Outsiders host Rowan Dean says there are far more qualified people to do the World Health Organisation's job especially given it would not 'distinguish between China, which has gone feral with this virus, and Taiwan which has controlled it'.
Outsiders host Rowan Dean says there are far more qualified people to do the World Health Organisation's job especially given it would not "distinguish between China, which has gone feral with this virus, and Taiwan which has controlled it". "Not only are they incompetent, they are liars, and they are dishonest".
President Trump said the WHO would lose its $400 million US contribution as he launched an investigation into the organisation's ties to China. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has refused to follow suit though saying we should not throw the baby out with the bath water, but Mr Dean said "the bath water is putrid and the baby is … an Ethiopian Marxist" Dr Tedros Adhanom.
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