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Really talking about what we learned from sars in 2003. unlike 99.9% of the people who are spouting off right now about the origins of covid, i was there. i was in the animal markets. i saw in guanjo where the virus came from. i tracked it through guanjo, through the restaurant industry all the way up to taiwan to a corrupt party official and spread it and took it with his driver who died driving him to a hospital in beijing and traced the whole pattern of how it spread. and that definitely came from animals. it was definitely about sivits and definitely about bats. we have to stop lying and w...

Report. what you had is a bins bunch of adults, the president spouting off, we should go after this guy, we should go after him. why? >> because he puts up with the wild ideas. that's exactly -- >> i don't start out and say i want to -- >> that's not happened here. what happened here, they all followed the president's direction to hold out their aid in an exchange. they didn't do it because they were caught. >> you heard the col setter, and doesn't want to involve himself in shooting wars everyone when his parents turn away from that. one, you said that everybody's

Television with blunt objects with. >> they use it is to stifle their opponents. putin has done that in russia. that is the reason why you have to look at some of these things and say, yeah, he's spouting off, he may not be serious. i think that's one of the ways in which he's sort of trying to get a rise out of people. i know when he says things like that, oh, my goodness. >> and the justice department hasn't behaved and the fbi hasn't behaved the way he thinks they should. he treats them as his personal attorneys when, in fact, they work for the people of the united states and not for donald...

Vulnerabilities both in term of credibility but also physical personal vulnerabilities. there are no guards at my house like there are at the white house. there's no guards at my house like there are at the supreme court or congress. and so there are actual vulnerabilities to you as a journalist, but there are also credibility concepts around are we now lumping in everyone who blogs and does so seriously? and i think there's a lot of great journalism happening in that way, but also there's some jou journalism i'd be more skeptical happening that way. >> jacob, one of the real conversations is ...

You can't on its face determine whether it's unlawful or it's within the law. that's for prosecutors and fact-gatherers to decide, but, boy, it is something people will be looking at seriously. david? >> kelly, very quickly. you've been in contact with rudy guiliani over these last many weeks, talking to him about the grounds by which he might agree to have the president sit down for an interview. and we saw rudy guiliani. we saw the president's legal team and the white house communications team this week talking about the president's tweets. what they signify to them. they talked about them a...