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Greetings from Tyler, The hearings are not going well for the little doctor. His coworkers, some of whom thought the Covid virus was engineered in a lab, were shut out of meetings according to sworn testimony before Congress. Others who expressed their professional opinions that the virus could not have sprung from nature, got grants…
