House Homeland Security panel Republicans demand admin provide 'all intelligence' related to Wuhan lab
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EXCLUSIVE: Republicans on the House Committee on Homeland Security are requesting that Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines provide them with “all intelligence products” pertaining to investigations into the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically those related to the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
"We write to request all intelligence products—to include briefings, assessments, and serialized reporting—pertaining to investigations into the origins of the COVID-19 virus from China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology," they wrote Wednesday, citing reports that several workers in the lab were hospitalized with COVID-like symptoms back in November 2019—before the coronavirus was first identified. "While the definitive origins of COVID-19 remain unclear at this juncture, enough public evidence giving credence to the lab leak theory has recently emerged that prominent government officials previously skeptical of such a theory have reversed course and acknowledged the need for further examination," they wrote. "We similarly want the most complete picture possible backed up by the most current intelligence."
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