Discussion on Bill Gates and COVID Policy
You've talked about Bill Gates.
Is he someone you'd like to talk to?
He was in high-level meetings shaping America's COVID policy.
You also, after last week's hearing, mentioned other people
surrounding Fauci that you would be calling in, potentially,
to the Hill.
We're gonna call his assistant, who said she deleted a lot of his records.
As far as Bill Gates, I think the most important thing
we've learned so far is that he wants
to find and identify all the viruses in the world.
It sounds noble at first.
Sounds like it might even be a good idea
until you think about it.
So if a virus is buried 300 feet underground in Batguano,
15 hours away from a major city in China,
does it make sense to take a virus that doesn't interact with humans very often
and bring it to a city of 15 million people?
So I think that idea of Bill Gates is a bad one,
but they do more than that.
They take the virus to Wuhan, and then they mix and match parts
of that virus with other viruses, and then they try to infect humanized mice.
This whole procedure can train or push the evolution of a virus towards infecting humans.
So they call it virus identification, but in the end, it has elements of gain of function and is actually very dangerous.
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