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Paul McCartney Targets Chinese Wet Markets for Pandemic: "It Is a Little Bit Medieval Eating Bats"

10.07.2020 - 08:56

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Paul McCartney on Tuesday called Howard Stern to give an update on how he is doing amid the coronavirus pandemic. The icon told theSiriusXM host he is currently in Sussex, separated from his wife, who was in New York when the stay-at-home order was put into place.

McCartney began by telling Stern the mood of England and America reminded him of the countries after World War II. "A lot of people are pulling together, and it is a great thing," he said. "It is inspiring." Stern then brought up China's wet markets — which sell freshly slaughtered animals — that some have blamed for the pandemic.McCartney, an outspoken animal lover, did not mince words about his feelings. "I really hope that this will mean the Chinese government says, 'OK, guys,.