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I recall that people challenged the idea that it could be a lab leak.
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But at that point you were not -- I think you've rated it as more likely natural, but you weren't -- what would you rate it?
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I never ruled out lab leak possibility. I don't see how anyone can. And the reason that is, is that they've published papers saying that they did their work at BSL-2. Biological Safety Level 2 is less stringent than Biological Safety Level 3. So there are many more laboratory-acquired infections at BSL-2 than at BSL-3. And so if you're working with viruses than use human receptors and growing human cells, and you're doing it at BSL-2, you DC.Scheduling@LexitasLegal.com cannot ever conclusively say that there was not a laboratory leak.
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So you think that he was referring to Peter Daszak, so when he's saying, "I wonder if he, himself, is worried about this too."
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Ralph S. Baric
I have absolutely no concerns about, no hesitation to tell you that I was not involved in the creation of this virus in any way. I'm 100 percent certain.
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So that February 3rd call, what was the purpose of it?
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I think the NIH had asked the National Academy to get together a group to put together a document about the COVID-19 virus.
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Were you a member of the National Academies at that point?
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Two thousand --