@AlisonMorrow : Possible topic for your channel

The Friday 20 September NYTimes published an opinion piece by Francis Collins, who was the Director of the Institutes of National Health during COVID. He officially Fauci's boss. He was deeply involved from the beginning including the decision to claim the virus had animal origins.
Warning: It is very long for an opinion piece and was a waste of time for me. The only interesting aspect was how mistaken he still is about events.
The opinion piece might be a jumping off point for one of your previous guests -- journalists, doctors, ... scientists -- or similar people if you think there would still be any audience.

The article is entitled:
"Take It From a Scientist. Facts Matter, and They Don’t Care How You Feel"
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/20/opinion/covid-vaccines-truth-life-death.html
There is so much wrong in the article that it could be a basis for an extended interview or discussion.

That it was published on a Friday may indicate that the Times wanted to bury it -- similar to press releases in late afternoon on a Friday.
However, that it was published at all may signal that the topic is about to rise to the surface once again.
Normally, I would dismiss such a piece as the NYTimes giving a some senior official a minor platform to attempt a re-habilitation. However, he is rarely mentioned in discussion of the COVID failures, and then only peripherally.