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Committees of jurisdiction guide the discussions ahead working with the administration and asking the administration tough questions. when we can do that in a way that can be shared with the american public, we will. but declassification conversations are best left to the executive. >> harris: the house subcommittee on the pandemic says it will hold its first hearing on the origins of covid-19 next week and even though two agencies, the f.b.i. and energy department have both said the virus most ...

To melbourne now where we can speak to james straw, an epidemiologist at the school of public help and preventable medicine at monash university. —— public health. thank you for joining us. what do you make of those fbi claims that it originated in a lab? i think this particular _ originated in a lab? i think this particular news - originated in a lab? i thinkl this particular news doesnt tell us anything we didnt already know. weve already had multiple agencies from the us and agencies arou...

Must put in place. i hope they will read my report and consider whether anything more needs to be done. for reasons that i have already given, i have not commented on the effectiveness of prevent as a programme. it should be noted that the inquiry however, several police officers spoke highly of it as a programme and how successful it can be in some cases. william shawcross did speak of the radicalisation of salman abedi in his report. he did not have the benefit, as i did, of an intensive inves...

Parliament will be vigilant in monitoring their implementation. we welcome the other conclusions and recommendations in this report. it is clear that salman abedi should have been referred to prevent. it is clear that the education system needs to be more vigilant in picking up needs to be more vigilant in picking up signs of radicalisation. it is clear that didsbury mask turned a blind eye to extremism in its midst. sirjohns report today contains many lessons. we must heed every one of them and...

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These are his first public comments on the fbis investigation, and he reiterates that there is moderate confidence from the agencys investigation that this started as a lab leak. i think what we would love to see is some of the intel that actually details why they come to that conclusion. but he held back on specifics, as of most of these agencies as they have come forward with their conclusions. as far as the chinese and how theyre going to go forward with this, its been playbook at this point ...

That is precisely what that capability was designed for. >> director wray added the deep euros investigation continues, and the chinese government seems to be, quote, thwarting and update the work here. dan culver joins us now for more. what is the reaction of these comments? obviously, they said this before. >> they will continue to do it again. its stigma fig and given that these are the first public comments on the fbis investigation, and he reiterated that there is moderate confidence from t...

Confidence and some high confidence like the department of energy. are they looking at the same intelligence? i dont understand how they come to different conclusions about this unless the conclusions are politically motivated. any time someone says to you, especially someone in power, the science is settled. do not believe them. that is not what science is. science should constantly be challenged, pushed, questioned and that is how you come to the truth. and we were misdirected so we wouldnt re...

In 2021, experts from the world health organization went to wuhan to carry out a joint investigation with china. they said the lab leak theory was "extremely unlikely". but that investigation has been criticised. our correspondent in beijing, steven mcdonell, explains. we followed them around, and they sort of came up with with, no solid conclusions, really, as to the origins of the origins of covid and the who was supposed of the further inquiry, they�*re supposed to be a new team coming to c...

Consensus. this was on monday. the work is still ongoing. there hasnt been the final conclusion arrived at here and not everyone in the intelligence community across the intelligence community across the government necessarily has come to a consensus view here. overall it started. so, us government agencies have different conclusions. and were not hearing much detail on why the fbi and the us energy department made these assertions. thats added to the confusion as cbs news�* jared hill explain...