the lab? what was there and why? dr. redfield is exactly right. i would go further. it's not just many scientists doing it. there's one scientist in particular the world's leading advocate of gain of research. that is dr. fauci. you don't have to take my word for it in 2011, ten years ago, he wrote an op-ed defending this kind of research in "the washington post" when it was in its infancy. the words he use, dr. fauci in "the washington post" were that engineering a potentially dangerous virus in a laboratory is worth taking. it makes us prepare for potential future pandemics. would he still say it's a risk worth taking when we see what has potentially happened. >> martha: you know, raises the question, even if that is a good argument, right? you have labs in texas and north carolina. the only other two places where

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