
Sen. Kennedy presses CDC chief Rochelle Walensky on Wuhan virus research
NY Post
Republican Sen. John Kennedy pressed CDC Director Rochelle Walensky during a Senate hearing Wednesday to follow up on a tense exchange last week between Dr. Anthony Fauci and Sen. Rand Paul on funding for so-called “gain of function” research in the Chinese lab at the center of COVID-19’s origins.
Kennedy questioned Walensky about whether the US provided funding to the Wuhan lab for the controversial research, which focuses on making a virus more potent in the laboratory as a way to produce better vaccines against it. “Not to my knowledge,” she said, adding that Fauci would be the best person to answer that question.More Related News

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