actually, that's the point
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Speaker 1: that I said, No, I'm not convinced about that. I
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Speaker 1: think that we should continue to investigate what went on
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Speaker 1: in China. Now you hear Fauci obviously changing course. The
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Speaker 1: lie that was told cost millions of people their lives
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Speaker 1: in the world. It's not just America, but America is
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Speaker 1: not leading on holding China accountable. Certainly cost millions of
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Speaker 1: people their lives, Certainly cost hundreds of thousands of Americans
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Speaker 1: their lives in this country. Now you would think that
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Speaker 1: this administration would actually want to get to the bottom
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Speaker 1: of six hundred thousand American deaths. Think about what we
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Speaker 1: did as a country after nine eleven, when thousands of
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Speaker 1: Americans were killed, but nothing like six hundred thousand Americans
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Speaker 1: dead from a virus, something you can't see, something that
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Speaker 1: you virtually can't fight against. Think about what we did,
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Speaker 1: what happened in this country, and we have an administration
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Speaker 1: that's just not willing to hold them accountable at all
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Speaker 1: or even ask questions. Which brings me to a really
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Speaker 1: interesting opinion piece in the Washington Post. There was an
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Speaker 1: opinion piece put together by Mike Pompeo and Lewis Libby.
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Speaker 1: Mike Pompeo served to the US Secretary of State and
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Speaker 1: Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Lewis Libby served as
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Speaker 1: Chief of Staff and National security advisor to the Vice President.
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Speaker 1: Both are at the sentence to both of them have
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Speaker 1: had to deal with China directly. They're op ed that
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Speaker 1: they put out reads like this. A great diplomatic challenge
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Speaker 1: lies before the Biden administration. Chinese Communist Party malfeasance sped
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Speaker 1: the coronavirus into an unsuspecting world, killing three point seven
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Speaker 1: million people so far and inflicting global economic havoc, also
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Speaker 1: pain on the people that didn't die but got COVID.
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Speaker 1: President Biden has an opportunity, and they say more importantly,
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Speaker 1: a responsibility, to lead a fair, effective international response. Whether
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Speaker 1: he does so will have enormous implications for the future.
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Speaker 1: Four months into his administration, Biden shows little sign of
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Speaker 1: rising to this task. On March twenty sixth, he announced
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Speaker 1: he was giving the US Intelligence Committee ninety more day
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Speaker 1: working with US scientists to report on COVID nineteen's origins
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Speaker 1: in China, whether from infected animals or a laboratory leak.
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Speaker 1: But it also laid down a marker that the true
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Speaker 1: source may never be known. Yeah, he actually said that
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Speaker 1: regardless of how this investigation turns out, the regime of
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Speaker 1: Chinese President Zi has already committed more than enough wrongdoing
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Speaker 1: to warn a strong response by the world's leading democracies,
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Speaker 1: a coalition that Biden should start to organize right now.
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Speaker 1: The bill of particulars against the Chinese Communist Party begins
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Speaker 1: with the overwhelming evidence that for weeks and weeks in
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Speaker 1: late twenty nineteen in early twenty twenty, as the coronavirus
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Speaker 1: was loose in China and people fell ill, Beijing not
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Speaker 1: only covered upped stangers exponentially accelerate international harm by not
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Speaker 1: stopping it from leaving their borders as well. And even
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Speaker 1: as the Communist Chinese Party leaders eventually imposed domestic restrictions,
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Speaker 1: they allowed unwitting travelers to visit infected zones and then
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Speaker 1: spread those diseases and death literally to the entire world. Quote.
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Speaker 1: And it was China's reckless conduct of inherently dangerous activities,
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Speaker 1: whether in unsanitary quote wet markets where live animals are
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Speaker 1: sold for food, or in Chinese Communist Party run virology
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Speaker 1: labs that unleashed the virus in the first place. No
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Speaker 1: responsible state would have behaved so badly, as most democratic
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Speaker 1: world leaders would privately acknowledge, yet they hesitate to say
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Speaker 1: so publicly, no doubt aware of what happened last spring
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Speaker 1: when the Australian government urged an independent inquiry into Cod
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Speaker 1: of nineteen's origins, Beijing instantly retaliated with punitive trade sanctions
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Speaker 1: and other words, don't screw with us, will come after you.
