US soldiers infected, had Covid symptoms at Wuhan military games before wet market! Robby Soave
Robby Soave delivers radar on a report by ""The Washington Free Beacon"" that explains how the Biden administration concealed a congressionally- mandated report on the earliest suspicion of Covid cases among U.S. soldiers. #LabLeak #China #Biden
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