people around the world to that conflict. so i don't think we should minimize it in any way. and what we see across the board is often a normalization of activity. we saw it in charlottesville. we saw people marching in polo shirts and khaki pants shouting "jews will not replace us." so i think we have to be very conscious that normalization of statements like that, equating events where people's lives are lost, taken, where genocide occurs, to other activity, that's politics, and we don't need slogans right now. we need solutions to deal with the violence that's occurring on our streets and in our communities. >> very well said. michael, thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us here. >> thank you, don. u.s. intel finding that several researchers in wuhan were sick enough to be hospitalized in november of 2019. what were they sick with, and what does that tell us about the origins of the pandemic? a live report from china next.