Comments by "Kair Idon" (@kairidon3363) on "Kayleigh McEnany: Why don't we have answers to this?" video.

  1. A doctor came to him -- Big, strong guy -- Never cries --- And the doctor came to him, with tears in his eyes and said "Sir."...........
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  2. “China has been working very hard to contain the Coronavirus. The United States greatly appreciates their efforts and transparency. It will all work out well. In particular, on behalf of the American People, I want to thank President Xi!” - Trump
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  3.  @goldbud2287  “I spoke with President Xi. We had a great talk. He’s working very hard, I have to say. He’s working very, very hard. And if you can count on the reports coming out of China, that spread has gone down quite a bit. The infection seems to have gone down over the last two days. As opposed to getting larger, it’s actually gotten smaller.” - Trump
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  4.  @JamesBond-vn1gh  🥱 Ok then, where's your proof? Bold claims call for proof.
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  5.  @diggiejohns  <-- Tim Nolan
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  6.  @rkm5369  <- Tim Nolan, again.
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  7. Actually, virus do mutate and it may seem like they develop out of nowhere.
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  8.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  1 in 10 billion? Maybe. But billions, if not trillions of viruses and bacteria are mutating every generation.
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  9.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Billions, if not trillions, of viruses and bacteria mutate every generation. Viruses happen. It's pretty common. We were due for a big one. Covid wasn't even nearly as bad as it could have been. The big one may still happen soon.
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  10.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  It started its spread in Wuhan. Beyond that, we don't know enough. It's difficult to trace because of constant mutations. Trump was in charge during the worst of Covid. You didn't mind his lies?
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  11.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  You're* Let me see your reasoning. Do you have a peer-reviewed study that says it's from a lab? Here's peer-reviewed analysis: “Our paper recognizes that there are different possible origins, but the evidence towards zoonosis is overwhelming,” says co-author Danielle Anderson, a virologist at the University of Melbourne. The report, which includes an analysis that found the peer-reviewed literature overwhelmingly supports the zoonotic hypotheses, appeared in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) on 10 October.
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  12.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  A few more... 'The studies examine different aspects of the viral spread at the Huanan Seafood Market in Wuhan, China, the city where the first cases were detected. Two international efforts build the case that SARS-CoV-2 jumped to people from infected animals—a zoonotic leap—at the market, likely twice, at the end of 2019. A third, largely Chinese effort details early signs of the coronavirus in environmental and animal samples from the market but suggests the virus was imported there, perhaps from outside the country—a conclusion the University of Arizona’s Michael Worobey, an evolutionary biologist who is a corresponding author of the two international studies, calls “a huge disconnect.”'
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  13.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Yes, because China started taking actions. Trump waited to take action and was too late. Even his "China ban" allowed non-Chinese citizens to fly in directly from China (this is why it was xenophobic). Tens of thousands of people still flew into the US after Trump's "China ban".
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  14.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  The Wuhan lab studied SARS like viruses. It makes sense that there's higher risk of catching SARS like viruses, when you go to the bats that carry SARS like viruses (to study).
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  15.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  What variant was dominant in the US? The European viriant killed most of us.
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  16.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Maybe. If it is man made, it's because the world saw how poorly the US contained Covid and know they can hurt us with it.
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  17. ​ @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  You have no proof and you're getting upset. Aren't you? Can you tell me what the scientific method is? You said you "knew" from day one...
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  18.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Human DNA? No, you don't. You can study many types of mutations that aren't simply infectious to humans...
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  19.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  No... You are sorely mistaken.
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  20.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Did you find a peer-reviewed study?
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  21.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Poor little sheep, you can't find any facts.
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  22.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Source?
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  23.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Little sheep. Give me a source.
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  24.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  One source, little sheep...
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  25.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Poor little sheep. Go to bed. I know thinking is hard for you.
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  26. Poor little sheep. Never could find a fact. Now has to cry himself to sleep.
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  27. Let me know when you can quote a source that doesn't find information by using something "like time-travel in a semi-conscious state" as Powell and Bartiromo's source did. 😂😂
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  28.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Keep crying. Still no source, huh?
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  29.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Just one source...
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  30.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  I'm glad when you guys cry about me. I would be happier if you guys could actually use logic though.
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  31.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Then show me the source. 😂 ABC news: The Energy Department said it reached the conclusion with "low confidence."
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  32.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Oh, no. The little sheep is having a meltdown. I see, you're Tim Nolan, aren't you? You're everywhere here.
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  33.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  COVID's origins 'most likely' lab leak, agency reportedly says The Energy Department's assessment came with "low confidence," per the WSJ.
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  34.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  Poor little sheep. 😂😂 Good night.
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  35.  @HEYDUDEPUTINWANTSHISMONEYBACK  No, and no. You were born in 1947, you're Tim Nolan.
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  36. 81 million votes...
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  37. They weren't. Or do you have actual proof saying otherwise?
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  38.  @None-y2f  Ah, a snake oil salesman. You guys do love them. He sells fear. He makes people afraid so that they buy his memberships that will "keep you safe", probably by some vitamin...
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  39.  @fkuboobanditspedodemoncrra1603  Gaetz says give me my school children and I'll venmo them afterwards.
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  40.  @ozzieman4392  "He's for China, I'm for the U.S., but other than that, we love each other." - Trump
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  41. The fact that anyone believes anything Faux News has to say is absolutely insane
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  42. Viruses happen. This is no surprise. It's a shame a normal occurrence has led to so much conspiracies.
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  43. Originated in/near Wuhan. No one funded it. A researcher likely caught it from one of the bats in the cave they were researching SARS like viruses. It's embarrassing that the researchers were irresponsible, so China is covering it up.
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  44.  @Scumbagballless  Not sure what you're talking about, but I remember this: “I spoke with President Xi. We had a great talk. He’s working very hard, I have to say. He’s working very, very hard. And if you can count on the reports coming out of China, that spread has gone down quite a bit. The infection seems to have gone down over the last two days. As opposed to getting larger, it’s actually gotten smaller.” - Trump
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  45. It may have been leaked from the Chinese lab, and it wasn't intentional. Do you have proof otherwise?
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  46. No.
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  47.  @goldbud2287  It wasn't. Do you have any proof of it?
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