Biden admin suppressed intel officials' views that supported COVID-19 lab leak theory: report
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Advocates of the COVID lab-leak theory within the federal government were blocked from sharing their opinions and research with the broader intel community, according to a new report.
Now, it has come to light in a new Wall Street Journal report that some of those officials who believed in the likelihood of a COVID-19 lab-leak theory were reportedly blocked by the Biden administration from sharing their viewpoints with the president and other intelligence community leaders.
Early in Joe Biden's presidency, he tasked the U.S. intelligence community with preparing a report on their most updated analysis on the origins of the coronavirus. The report came amid China's blocking of U.S. officials' access to the Wuhan Institute, preventing them from adequately studying the virus' origins.
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