This should be one of the biggest stories out there, but I could not find any coverage on legacy media, except for a Forbes article and this "fact check" article from Newsweek, which was also
posted on msn.com. It isn't a fact check, but rather a general bashing of Project Veritas, then critique on commentary about the facts - "
Whatever the facts are about its latest video, some of the claims that it has inspired misrepresent the content of the video itself."
Forbes took a similar approach to minimizing the story. It attacked Tucker Carlson's coverage of it. First it bashed Carlson - "
But before Carlson’s claim makes you sit bolt upright in your chair, keep in mind that this was Carlson who had said this."
Then it disputes the identity of the Pfizer employee, then it event tries to claim that scientific evidence points to a natural origin for Covid - "
Umm, first of all, there is currently not enough evidence to say that “Covid broke out of the lab” as Carlson did. The preponderance of scientific evidence so far has strongly suggested that the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) had a natural origin, jumping from other animals to humans. So Carlson was really jumping to no real evidence to conclusions pretty quickly."
Still sticking with the imaginary bats at the wet market, eh?
And of course, it offers the idea that this is staged, and ridicules Project Veritas - by quoting someone else's article about Project Veritas!
These people are a joke. The story is obviously being spiked and it is an outrage.