[national anthem] [national anthem] muck finish if [national anthem] if if will: good morning and is welcome to fox & friends weekend on this saturday coming to you live from new york city seated in the heart of the best country in the world. [laughter] pete: absolutely. will: i just with, i ve got some recent context [laughter] rachel: oh! i get i was, like, what is going on here? pete: i didn t get it for a second. he just recently rearrive toed, he s jet lagged, came back from france. will: it s nice. rachel: tell me what it was will: just america s the best. that s just the way it is, okay? that s not even an opinion, that s a fact. rachel: something a happened in france. will: no, nothing happened, it rained. pete: he had a terrible time will: no, i didn t have a terrible time. [laughter] america s great. that s all i m here to say. america is rachel: well, you landed, you went to france, you came back and realized our judicial system is
regarding the grant termination. does that violate policy? it was inappropriate for him to go doing that for a grantee as a conflict of interest, among other things. on march 29, 2021, dr. morens edited a letter that dr. das yak was sending to nih. does that violate policy? yes. he provided him with advice regarding how to mislead nih on eco health s late progress report. does that violate policy? it was wrong and inappropriate and violated policy. on december 7th, 2021, dr. morens wrote to the chair of eco health s board of directors to quote put in a word, end quote, for the doctor. does that violate policy? should not have done that. that was wrong. it violates policy. i m not sure of a specific policy. i imagine it does. he should not have been doing that. in addition to all those actions dr. morens wrote to the doctor peter from tony s recent comments to me they are trying to protect you, end quote. did you ever talk to dr. morens about dr. daczak and e
$120,000 a year grant in a $6 billion budget. if they were going to do something on the side, they had plenty of other money to do it. they wouldn t necessarily have to use $120,000 nih grant to do it. i appreciate that. it means something could happen. i m glad you kept an open mind. one final thing. do you think they could have done it without the humanized mice that we gave them? could have done what, sir? could they have done any other research with the humanized mice that we gave them? china didn t have humanized mice before we gave them to wuhan. isn t it accurate they might have been able to do extra stuff with our mice? that s a hypothetical that i can t really answer what they could. you can t say it count have happened. i yield back. you want me to prove a negative. now recognize miss castor from florida.
scientific basis for social distancing and claims he was not involved in the nih grant for the wuhan lab and denies gain of function research occurred. here s what was pete: here s what it is, he s testifying monday. rachel: ray a yeah. pete: and what you re referring to, rachel, which is something you ve covered and we ve covered a lot is that behind closed doors he admitted rachel: yes with, he did pete: earlier this year that he didn t have any scientific evidence for all of this. so on monday they re going to say, hey, why did you do x if you said y behind closed doors? this is from january. we re just getting it now. t just being revealed from this house transcript ahead of his testimony. this is what the house oversight committee asked dr. anthony fauci about masking kids. was there ever a cost benefit analysis on the unintended consequences of masking kids if if fauci said, not to my knowledge. rachel: not to my knowledge. then fauci said, you know, i
Join us for an exclusive Native Bidaské as host Levi Rickert interviews Joseph Yracheta, M.S. (Pūrepecha – Mexican Indigenous)., shedding light on the $9 million NIH grant awarded to Stanford University and Native BioData Consortium. Yracheta is a distinguished figure of Pūrepecha descent with a Master’s in Pharmacogenomics from the University of Washington. Stanford University and Native BioData Consortium have received a $9 million NIH grant to establish an Indigenous Data Repository, RADx Tribal Data Repository (RADx TDR).