hearing we had on origins back in june of 2001. the reason we need to know is that the international community we need to know what kind of research is being done. gain of function research prohibited. then the nih rescinded their predictprohibition. are they trying to hide this because there was indirect funding of gain of function research. was there personal financial gain? do they feel complicit that they allowed a type of research that may have led to the virus becoming more contagious and more easily transmitted in humans? so we need to know about lab safety. there was not proper oversight by nih or by ecohealth of this laboratory. there wasn t disclosure when they knew that the virus was contagious. and there was human-to-human transmission. so we need to know those things and that s why it s important that we know the origins and why why we have these oversight hearings to hold dr. fauci
chicago. yeah, i grew up extremelyan poor. saghts, gas and water off at side?ame time where four people from chicago, like where in the south at seventy seventy second in dorchester wasd an one the areas. chatham neighborhood. yeah. so we moved aroundor quite a bid we. lived in a projects atactu one particular time actually down the streetale frm pastor brooks church. , that s a really tough area. yeah. rienceso we experience a multito locations becausule we would oftentimes have to move because maybe we were getting evicted, maybe somethintting else was gog on . tucker: so no money. no, no. evenreonw upey? really, really . but i m blessed to say that d my even though my mom and dadad were never married, my dadpick would pick me up on the weekends and he would take me to his parent s house and we would do catfish and spaghetti on fauci. he was interested in.was int? he was interested. and i m going to tell you partly the saving grace of why i am here today is because of m my fath
crowd-testing rallies as much as anything else into something verysystematic which is a cultural program of resentment. it s a harvesting of resentment against people who went to the kinds of universities he went to. he was a harvard law school graduate. and he s turned this into a predictable form of organized troving. that trump is just not capable throughs indiscipline of stick ing to. with the result of cultural elites. it wins blue collar votes not just with hispanics, but all kinds of hispanic backgrounds. he launches investigations into big pharma for allegedly misserving vaccines. he s called on fauci a bit like elon musk, to be held to account
platform does. the newspaper, they choose which letters of the editor to publish, not publish. but they re always moderating content. what is going to have to do the same thing. whether he likes, it or not. taken on fauci is a loser for him to go after the hearings coming up in 2023. real quick, from your perspective. is the way that he can be accountable. who doesn t answer to, now on twitter? the users. and if the uses are liking he s going to double down. the challenge here is engagement with twitter has actually gone up. it s one of those things were even though elon musk uses the platform to john s point. to spews beliefs. people can t get enough but watching the train cash. when you see engagement has gone up, more people have become twitter members? they re called users. now more users, more engagement tweets, i think that part of this new world is that everyone feels like they can engage in it for. whether or not you on one side of the other. i don t necessarily think