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Speaker 1: Presidency seems to be reviving the tradition of Chinese emperors
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Speaker 1: who ended their instructions to offense to officials by saying, quote,
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Speaker 1: tremble and obey. China already knows it can go largely
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Speaker 1: unpunished for its push into the South China Sea, for
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Speaker 1: its outrages against the for its outrages against the weaker
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Speaker 1: people in xing Yang, for throttling democracy in Hong Kong,
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Speaker 1: for intellectual property theft that costs foreign states hundreds of
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Speaker 1: billions of dollars annually. If the Chinese Communist Party similarly
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Speaker 1: escapes consequences for playing the central role in a strike
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Speaker 1: that killed millions of innocent people in homes across the world,
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Speaker 1: it will grow even bolder, seeing few lines it dares
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Speaker 1: not cross. Here in lines Biden's diplomatic opportunity. Pompeio writes,
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Speaker 1: every nation suffers. Seldom does a present have such timber
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Speaker 1: to build coalitions. The leading democracies must act together. Their
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Speaker 1: great economic power could do much to persuade China to
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Speaker 1: curb its dangerous viral research activities, cooperate with the investigation
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Speaker 1: of the coronavirus's origins, and over time pay some measure
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Speaker 1: of the pandemics damages to other nations. Failing that, and
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Speaker 1: the Chinese Commuist Party energy would surely balk An international
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Speaker 1: coalition could impose heavy costs on CCP leaders and China's
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Speaker 1: economic activities. The Chinese Communist Party needs access to the
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Speaker 1: bull of the world economy. They don't have that. Side
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Speaker 1: note here, China doesn't have the power they have right now.
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Speaker 1: They've got to have people buying their stuff all over
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Speaker 1: the world. The Biden led coalition they're going to write
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Speaker 1: would need to ready collaborated unilateral and multilateral measures against
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Speaker 1: the Chinese Commist Party leadership and Chinese entities. If the
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Speaker 1: Chinese Commist Party will not act responsibly towards the world,
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Speaker 1: the world should not protect their leaders and their assets
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Speaker 1: hidden abroad. The world should enforce claims against china state
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Speaker 1: owned enterprises and improper commercial activities, as well as Kurtel
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Speaker 1: preferential treatment of Chinese entities. Such measures could be phased
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Speaker 1: in to give diplomacy time. New policies, new agreements, or
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Speaker 1: even new laws may be needed. Would such measures be fair?
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Speaker 1: In the United States, we punish destructive destruction of evidence
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Speaker 1: and consider cover ups as indicating culpability. We hold inherently
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Speaker 1: dangerous activities to strict liability. China is already clearly guilty
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Speaker 1: of these counts. The Chinese Communist Party would surely retaliate harshly.
