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This is a guest we've had in the

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middle of the coronavirus pandemic. One

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of the scientists that has not

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only worked, you know, a virologist

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and worked as a politician, he

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has written books on

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the subject of pandemics, his

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book, False Pandemics. Why

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are we going to have this conversation? Why is

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this really important? I don't know, would you be

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nervous? Like, it's like almost like

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the opening of a movie where the head,

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or former head of the CDC says, yeah,

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this bird flu thing that hasn't happened since the

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dawn of man jumped from a bird into a

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human being, I'm pretty sure it's

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going to happen. And probably

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the best way it's going to happen is if we

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build it ourselves. That'd be

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a weird opening to a movie. It'd be

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even stranger if you watch it on your own

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television set like we all did this

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week. Could we

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be on the verge of another pandemic

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and one that could be even worse

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than the one caused by coronavirus? This

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time it could actually be bird flu.

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Former CDC director Robert Redfield, who helped

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oversee our country's response to COVID, says

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it is definitely time to take

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this more seriously. Yes, Brian, I really

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do think it's very likely

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that we will at some time, it's

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not a question of if,

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it's more of a question of when, we will

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have a bird flu pandemic. And

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as you mentioned, unfortunately,

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bird flu has, when

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it does enter humans, has a significant

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mortality. Probably somewhere

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between 25 and 50 percent mortality. So

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it's going to be quite complicated. Since

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2019, we've had a progressive

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increase in bird flu in chickens and ducks and

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turkeys. And since then, you've seen it now go

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into a number of mammals. It's

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now in over 25 different mammals. I

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think now with the llamas recently, it's now in

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27 mammals in the United States. what

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you're looking for. It's in many languages,

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there's some English stuff too, and French

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and whatever you need. So,

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Wolfgang, I had to say your breath

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of fresh air. It's great to reflect

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with you again. I remember how

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much clarity you brought

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during the COVID, you

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know, theater, as you call it. Keep

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up the great work. Thank you for reminding us

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to laugh. They're

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just a bunch of fools. We're not stupid enough

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to do that again. I agree with you. I

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made some songs about COVID, but they are

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in German. So, I

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make poems and songs and I think

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it's a good way. We need more

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songs mocking them and showing them that

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they are naked. I think it

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would be good. Very good. Well,

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we need to get those translated. We'll get

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them out and we'll release

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the album right here at ICANN. Wolfgang,

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who killed Grandma's one

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song, which tells a story of Grandma

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being killed by those people. Yeah. Yeah.

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It's a horrible story. We

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need indictments. I'm

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not going to walk away. We are finally

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having the right types of hearings are

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going on here in America. I'm concerned

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that, you know, the wrong

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person elected in the, you know, here

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in America could shut down those hearings

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because I think we do have enough

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politicians starting to wake up. We've had

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over 25 attorney generals speaking out against

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the WHO, the WEF. On that front,

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does that mean, just

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really, I know I was going to let you go, but

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the WHO, boy, they seem

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to be trying to grab a lot of power

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right now with these treaties and everything. What are

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your thoughts on WHO right now?

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What do we do?

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They were made a very important institution

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because of the accept norms in medicine.