‘How Dare I?’: A Vindicated Jon Stewart, Who Long Ago Declared COVID Came From Wuhan Lab, Rips Critics
Jon StewartA liberal dyed in the wool, who hosted “The Daily Show” Liberals attacked him once after he declared, in an unabashed and very funny fashion, that the COVID virus was present in Wuhan (China) almost two years earlier.
This was June 2021. He was an unrepentant snort at critics.
He was right according to an U.S. Energy Department Report.
Stewart said this week that he was not waiting for the Department of Energy’s comments on this. He said that he was doing the same thing as humans — pondering. He was curious about the origin of the virus, and if there was a laboratory that could test for coronaviruses like COVID.
He said that the problem with all of this was inability to discuss things within the limits of possibility without falling into absolutes and litmus-testing each other for our political allegiances. “The problem that I had with that piece was that I believed it was a good piece of writing that expressed me feelings. It revealed two things: I am racist towards Asian people, and I dare align myself with the alt-right.
Today @JonStewart Talks with some staff members about the possibility that the COVID-19 virus has leaked from a Chinese lab. Also, what this means for the media narrative machine. The full episode will be available Wednesday @ApplePodcasts pic.twitter.com/tsaLUYzIRl
— The Problem with Jon Stewart (@TheProblem). February 27, 2023
This is what happens when you question conventional wisdom being promoted by liberal media. Social media suppresses any counter-intuitive information.
Stewart lashed out at his critics, who had blasted him in June 2021. Stewart stated, “The thing that I dislike about it is its absolutes and dismissive, such as, ‘f***ing you, I’m done,’ or ‘I won’t forgive you,’.”
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According to classified intelligence reports from the U.S. Energy Department, the Wall Street Journal reported that COVID virus was most likely a result of a laboratory leak.
The Director of National Intelligence included the report in an update to a 2021 document. It was recently sent to the White House as well as top legislators in Congress. According to sources, the Energy Department’s updated assessment is the result new intelligence.
This report was released following a classified intelligence report that the FBI released in November 2021. It concluded that the virus had emerged from a “laboratory accident”.
An animated Stewart made a bizarre appearance on “The Late Show” alongside Stephen Colbert. He went on a tirade about COVID’s origin.
Colbert swayed liberally and asked: “Does it seem that there might be a possibility that this was created in the lab?” I would love to hear evidence if there is.
“A chance? Stewart, incredulous, replied “Oh my God!” What can we do when a new respiratory coronavirus is threatening Wuhan, China? You know who we could ask? Wuhan’s novel respiratory coronavirus laboratory! The lab is named the same as the disease! This is a bit too strange, don’t ya think?
Stewart pretended to pretend to be a Wuhan scientist. He claimed that the virus was created when “a pangolin licked a turtle” or “a Bat flew into a turkey’s cloaca, then it sneezed into me chili, and now all of us have coronavirus.”
He then noted the absurdity of the virus arising in a city that has a coronavirus laboratory.
He said, “There has been an explosion of chocolatey goodness in Pennsylvania near Hershey. What do you think happened?” “Oh, I don’t know. Maybe a steam shovel mated to a cocoa bean… or it’s the f***ing chocolat factory. Perhaps that’s what it is!
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Joseph Curl has been covering politics for 35+ years, 12 of which were as a White House correspondent for a national paper. For four years, he was the Drudge Report’s a.m. editor. Send tips to [email protected] and follow him on Twitter @josephcurl.
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