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Speaker 1: It might disrupt supply chains and punish people in companies
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Speaker 1: most likely to unravel the Democratic Alliance. Like China, we
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Speaker 1: have vulnerabilities, including our own supply chains, some of which
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Speaker 1: we should urgently address. Finding ways to deflect the blows
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Speaker 1: from China's response would be the most demanding part of
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Speaker 1: Biden's diplomatic challenge. The Chinese Communist Party has benefited enormously
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Speaker 1: from access to an orderly world, having thrown the world
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Speaker 1: into discord through its misconduct, China could have tried to
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Speaker 1: write matters by embracing full disclosure and an international investigation
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Speaker 1: into what went wrong. Instead, when Biden announced his directive
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Speaker 1: to the US intelligence community, Beijing responded with scorn the
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Speaker 1: leading democracies. They closed by saying may choose to swallow
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Speaker 1: their losses to avoid confrontation. Biden may resolve to be
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Speaker 1: tougher next time, but history shows that next time is
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Speaker 1: often too late. Now, one of the things that's starting
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Speaker 1: to be brought up around the world, and it's a
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Speaker 1: point that I think everyone needs to talk about, is
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Speaker 1: what if China did this as a test run. What
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Speaker 1: if they wanted to see if they what would happen
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Speaker 1: if they got a virus out to the world, And
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Speaker 1: what would happen to the world if they got that
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Speaker 1: virus out. What happens if maybe in the future Chinese
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Speaker 1: Communist Party leaders aside to inflict pain on the rest
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Speaker 1: of the world, while maybe their own people would have
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Speaker 1: the medicine, the vaccine needed to make sure their country
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Speaker 1: didn't fall at all. Now, you could certainly make the argument, Ben,
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Speaker 1: that's far fetched, right. You could argue that, you could
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Speaker 1: argue they would never do that. I would make the
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Speaker 1: counter argument to that. Give me one example of where
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Speaker 1: China can be trusted at all. When it comes to
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Speaker 1: value in life. They don't even value the life of
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Speaker 1: their own citizens. Why would they value your life or
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Speaker 1: anyone else's in the world. In fact, we know they
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Speaker 1: could have warned the world about this virus, and they
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Speaker 1: deliberately and purposely chose not to do it. Millions died
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Speaker 1: because of what China did. Millions more have lost their livelihoods,
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Speaker 1: have lost their jobs, have lost their families, have gone
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Speaker 1: into deep depression, have committed suicide because of this virus.
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Speaker 1: And we have a media that is decided to protect
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Speaker 1: the Chinese communist interests for the American people's interests. Think
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Speaker 1: about that. Now, here's the problem with the incompetence of
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Speaker 1: the Biden administration and the reason why I think they
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Speaker 1: probably will not do what Pompeio has just said. Secretary Blinkin,
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Speaker 1: for example, can't name any real pressure that Biden will
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Speaker 1: apply on China for the COVID nineteen not only obstruction,
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Speaker 1: but really destruction of human life and economies worldwide, certainly
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Speaker 1: not in this country. Axios on HBO had this sit
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Speaker 1: down interview with Secretary Blinkin. Take a listen. I think
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Speaker 1: the international community is clear that we have to have
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Speaker 1: the international community has to have access, it has to
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Speaker 1: have information, it has to have meaningful So what's the
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Speaker 1: real pressure the US will put on China for access
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Speaker 1: to the lab? If China deny eyes the information, denies
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Speaker 1: the access, denies the transparency that's needed, and you well,
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Speaker 1: let's see, Mike, at the end of the day, it's
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Speaker 1: profoundly in China's interest to do this as well, because, look,
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Speaker 1: it's suffered too in the in the outbreak of this pandemic.
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Speaker 1: It presumably has an interest as well, especially if it
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Speaker 1: purports to be a responsible international actor, to do everything
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Speaker 1: it can to provide all the information it has to
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Speaker 1: make sure we can hopefully prevent this from happening again.
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Speaker 1: In other words, nothing, We don't have any plan to
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Speaker 1: do any of this. Nothing, nothing, What are you going
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Speaker 1: to do? I don't know how's this going to work?
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Speaker 1: Don't know. What do you think it's going to happen?
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Speaker 1: Don't know. Really, this is where we are. This is
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Speaker 1: what this administration has to offer. That's it. This is
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Speaker 1: all you got. Nothing else. Ah, we might do something.
