With the Energy Department's new stance on COVID-19's origins, it's worth revisiting the timeline of the debate over the pandemic's genesis, the media's handling of it, and what scientists and different government agencies have said.
. The ensuing report said that the pandemic"probably emerged and infected humans through an initial small-scale exposure," but that an accidental lab leak or genetic engineering isn't entirely ruled out.
The FBI and the Department of Energy think the lab leak theory is most likely. The National Intelligence Council and other groups that the natural animal-to-human transmission origin theory is more probable. The CIA remains undecided. According to a declassified report, the FBI concluded with “moderate confidence” that the pandemic began with a “laboratory accident.”from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.based on new, classified intelligence, that the lab leak theory was most plausible.What The Left Has Said At first, many major media outlets on the left and center reported that the theory was a false conspiracy.
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