Department of Energy (DOE) which concluded that the COVID virus escaped from the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China, FBI Director Christopher Wray publicly admitted that his agency agrees.
National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said Monday that despite DOE`s report, there`s still “not been a definitive conclusion.
We`ll start with Wray, who appeared on Fox News with “Special Report” host Brett Baier on Tuesday: Although the FBI`s position on this theory dates back to October 2021, it`s the first time the director has publicly acknowledged it: The FBI has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are most likely a potential lab incident in Wuhan.
Meanwhile, Kirby is not convinced by the report from Energy, sounding a little defensive in a press briefing Monday: “The intelligence community and the rest of the government is still looking at this,” Kirby said.
” National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan also wasn`t swayed by the report: “Right now, there is not a definitive answer that has emerged from the intelligence community on this question,” Sullivan told CNN`s Dana Bash on Sunday.
Fox News reports that getting that answer is going to be very difficult because the intelligence agencies` opinions are all over the map: The National Intelligence Council as well as four other government agencies assess at “low confidence” that COVID-19 originated as a result of natural transmission from an infected animal, but the CIA and other government agencies remain undecided.
Perhaps if the nation`s media and our own government hadn`t spent the entire pandemic censoring and canceling anyone who dared to question the “wet market” origin theory of the virus, we`d be further along in this investigation—and closer to the truth.
No comments:
Post a Comment