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Speaker 1: We don't know what we're gonna do. We're not sure
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Speaker 1: what we're gonna do now. Governors are even fighting back
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Speaker 1: now as they should. Governor to Santas has just signed
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Speaker 1: a bill to combat the Chinese Kimist Party influence in
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Speaker 1: Florida and called for accountability for China and bureaucracies, telling
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Speaker 1: other governors do the same. We're here today to sign
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Speaker 1: two important pieces of legislation into law, and the goal
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Speaker 1: of these bills is to stop combat nefarious foreign influence
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Speaker 1: in corporate espionage in Florida. If you look at what's
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Speaker 1: gone on now with the coronavirus pandemic and the cover
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Speaker 1: up of the origins of COVID nineteen, it's pretty clear
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Speaker 1: that this was a virus that almost assuredly leaked out
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Speaker 1: of this lab in Wu Hand. This is a lab
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Speaker 1: where these scientists were working very closely with the Communist
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Speaker 1: Party of China as well as the Chinese military. When
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Speaker 1: you had these folks fall ill who are working in
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Speaker 1: that lab last fall, the Communist Party at China decided
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Speaker 1: to cover it up. They didn't give any information out,
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Speaker 1: they didn't ask for any assistance, they didn't give a
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Speaker 1: heads up to anybody. They tried to cover it up,
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Speaker 1: and basically the world has had to endure over a
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Speaker 1: year and a half of a lot of bad stuff
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Speaker 1: as a result of this, so they covered it up
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Speaker 1: and they need to be held accountable for this. But
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Speaker 1: I also think if you look at what's happened since then,
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Speaker 1: it's pretty clear that if you go back last year
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Speaker 1: to beginning a twenty twenty January February, there were people
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Speaker 1: scurrying around him. You see this in Fauci's emails to
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Speaker 1: try to cover up the fact that this may have
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Speaker 1: gone out of a lab. You actually had people saying
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Speaker 1: there's no way it could have come out of lab,
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Speaker 1: when privately they were acknowledging it very well likely did
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Speaker 1: come out of the lab. And so I think what
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Speaker 1: this is exposed is you do have relationships between a
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Speaker 1: lot of these institutions in China, particularly in the research
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Speaker 1: realm and bureaucrats. In the United States, you have a
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Speaker 1: whole bunch of other institutions, and so our bills today
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Speaker 1: focus on foreign influence writ large. It absolutely the seven
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Speaker 1: countries that are identified, specifically, of course the Communist Party
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Speaker 1: of China, but yes, Communist Cuba, Venezuela, all those, and
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Speaker 1: it's all very important. But I think if you look
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Speaker 1: right now, there is no single entity that exercises a
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Speaker 1: more pervasive, nefarious influence across a wide range of American
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Speaker 1: industries and institutions than the Communist Party of China. Don't
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Speaker 1: you wish that what was just said by Governor de
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Speaker 1: Santis would actually be said by Joe Biden. I hope
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Speaker 1: other governors do the exact same thing here, because Secretary
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Speaker 1: Blincoln in this administration, not being able to name one
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Speaker 1: real thing of pressure that they're actually putting on China
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Speaker 1: tells you that either the Chinese Communist government has something
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Speaker 1: on Hunter Biden and Joe Biden and Joe Biden's brother,
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Speaker 1: or we just have a really weak president. You know,
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Speaker 1: We've got these COVID relief money that we're spending like crazy,
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Speaker 1: We've got trillions of dollars in debt, we have hundreds
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Speaker 1: of thousands that are dead, and we have a COVID
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Speaker 1: lab leak. You know, even kind of Lisa Rice had
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Speaker 1: this to say about the story, and then she put it,
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Speaker 1: She's like, well, I guess it's better late than never
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Speaker 1: that we finally found out. Well, the first thing is
19:56
Speaker 1: to recognize that there was too of a tendency early
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Speaker 1: on to dismiss this possibility of a laboratory leak and
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Speaker 1: the reason why you got to ask yourself as why,
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Speaker 1: it's because Donald Trump mentioned it. And it's because the
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Speaker 1: will useful or willful idiot of the Chinese communist media
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Speaker 1: in this country were more than happy to sell you
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Speaker 1: fake communist propaganda to hurt Donald Trump at number one.
