I think we witnessed that during COVID. They drove it in a very bad direction.

In Eisenhower's very prescient farewell speech, he not only warned us about the military industrial complex, he warned us about government funding of research.

We need to do a lot of oversight, not just on the origin, which is an important aspect of this, but on everything.

We could use a public debate regarding all things vaccine, the profit, motive of it, and everything else.

I think we witnessed that during COVID. They drove it in a very bad direction.

What possible reason is there to be producing what nature probably could not produce? Why are we doing this?

He said you do that, then scientists are going to be more interested in their grant, in obtaining a grant than pursuing truthful science.

My guess is the smoking gun exists somewhere under these heavy redactions.

Anthony Fauci has led out billions of dollars' worth of grants, right? He controls an awful lot of information.

Now that, that is somebody who's scrambling to cover up his backside for funding dangerous research at the Wuhan lab for five years.

We may not have a smoking gun, but the circumstantial evidence is strong that this was a man-made virus.

Again, that's the rationale they used. The thing they really scared the public on was the 1918 Flu Pandemic.

Will you at least admit that people who are raising the possibility of a lab leak, were not conspiracy theorists?

In Eisenhower's very prescient farewell speech, he not only warned us about the military industrial complex, he warned us about government funding of research.

I think one of the things we have to provide oversight is the sabotage of early treatment using widely available cheap and safe generic drugs.

What possible reason is there to be producing what nature probably could not produce? Why are we doing this?

We need to do a lot of oversight, not just on the origin, which is an important aspect of this, but on everything.

I think we witnessed that during COVID. They drove it in a very bad direction.