“It looks like American science is going to get shredded for a pandemic that started in China,” he told Time‘s Dan Werb, reverting to denial. When Werb suggested to him that despite the “conspiracy theories” there are many people happy that he became a scientist in the first place, he replied:
“A fair number that probably wished I hadn’t. Let’s be honest.”
Is that the closest we’ll get to a confession
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