
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Many countries across the world have held inquiries into what worked and what didn't during the Covid-19 pandemic. Some have been better than others, but none of them looked like the complete sham accountability exercise that saw Anthony Fauci required to testify to Rand Paul's committee. So what should we have been talking about, and why has the United States decided uniquely that it is determined to be the least-well prepared for any future similar crisis? Let's discuss.
By Mallen Baker4.2
66 ratings
Many countries across the world have held inquiries into what worked and what didn't during the Covid-19 pandemic. Some have been better than others, but none of them looked like the complete sham accountability exercise that saw Anthony Fauci required to testify to Rand Paul's committee. So what should we have been talking about, and why has the United States decided uniquely that it is determined to be the least-well prepared for any future similar crisis? Let's discuss.

3,385 Listeners

771 Listeners

26,250 Listeners

2,271 Listeners

183 Listeners

893 Listeners

809 Listeners

789 Listeners

5,201 Listeners

154 Listeners

702 Listeners

195 Listeners

15,950 Listeners

433 Listeners

469 Listeners