Dr. Robert Redfield
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first heard Aug 2026
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USAID funded it.
The State Department funded it.
And Fauci's Institute funded it.
And actually, if you look at those, Fauci's Institute was much of a less funder than some of the others.
USAID was a huge funder.
I always said, you know, from the very beginning when I made it clear in January of 2020 that I thought this virus came from the laboratory.
And it wasn't that I was some type of genius.
If you just looked at the literature, the woman scientist in that laboratory published in 2014, in the medical literature, she published that she actually finally taught a coronavirus how to infect humanized mice through the ACH2 receptor.
Okay, so we know they knew how to do that.
One thing that's true is when we got SARS and it came in in 2002, 2003, it only was very difficult to go human to human.
So even though now, you know, 20 something years later, there's been less than 10,000 cases of SARS.
Because the SARS virus never learned how to go efficiently human to human.
When MERS came in in 2012, 2013, it went from a bat to a camel.
and then from a camel into humans.
And it also never learned how to go human to human.
So very well, very efficiently.
So there's still less than 10,000 cases of SARS too.
So it takes these viruses a long time to learn how to be efficient human-to-human transmitters.
But when COVID came, it was immediately, if you remember the pictures we saw in November and December in Wuhan, China, there was hundreds of thousands of people infected immediately.
If you take that virus now, you'll find out it doesn't hardly infect bats, but it infects humans.
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