https://www.axios.com/lab-leak-theory-redfield-vanity-fair-9b9f348f-2d82-4ff6-b7e1-a30a0b1e8125.html

Former CDC Director Robert Redfield told Vanity Fair that he received death threats from other scientists after telling CNN in March that he believes the coronavirus accidentally "escaped" from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Why it matters: The allegation was featured in a sweeping investigation by Vanity Fair into the battles over the origins of COVID-19 that have raged inside the U.S. government and scientific community.

Redfield's claims underscore the fraught nature of the debate over the lab-leak theory, which has risen in prominence in recent weeks after initially being dismissed by many scientists and the mainstream media.

"I was threatened and ostracized because I proposed another hypothesis," Redfield told Vanity Fair. "I expected it from politicians. I didn’t expect it from science."

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/fauci-insists-recently-publicized-emails-can-take-out-context

Dr. Anthony Fauci expressed concern on Wednesday that the thousands of recently publicized emails revealing his correspondence about the coronavirus early in the pandemic can easily be "taken out of context.”

“The only trouble is they are really ripe to be taken out of context, where someone can snip out a sentence in an email without showing the other emails and say, ‘Based on an email from Dr. Fauci, he said such-and-such,’ where you don’t really have the full context,” Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and President Joe Biden’s top medical adviser, said in an interview with NewsNation’s Leland Vittert.

On Wednesday, Fauci, the highest-paid government employee, dismissed the notion that the grant-funded research was connected to Chinese officials.

“We’re not talking about the Communist Chinese Party. We’re not talking about the Chinese military," Fauci said. "We’re talking about scientists that we’ve had relationships for years.”

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/microsoft-teams-up-with-voting-machine-maker-to-let-voters-track-ballots-1.1612267

(Bloomberg) – Hart InterCivic Inc., one of the largest voting machine makers in the U.S., will incorporate Microsoft Corp.’s vote-tracking system into its in-person machines, adding a layer of security that may help reduce heightened attacks on the legitimacy of U.S. election results. The program will allow people to confirm their votes were counted after they’re cast.

The partnership makes Hart the first manufacturer in the U.S. to allow local voting jurisdictions to incorporate ballot-tracking software into machines, the companies said Thursday in a joint statement. The program will let voters track their choices and offer security experts using Hart’s system the opportunity to independently audit results using Microsoft’s ElectionGuard software.

The collaboration between the voting vendor and software giant aims to use technology to build transparency into the U.S. voting system, which came under assault last year. After former President Donald Trump repeatedly undermined public confidence in election results without evidence, a mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 while Congress attempted to certify Americans’ votes.

“If we all know that our vote was counted, it gets pretty hard to believe these crazy conspiracy theories,” Tom Burt, Microsoft corporate vice president of customer security and trust, said in a statement.

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You find this guy you found Pence (Marc Short)

Ali Watkins (NY Times reporter) was screwing James Wolf (Senior staffer Senate Intelligence) in a Honey Pot operation run by NY Times. Their asses got caught, they should be in jail not buying new burner phones!

deep throat journalist Ali Watkins