Of a theory of covid origin was that originally discounted by those whose job it was to figure it all out. Together they formed a group called drastic to investigate covid19. One founder was a data scientist who works for a bank in new zealand whose asperger syndrome gives him a professional advantage in finding patterns in data. But while he was building a plausible case for a all about leak, more than two dozen scientists released a statement in a respected medical journal saying this, quote. Now to be sure there were crackpots and political hacks hoping to pin the origin on a wuhan lab in the hope of gaining a on china and a boost to president trump. After all trump said early on he had seen classified information indicating that the virus had come from the wuhan institute of virology. When asked he said i can t tell you that. I m not allowed to tell you that. The question now fearful of being drawn in a national political debate or cast as nativists did not pursue a theory that was
Kpop a vicious cancer. Dude, really? we ll dive into all of that happening. That s happening in the world of popular culture and media with a panel of experts. Also, inhumane coaching. Unrealistic pressures. Some gymnasts are blowing up everything we know about the world of gymnastics. Chelsea, the seventh most decorated gymnast in the entire united states joins me ahead. Welcome to the week. President biden s european vacation continued today in the u. K. Today was day two of the g7. The focus was on global infrastructure. Come batting china s growing influence and pandemic recovery and prevention. President biden continued his oneonone meetings with world leaders. During his sitdown with french president emmanuel macron, the message was clear. We re back. The united states has said, we re back. We feel very, very strongly about the cohesion of nato and i for one think that the european union is an incredibly strong and vibrant entity. We have to deal with this pandemic and the covid1
I will speak with a congressman. And attorney general merrick garland says the doj will turn its eye on new restrictive voting laws passing in states all across the country. We ll get to all of it. Welcome to the week. We begin with an astonishing story. Former attorney general william barr is attempting to distance himself from reporting that the trump doj seized the phone records of at least two prominent lawmakers. Barr tells politico that while he was attorney general, he was, quote, not aware of any congressman s records being sought in a leak case. The justice department has announced that the department s inspector general will investigate and democrats are calling on barr and trump s other former attorney general, jeff sessions, to testify before congress. But really none of us should be surprised. Remember, he literally called for this to happen. I call this receipts. Roll the tape. They ought to investigate adam schiff for leaking that information. He should not be leaking in
That s happening in the world of popular culture and social media with a panel of experts. Also, inhumane coaching. Unrealistic pressures. Some gymnasts are blowing up everything we know about the world of gymnastics. Chelsie, the seventh most decorated gymnast in the entire united states joins me ahead. Welcome to the week. President biden s european vacation continued today in the u. K. Chill vibes. Today was day two of the g7. The focus was on global infrastructure. Combatting china s growing influence and pandemic recovery and prevention. President biden continued his oneonone meetings with world leaders. During his sitdown with french president emmanuel macron, the message was clear. America is back. The united states has said, we re back. We feel very, very strongly about the cohesion of nato and i for one think that the european union is an incredibly strong and vibrant entity. We have to deal with this pandemic and the covid19. We have to take a lot of chances, climate change,
Good morning. I m poppy harlow. I m jim sciutto. Hours from now, president biden will leave the white house for oklahoma to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. It is just a horrific and sadly, a long ignored chapter in this nation s history. On may 31st, 1921, a white mob descended on what was a thriving black neighborhood, greenwood, in tulsa. Angry crowds went block to block. They looted. They killed. Eyewitnesses reported planes, a relatively new invention at the time, took part in the attacks. Attacks from the air. The destruction and devastation lasted until the next day. And the scenes afterwards just horrendous. Not just homes and businesses, but schools and churches also destroyed. The very heart of that community burned to the ground. Thousands were left homeless as many as 300 black americans were killed. Reflecting on that horror today, the president will meet with three survivors of the massacre, the oldest 107 years old. He is also expected to ann