Dark Brandon Tries Again, with Andrew Klavan, and COVID Origins Deep Dive, with Dr. Alina Chan and Dr. Robert Garry | Ep. 426
Megyn Kelly begins the show with a deep dive into the origins of COVID-19 - was it from a lab leak, or from nature? On one side is Tulane virologist Dr. Robert Garry, who discusses why he says science points to COVID-19 originating from nature, the importance of the furin cleavage site, what was actually happening at the Wuhan lab, the experimentation with gain-of-function research, why Garry originally said it was not natural then changed mind, his personal conversations with Dr. Collins and Dr. Fauci, why he believes the wildlife market caused the "spillover," and more. Then Dr. Alina Chan, molecular biologist and MIT and Harvard scientific advisor, joins to discuss why she says science points to a leak from the Wuhan lab as the origin of COVID, what the reversal by scientists shows, the lack of transparency about the process, why Fauci and Collins would have wanted to clamp down on the lab leak theory, lack of evidence for both natural and lab origins, China's ongoing blame game, scientific naivete, why there might be suppression of data that could tell us more about the origins, and more. Then Andrew Klavan, host of The Andrew Klavan Show and author of "A Strange Habit of Mind," joins to talk Dark Brandon's MEGA MAGA speech, Biden counting on dominance over our information, the changing media landscape to bring more independent sources, White House's deleted tweet after they were flagged for misinformation, the Supreme Court hearing an affirmative action case, and more.
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