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In when you posted it? >> i don't even remember that tweet. >> reporter: there are several others. there are also things about science, that you don't believe in human-caused science change. is that also true? >> i believe that science is a method and it's not a belief system and that this, uh, adherence that you have to believe scientists is more of like a religious cult. >> you don't mask the health. you mask the science. >> reporter: it is the science surrounding covid that's been called a conspiracy by this man who was elected mayor pro tem. >> are you thinking covid-19 was a little bit of...

Data to rule them out. if someone believes a theory, they'll defend against counter evidence and may linger for a long time. this happens to scientists too. there's an old saying that the way there's a science change, doubters die off. it can take a long time to change someone's mind on someone. >> i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. still to come in the "newsroom," the search area for the missing plane, now nearly the size of the entire united states. will they ever find that plane? we'll talk about that next.

That's truth, right? the way science is directed, the way the sort of -- the way the institution around it decides to direct the inquiry can end up having enormous results. you've had over and over and over again through history these dominant social paradigms that get up-ended not because of science change, but because of social mores change and people look back and say, you know what, that was junk science. >> exactly. it's kind of like the superstructure. you know, the culture and the politics, you know, create the base for the science that it's created. and in this particular case, not onl...

You do it at "huffington post." it's the first word of the headline, study and then a colon. that's truth, right? the way science is directed, the way the sort of -- the way the institution around it decides to direct the inquiry can end up having enormous results. you've had over and over and over again through history these dominant social paradigms that get up-ended not because of science change, but because of social mores change and people look back and say, you know what, that was junk science. >> exactly. it's kind of like the superstructure. you know, the culture and the politics, you ...