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Say the wuhan lab experiments were, nonetheless, risky whether or not they fit that category, and obviously the chinese government is not a good faith partner. they're not allowing transparency or a real investigation. so as a matter of policy going forward, given that the chinese government won't allow any real investigation, do you still think the u.s. government should collaborate with labs like wuhan, especially on research that experts consider risky? >> well, you know, jake, if you go back to when this research really started and look at the scientific rationale for it, it was a peer-rev...

He seems enamored of his own celebrity as a scientist. you know fauci was out there arguing that this was a transmission in nature without scintilla of scientific evidence. thousands of tests have been conducted. where is the infected bat population, pete? where is the host animal. where is the cleavage in nature? it doesn't exist according to thousands of tests. what does exist is a lab in wuhan known for its shoddy safety protocols connected to the military in china is long been bent on developing bio weapons inside of a laboratory. who in the world thought it was a great idea for u.s. taxpa...

People over the world. >> harris: the op-ed is a fascinating read. why did you want to push in on this? >> because dr. fauci last week said he still believes that natural emergence is the most likely scenario. not only is the evidence not there to show it. it is mounting it didn't emerge naturally. let me give you facts. in the 16 months since this pandemic emerged there was an exhaustive search for the animal that took the virus from bats and translated it to humans. they still haven't found it. the sars 1 pandemic they found the animal in four months. we don't know what animal that is. they ...

A lab and they also suggested it was not released on purpose but they refused to release the evidence showing what it was and because of that that made this instantly political, i think it was, you know, are example 1,000 when the trump administration learned that when you have burned your own credibility over and over again people are not immediately going to believe you, especially in an election year. >> lawrence: joining me live is senator tom cotton. senator, they do this every time. they lie, they spin and we never hold them accountable. >> no. lawrence, good to be on with you. the media...

For the rebels now? >> it's hard to tell because the rebels are divided among themselves. there are many fighters who are islamist leaning, secular leaning, and jihad lehning so there's no -- other than to overthrow assad. while that has some purchase among the syrian population, there are many inside the country that don't necessarily want to see the end of assad for the kind of issues that you alluded to what comes after assad might we worse for eye minority communities and it's fair to say that the united states does not necessarily have many allies or friends along the rebel communities. t...