White House Voices Skepticism on China’s Role in Covid Probe

The transcript discusses the conclusion of an interview and the status of an investigation. It highlights a New York Times report about Chinese scientists not sharing data with WHO investigators, leading to calls for transparency from the US and UK. The new US administration aims to engage with China differently, emphasizing transparency. Boris Johnson and WHO also stress the need for China to be open about the outbreak's early days.

What was the main concern raised in the initial part of the transcript?

• The conclusion of an interview and investigation.

• The UK's new trade policy.

• The economic impact of the pandemic.

• The environmental policies of the White House.

What did the New York Times report about Chinese scientists?

• They shared all their data with WHO.

• They refused to share certain raw data with WHO.

• They were praised for their transparency.

• They collaborated fully with the US.

What was the US National Security Advisor's stance on China's data sharing?

• He ignored the issue.

• He called for more transparency from China.

• He supported China's decision to withhold data.

• He praised China's efforts.

What did the UK Prime Minister emphasize regarding China?

• The cultural exchange programs with China.

• The importance of trade relations with China.

• The need for China to be totally transparent.

• The success of China's pandemic response.

What action did WHO take regarding its earlier conclusions?

• It ignored the new findings.

• It praised China's transparency.

• It confirmed its earlier conclusions.

• It retracted its earlier conclusions.