She was prepared with it looked like, you know, a few clips from articles where the press in the early days of the pandemic were saying that perhaps the coronavirus would not be that serious. But getting to i guess the more substantive content of that briefing, there was one point, wolf, where she said that not every american needs to be tested, that that would be nonsensical, you would have to test people over and over again if that were the situation in this country. We should point out, over here at the white house, the president and the Vice President are tested often. So are other aides close to both of those leaders. And so they do do repeated testing over here at the white house. She was also asked about whether or not the administration is recommending that americans wear masks around the country. And she basically stated at one point, wolf, that it is essentially just that, just a recommendation, because as we know, there are some people who wear masks around this country and
And there are so many inconsistencies in what has been said in this case. So, yes, look at the facts. And i assure you, it did not than. Period. Period. Joining our conversation is an dlee an dldrea mitchell and also reverend sharp ton. And i can just imagine all the questions that reverend al will be wanting to ask. That was a very tough interview that mika did. And went through a lot of things that lot of people have been wants to know. And joe biden came out and was forceful in his dienial. And weve learned that ali vitali called the National Archives because joe biden said today that he is going to write a letter and we understand that that is in progress to the National Archives to release anything that would indicate that tara reade, this woman who briefly worked in the senate in 1992 and 93 had filed a Sexual Harassment case as she said that she did, not mentioning Sexual Assault. She says now that she filed a harassment complaint. No one ever found a record of that. And so bide
adopted by the consensus that really became impossible to ignore. jon: let s look at some of them that are outlined in the editorial piece the wuhan rolla g lab origin theory of covid-19 when it was initially suggested that it might ve been a lively that brought this terrible plague on the world there were a lot in the media who pooh-poohed the idea and politics as well. absolutely, we remember when our colleague maria bartiromo had senator cotten on her show in early 2020 talking about the possibility that this virus could of been the result of an accidental stay or could of been engineered or possibly created a lab and allowed in some way to escape. this was treated as a bizarre conspiracy theory. to this day we re still not sure if the chinese government as not allowed full accounting of what
recovery and consumers may start to really feel that 1-2 punch of stagnant growth coupled with high inflation. what i can tell you is that wall street right now, bret, in the midst of earnings that s when company open their books on the last quarter and guide for the future what they say might be more important than ever, bret. bret: we will follow it lawrence, thanks. bret s bring in marc siegel professor of medicine at langone medical center at new york university has an exclusive interview with the director of the national institutes of health. dr. siegel? how are you? hi, bret. bret, last april you were one of the first to report on lab leak as a strong possibility for covid origins and the events that followed. as you know buzz field revealed that an email with an article about one of your segments was forwarded from the head of the nih, dr. francis collins to dr. fauci with a sung line, quote: conspiracy gains momentum. now, i spoke with dr. collins last week and now he is de