00:05Good morning, everybody.
00:07We are entering in upon a hearing to try to bring resolution to the American public.
00:14A million Americans died in the pandemic, and they deserve to know why dangerous research was funding Wuhan.
00:20I hope we get that answer today.
00:22And what about the idea that the university involved with this?
00:28I think the American people would be very disappointed if that happens.
00:34Somebody worked for 40 years for government.
00:36I think they have an obligation to explain to Americans how was the decision made?
00:42Who made the decision?
00:43Why was the decision made to fund dangerous research in Wuhan, China?
00:48It was in a lower level security lab, a lab that didn't have adequate security.
00:53These were dangerous experiments.
00:54A lot of people think this began with COVID.
00:57It began 10 years before.
00:58It began with the question of whether we should allow experiments to gain function to the avian flu.
01:05People talk about the avian flu.
01:0710 years ago, they made it more transmissible through the air to mammals,
01:11through an NIH-approved funding that Dr. Fauci supported.
01:15This is a big discussion.
01:16It needs to go.
01:16There, I think, in the hands of the avian flu,
01:17It's a big discussion and my name is because we have the falling "-t."
01:18These folks have already proven anything more, but also for them to sort of bread and
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