#429 - George Howard and Jim Haslam - Mystery Solved? Reverse Engineering Covid
Release Date: 09/13/2026
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- Jim Haslam explains the core thesis of his book, COVID-19 Mystery Solved, arguing that SARS-CoV-2 emerged from a U.S. led research network rather than a simple Wuhan lab accident.
- The discussion centers on Ralph Baric, the University of North Carolina, and documents Haslam says show early work on a SARS-like genome and a furin cleavage site.
- George Howard frames the issue as a transparency battle, pointing listeners to the Carolinaflu.org petition and UNC’s ongoing resistance to releasing records.
- The hosts revisit the mainstream lab leak narrative and debate when public opinion shifted from “impossible” to “probably lab leak.”
- A major thread is the claim that the virus was developed as an animal vaccine model involving bats, mink, deer, ferrets, and hamsters.
- Haslam argues the research was dual-use and aerosol-focused, with Vincent Munster and Tony Fauci’s biodefense ecosystem playing major roles in making the pathogen highly transmissible.
- The conversation returns to FOIA material, email trails, and what the guests describe as incriminating silences or resignations from researchers involved in the work.
- The group discusses the February 2020 call, the proximal origin paper, and how the scientific and media response shaped the public story.
- George Howard emphasizes that the UNC document fight is still unfinished, with thousands of pre-pandemic records allegedly still withheld.
- The episode closes with a call for listeners to support transparency efforts and read Haslam’s book for the full argument.