responsibility? greg: she s learning to hide. it worked for joe. i have a theory, would you like to hear it? dagen: of course. greg: many offenders are guilty of distance privilege, they are far enough away from the problem for it not to matter so you have this declaration of disaster, those are the people and everybody else asked about it, not a big deal, not a big deal, you are not there. in new york city we can reap the benefits of the cheap labor at our restaurants. but we never have to deal with the problems. dagen: the chattering classes and delete here in new york and in los angeles and washington, d.c., to texas and go, you know, those stupid rednecks, they don t really care what happens in red states, to jesse s point. i just want to know how many screaming kids is a going to take for biden and company to
two greatest enemies of climate change activists. could it be climate terrorism? you re asking the question. greg: i ve got to disagree. if he holds firm, you know, there s going to be something we can get out of this. there s going to be something. if putin decides to have him killed, that s something, you know? it s possible. the three the fastest is up next.
don t eat lunch at all. greg: what you eat for breakfast and dinner? i eat oatmeal and i would eat spaghetti for dinner but my wife is and allow that. i eat oatmeal every single morning, i m a creature of habit, i like a routine and so if anybody wants to kill me i have all the same routine every single day. [laughter] the 30 or 40 million people that want to do that. sandra: trey, nobody here is surprise, you are fantastic and we loved having you as a colleague. one thing you are really good at it and i love watching you and the 7:00 hour on a weeknight that you ve done a couple weeks, you have a way of always finding the right side of everything. why are you optimistic about the future, trey? sandra, first of all, thank you for saying that, someone i do respect respect as much and watch as much as you come i respect you for that.
that research regarding this. i just wanted to say a personal thank you on behalf of our staff and collaborators for publicly standing up and stating that the scientific evidence so far it s a natural origin for covid-19 from a bat to human spill over, not a lab release from the wuhan institute of virology. my first question is why we dr. fauci have been communicating directly with a researcher from the wuhan lab and did he take that researcher at his word? greg: i think that researcher, fact-check me on this, somebody over there. jesse: who are you talking to? greg: anybody. this dude was really involved in this stuff and he was on the board of fact-checking on facebook so he had his finger in everything. by the way, the book title is expect the unexpected: ten lessons in truth, service, and the way forward.
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