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The emails show that the agenda for the hour-long meeting was short: Farrar was responsible for launching the meeting with: “Introduction, focus and desired outcomes.” Andersen came next, tasked with providing: “Summary”. Holmes spoke third: “Comments.” Then the floor was opened for questions and answers. But details of what was said at the meeting, including detailed notes taken by one attendee and other thoughts shared by others, were withheld by the NIH before the emails were made public. . “It was a very productive back-and-forth conversation where some on the call felt it could possibly be a man-made virus,” Fauci said in our interview. Others, he said, felt the evidence was “heavily weighted” towards the virus emerging from an animal host. Fauci said his role in organizing the meeting shows that he has always been open to the possibility of a lab leak or a man-made virus. “I have always had an open mind,” he said, “although I felt then, and still believe, that the most likely origin was an animal host.”
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