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Emerge out of china. the first one in 2002/2003. so if theres a pattern of naturally occurring serious sars pandemic coming out of vine, we need to understand why, or otherwise were going to see covid-26 and covid-32. im a little overconcerned maybe were overturnting the three lab workers even if its true. remember, "the south china morning post" a year or so ago claimed to identified patient ground zero from hubei province on november 17th, who was the first patient identified with covid. so th...

Daschik on the committee, they said there were people who got sick. we dont know how sick they were. at some point they were tested for antibodies. antibodies may be a way to say, did they have the infection in the past. he was told the antibodies were n negative. there are all these sorts of questions that still remains. >> do you think well have a conclusive answer here or too late? >> it is a good question. if you go back and look at sars back in 2002/2003. it took two years, many years after...

Virus. what we dont know is how sustained the transmission is. >> reporter: signs of the virus include fever, cough, and trouble breathing. in severe cases, patients suffer pneumonia, kidney failure, and death. there are no vaccinations. china was criticized for underovirus pandemic that killed nearly 800 people in 2002/2003, but the c.d.c. says chinas prompt reporting of this new virus helped them detect the first case here in the u.s. >> the global community and the united states have been pre...

Explain why he has essentially been able to get away with this for so long? >> i think it goes a long way to explaining why he has remained untouchable in plain sight. i mean, the most striking thing in a way about the indictment that was unsealed today is its old news. you know, and its old news to the social world, billionaires and politicians and academics and lawyers among whom jeffrey epstein still socializes. they are well aware. hes been seen out recently with surprisingly young-looking w...

Bear. what was the thinking behind this? how would this have worked? >> well, we have to remember in 2002/2003 the cia was desperate to ferret out the next attack after 9/11. they always used truth serum, its always been a holy grail because so many who show up at the cias door are making up stuff. they always thought about some kind of truth serum to get them to tell the truth? >> does it work? >> no, it doesnt work. thats probably why they didnt use it after 9/11. in the old days they were usi...

U.s. history. he writes about what he says as a dysfunctional culture in the usa in his become "the debriefing of the president." thanks for taking a few minutes, john. give us a sense here. your book is about 2003, saddam hussein, captured by the united states. you were sent in there to interview him, talk with him, have everythinconversations witr a period of months. what became clear to you during that is how wrong the intelligence, from the cia, from the intelligence community, had been. >> ...

But the dangers of escalation are real. >> the inspector general of the department of defense is investigating whether the u.s. military central command was doctoring intelligence to make it look more rosy in this war against isis. when you hear that, what do you think? >> i think its 2002/2003 all over again. if we find out that senior military officials are doctoring or altering the analysis that are put out by analysts, that is a terrifying -- something that is incredibly terribly about this....

Get back. get back. >> winter 2002/2003. as the white house drumbeat for war in iraq grows stronger, millions of people across the world are marching against it. >> no more war. no more war. >> in my country, in britain, we had more than 1 million people demonstrating on the streets of london against this war. the opposition to british participation in the war was absolutely immense. >> british prime minister tony blairs government, like its u.s. counterpart, denies vigorously that overthrowing ...

>> winter 2002/2003. as the white house drumbeat for war in iraq grows stronger, millions of people across the world are marching against it. >> no more war! no more war! >> in my country, in britain, we had more than 1 million people demonstrating on the streets of london against this war. the opposition to british participation in the war was absolutely immense. >> british prime minister tony blairs government like its u.s. counterpart denies vigorously that overthrowing saddam hussein is abou...

>> winter 2002/2003. as the white house drumbeat for war in iraq grows stronger, millions of people across the world are marching against it. >> no more war! no more war! >> in my country, in britain, we had more than 1 million people demonstrating on the streets of london against this war. the opposition to british participation in the war was absolutely immense. >> british prime minister tony blairs government like its u.s. counterpart denies vigorously that overthrowing saddam hussein is abou...