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China, that he was doing anything malicious but it does seem odd that he wasn't transparent about what was happening? >> i think you're right. i think he has the best of intentions but at the same time it was pretty clear that they had realized they had funded this lab and that this lab was probably the source. now if you had funded a lab that was the source of the entire global pandemic are you getting out there and talk about it? it was pretty obvious early on, lawrence, in april of last year, beginning of the pandemic i said it was infected lab worker. lawrence: thanks, doc. catch the new e...

Panel, charlie washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor and david is the chairman of gopac and doctor is at john's hopkins director of public health. an author of the book the price we pay. let's begin with a doctor. you doctor are no stranger to the idea that this virus is so decimated the world and might've leaked out of the laboratory and you said so in april of 2020) fox. >> this right it was very obvious it to me at that time there was an infected lab worker who presented to the hospital just 5 miles down the street with the hypothesis is really know the default conclusion...

Robert redfield received death threats after he suggested a virus came from the lab. >> i'm of the point of view that the most likely etiology of this pathogen in wuhan was from a laboratory. you know, escaped. other people don't believe that. that is fine. science will figure it out. it's not unusual for respiratory pathogens to affect the lab worker. >> tucker: you'd think the world would stop and ask follow up questions like why do you think that? where is the evidence? that's not what happened. i was threatened and ostracized because i proposed another hypothesis redfield told vanity fair....

Outbreak began in 2002. the other possibility is it came from this lab, the wuhan instituteof virology. the theory is not that the chinese deliberately engineered some kind of bioweapon and then purposely put it out to infect people. rather, that the kinds of research that was going on in that lab for many years, principally on coronaviruses, with an aim toward trying to prevent future outbreaks, that there may have been sloppy or reckless research that inadvertently collected the sars-cov-2 virus, maybe they didn't realize an animal had it, a lab worker gets sick, takes it home, takes it to a...

Or was it a laboratory working with the coronavirus with poor containment or poor practices with how they were handling the virus that a lab worker or workers got sick and that's how it entered the human population or as dr. redfield offered, and i think this was extraordinarily unlikely or that the lab manipulated the virus to make it more likely to make it contagious. i don't think that's it. the way to know is to go there, sequence these early viruses and see how things went from bats to humans and within an intermediate host and i just wish china was more transparent about this. >> it allo...