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Speaker 1: And I think there was a lot, and I think
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Speaker 1: the press bears some responsibility for this. I would argue
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Speaker 1: the press bears more than just some responsibility. They're the
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Speaker 1: ones that attacked anybody that was trying to warn you
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Speaker 1: and use facts to explain to you about what was
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Speaker 1: going on in Wuhan. That this wet market claim is
20:47
Speaker 1: pretty ridiculous. While it had to be animal to human transmission,
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Speaker 1: these were conspiracy theories about a laboratory leak, and in fact,
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Speaker 1: some of the evidence was right in front of our faces.
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Speaker 1: We know that there were State Department diplomats who inspected,
21:05
Speaker 1: so to speak, that laboratory and came back and said
21:08
Speaker 1: that the safety practices were substandard. When we knew that
21:13
Speaker 1: there were patients back in November that had suspicious systems,
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Speaker 1: maybe that was the time to start asking tough questions.
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Speaker 1: And I think we perhaps didn't say enough about the
21:27
Speaker 1: problems of the who going in and allowing the Chinese
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Speaker 1: to control the territory while they were trying to investigate.
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Speaker 1: So now better late than never. I'm glad we are
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Speaker 1: fully looking at this. I'm not sure we'll ever know
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Speaker 1: fully the story, but putting pressure on the Chinese, taking
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Speaker 1: this to the United Nations, raising the profile of what
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Speaker 1: China needs to do to help us get this right.
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Speaker 1: I was actually a National security advisor when SARS hit,
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Speaker 1: and it was the same problem. We knew something was happening.
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Speaker 1: We couldn't get answers from the Chinese, and so if
22:04
Speaker 1: we're not going to keep repeating this problem, and this
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Speaker 1: one had much more devastating consequences, then we're going to
22:11
Speaker 1: have to be a little bit more aggressive with the
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Speaker 1: Chinese about the need to cooperate. But I think we
22:17
Speaker 1: made a mistake earlier on in many many people, many
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Speaker 1: officials dismissed this possibility. I love kind of Lisa Rice.
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Speaker 1: It reminds me of what real leadership sounds like. She
22:33
Speaker 1: was there when Stars hit and she said, exactly what
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Speaker 1: China did this time is exactly what they did with Stars,
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Speaker 1: same exact thing. No information, no regard for human life,
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Speaker 1: no regard for the world, no regard for those hurting, suffering,
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Speaker 1: or dying. No transparency, not allowing people to come in
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Speaker 1: and see what's going on. She's sitting there telling you
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Speaker 1: that you better start getting tough with China at some
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Speaker 1: point or they're gonna keep doing it. It's gonna get worse.
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Speaker 1: You think it's bad this time, I mean, we've got
23:05
Speaker 1: we're talking about what four million dead. I mean, we've
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Speaker 1: got a World Health Organization chief scientists that was served
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Speaker 1: legal notice in India for allegedly suppressing data on drug
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Speaker 1: to treat COVID nineteen. The Indian Bar Association has taken
23:22
Speaker 1: legal action against the World Health Organization's chief scientists for
23:27
Speaker 1: her alleged role in spreading disinformation on the use of
23:32
Speaker 1: certain medicines to treat COVID nineteen. Just think about that
23:40
Speaker 1: World Health Organization. You can't trust the United Nations, you
23:43
Speaker 1: cannot trust This President's doing nothing to hold them accountable. Hell,
23:48
Speaker 1: the world is like afraid of China, and so we're
23:50
Speaker 1: gonna let them get away with murdering. And I would argue,
23:52
Speaker 1: at this point's murder when you know that you have
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Speaker 1: a deadly disease, and you know you're letting it get
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Speaker 1: outside of your borders, and you know that you're lying
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Speaker 1: to the people they're dealing with it. How is that
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Speaker 1: not murder? Let's just call it what it is. The
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Speaker 1: lab week theory now is not a theory anymore. It's
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Speaker 1: a reality. And people like CNN, they're out there pushing
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Speaker 1: these theories, making them fat for state run communist media.
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Speaker 1: And now they've been caught. Why would anybody trust them ever? Again?
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