Senate Intelligence Committee vice chair promising "groundbreaking" report on #COVID19
In a video statement, @marcorubio says the report is "based on almost 18 months of investigations ...evidence that was either previously unknown or otherwise ignored by the US government"
In a video statement, @marcorubio says the report is "based on almost 18 months of investigations ...evidence that was either previously unknown or otherwise ignored by the US government"
Last week, @FBI Director Christopher told the Senate Intelligence Committee the bureau "has long assessed going back t the summer of 2021 that the origin of the pandemic was likely a lab incident in #Wuhan"
https://twitter.com/jseldin/status/1633505161980043264?s=20
Where does the rest of US intelligence community stand on the question?
@ODNIgov Dir Avril Haines told the committee:
4 agencies + Nat'l Intelligence Council-"low confidence" #COVID19 pandemic caused by natural exposure to infected animal
@ENERGY: lab leak w/low confidence
@ODNIgov Dir Avril Haines told the committee:
4 agencies + Nat'l Intelligence Council-"low confidence" #COVID19 pandemic caused by natural exposure to infected animal
@ENERGY: lab leak w/low confidence
"It is a really challenging issue" DNI Haines said of determining origins of #COVID19
"Not every element of the IV has been able to put themselves on side side of the ledger or the other..."
"Not every element of the IV has been able to put themselves on side side of the ledger or the other..."
At the same hearing, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman @MarkWarner said: "It is entirely fair for us to ask whether the virus that has killed 6.8 million people – so far – might have been accidentally released from a lab in #Wuhan
https://twitter.com/jseldin/status/1633486834691895296?s=20
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