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Source: The Highwire with Del Bigtree

BIDENS NEW NIH HEAD COLLECTED MILLIONS FROM PFIZER

May 20, 2023 · 8m 32s

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America's health agencies are in a major crisis. Just last week we did a complete expose on Rochelle Wollinsky, the CDC director that will be stepping down within a couple of weeks now. She announced that she's resigning. And this is what one of the headlines was mentioning. It wasn't something that was planned. CDC head resigns blind citing many health officials. So she is gone. She got out

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of there. But now let's talk about the FDA. The FDA is also seen. It's many issues and it has been struggling as well. And remember in 2021 in January 2021, Steven Hahn resigned as FDA commissioner. He was kind of the FDA commissioner that sat under Trump at that time. And Biden did not elect because the president has to basically say, I want this. I want to

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appoint this person. And then they go through a process to get appointed. President Biden did not do that for almost one year. He really had a go ship of an FDA with substitute teacher in Janet Woodcock, if you will. And these are the headlines during that time. There was really, it was really getting pointed out. People are going, look, we're in the middle of a pandemic

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response here. Can we get some leadership? This is in August of 2021. Biden struggles to find a permanent FDA chief as agency near approval of COVID-19 vaccine. And then finally, they had Robert Califf jump in there. We reported on him before. But this is November. Of 2021. And remember, Califf represented a mixture. Really this, this, in my opinion, dangerous mixture of big pharma revolving door influence

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and big tech revolving door influence, because he worked at Google in their health department. So you have this merger of this. And of course, what does he talk about as soon as he gets in there as we reported. How can we really mandate sensor speech a little bit more using AI? Because that would be great. So this is the headline on November of 2021. President Biden

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nominated a new FDA had finally, that's time. And I said, Biden left the position open for nearly maximum time allowable by law. He had until November 15 to a point a new commissioner, which some experts medical experts say have not helped public confidence in the agency's decision in the mean while. How many times have we read that? You know, it's not the, the whatever anti-vaxxer misinformation

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people that are causing this lack of integrity is the agency's own actions by their own design that people are not trusting them. And just really quickly before we get to the really main point of this, this story, what happened? During that time frame when there was really no leadership within the FDA. Well, we had the EUA for Johnson and Johnson's COVID vaccine was pushed through. We

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had Pfizer's the EUA for their vaccine extended to 12 to 15 year olds and also five to 11 year olds. We had the booster shots added, which saw two head officials leave. And then we, the agency muddled through the data on myocarditis on Guillain Barat syndrome, thrombocytopenia for these COVID-19 vaccines where they could have pulled them. They could have limited them in age groups that they

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were seeing this. And instead they just updated the patient provider sheet and said with an asterisk, oh, by the way, it causes this a little bit while other countries were pulling them. And they lost their two heads stepped down during that booster push in 2021. A two top FDA vaccine regulators are set to depart during a crucial period. So it was complete meltdown at that at

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that agency that's marrying group and Philip crews those really two heads no longer working there anymore. And so now we look to the headlines at the end of the day. And so we're coming from the BMJ. They're looking like this and really rightfully so the decline of science at the FDA has become unmanageable. And it says in there to amazing article, the corruption of the FDA

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scientific culture remains the primary culprit driving the deterioration of safety and effectiveness standards. Now let's go to the national institutes of health NIH. So as we know, we had Dr. Francis Collins at the head. He stepped down after over a decade of tenure there. And so he was the headline that CBS news. And at the time, you know, most of these health officials that rain during

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this pandemic response have seen their careers tarnished because everyone fell in line with mandated medicine, mandated masks, lockdowns. And Collins is no different. This was really this headline is in my opinion, his legacy because he shut down the scientific debate at a time when the US needed COVID 19 dialogue between scientists. Francis Collins, we've moved the shut it down. Of course, he's talking about when he

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and Fauci colluded to really create a devastating take down of the premise of the great bearing to declaration of his authors. And that has proven historically damaging to America. But now we have the NIH with new leadership. So Biden has appointed a new leader. Here's the headline Biden taps cancer director Monica Bergenoli to lead NIH team. That's from the Hill. And if you're looking at regular

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reporting here, you're basically seeing the same regurgitated headlines. But we go to sub stack here, the dossier reported this Biden's new NIH director nominee, who was selected by Fauci received 290 million in grant funding from Pfizer. Go into the article. It says that the daily signal, a project of the Heritage Foundation reported that from 2015 through 2021, she received more than 116 grants from Pfizer, totaling

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$290.8 million, making up 89% of a research grants. And he was on his way to Fauci told the Washington Post that he personally advocated for her selection as the next NIH director. Bergenoli has also received 17.4 million in grant funding from Janssen Research and Development LLC, a subsidiary of Janssen and Janssen. So let's back up for a second, though. We have the NIH, more than $40

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billion in funding. It's the largest single public funder of biomedical research in the world. And we have a basically a cancer expert sitting at the head of that who is heavily influenced by Pfizer, if you will. Well, running parallels to these headlines are also these headlines. We're looking for kind of the next step in the pharmaceutical industry. Look no further. Pfizer pouring COVID profits into cancer

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battles. CEO Borla says pouring profits into the cancer situation they may have just created. I mean, talk about, you know, a conveyor belt right now. I mean outrageous. It's really it's really concerning it to say the least and you know, this is how fast it's moving. This is the times of Israel scientists behind Pfizer vaccine, mRNA shots for cancer coming in couple years. Moderna, same thing

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jumping on this bandwagon. This is investors. Moderna's revolutionary cancer vaccine sets investors a buzz. So there's a lot. I mean, this story has a lot of offshoots on it. And like you said, one of the biggest glaring issues is this rise in cancer. We've seen after really after the rollout of the COVID vaccines. So a lot of the media says, well, it's because the hospitals were

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shut down and people really weren't getting their cancer screenings. But it seems to extend beyond that. So let's just want to say, you know, when we look at this, this literally is the definition of the swamp. What you're watching is how we create swamp creatures. You're taking regulatory agencies and scientific bodies inside of our government. You're putting a Pfizer executive basically that's, you know, worked the

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tunes of hunt. Move hundreds of millions of dollars for Pfizer. Johnson and Johnson, two companies that have been in court have lost billion dollar lawsuits for killing people knowing their products were dangerous. And now they're going to be running the NIH. At some point, we need a candidate or a president out there that when they go in and say, I'm going to clean up the swamp,

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don't hire the people from the swamp. All right. That's what has to happen. Or it won't matter what is going on here. And so as we all look to the future, you know, we've got to be thinking about this. This is what is wrong with our government. You have no freedoms when you have the people that are deciding whether or not to censor you being from

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the social media companies making those decisions. We decided whether or not a product should be forced on humanity. You don't want the people that made it being the ones making those decisions. I mean, this is outrageous. It's happening right before our eyes. And nobody, nobody should be voting for people that want to continue to hire corporations to run our government.

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