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Nov 3, 2026

Paul PottingerHOST
12:24
We have reports on the 28th of October.
Paul PottingerHOST
12:27
There is an international research organization called IAVI, which was happy to announce that it recently received a large gift, 36 million US dollars, from the US Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority.
Paul PottingerHOST
12:40
to help get some of these clinical trials on the ground in DRC vaccine trials against Bundabugio.
Paul PottingerHOST
12:47
In fact, this award from the U.S. Biomedical Advanced Research Development Authority could potentially be worth up to $99 million if things go well and they meet certain metrics, as I understand it, from the original initial $36 million award.
Peter BregginHOST
31:16
And, um, I realized I'd found the plan, and key people were in it.
Peter BregginHOST
31:26
The head of BARDA was, uh, uh, was in it.
Manny GarciaGUEST
31:29
Hmm.
Manny GarciaGUEST
31:29
Yep.
Peter BregginHOST
31:29
The new head, new head of BARDA, the, that funneled all the money from the taxpayers to the drug companies as they started to do things with the new COVID vaccine.
Peter BregginHOST
31:42
He, they paid him off and gave him enough money to ensure a profit right from the start, right out of the checkbook of the government.
Peter BregginHOST
31:54
Get Moderna going, get Pfizer going, get them all going, and, um, was a tremendous boom.
Peter BregginHOST
31:59
Doc had all planned ahead, and they picked the head of BARDA who would be the one giving out the money, and he was involved in the original planning, just working with him, being educated by him.
Ron ElfenbeinGUEST
35:23
100% of the profits goes to the drug manufacturers.
Alix MayerHOST
35:26
And it was billions of dollars in BARDA funds.
Alix MayerHOST
35:28
B-A-R-E-A.
Alix MayerHOST
35:29
Yeah.
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
21:53
And for the biomedical research, ostensibly, but it's making these monstrous countermeasures that have no liability whatsoever.
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
22:02
And funding through BARDA, which is the direct mechanism.
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
22:10
They call it the Bank of BARDA.
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
22:11
BARDA funds countermeasures development directly.
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
22:16
And so a lot of money, I've lost count, but it's over a billion dollars already has been committed to the variety of the mRNA vaccine efforts.
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
22:27
And they're going to fund BARDA even more to the tune of 66 or 67 billion dollars.
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
22:35
What for? They're justifying this by saying, well, we have epidemics.
Sasha LatypovaGUEST
22:39
And when you look at the actual numbers, they're laughable.
Carmel FisherHOST
3:59
Excellent and congratulations.
Carmel FisherHOST
4:02
With the recent elevation of cell and gene theory development in the U.S. Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority's strategic framework, they go by BARDA, or B-A-R-D-A, how does Kalidi position itself to potentially benefit from increased government focus in this space?
Stephen ThesingGUEST
4:21
We have over the past several years, I should say our CEO and our team together have focused energy developing relationships on both sides of the aisle.
Stephen ThesingGUEST
4:36
Cancer is a nonpartisan issue.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
30:53
So it's true that in the US, the funding has been challenging.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
30:57
As you said, we, we lost a big BARDA grant, uh, which was regrettable because BARDA in the past has partnered with Moderna.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
31:04
And OWS, Operation Warp Speed, was basically funded through BARDA.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
31:09
Uh, and we've done a lot of work before the pandemic, like other companies, to kind of prepare the country and prepare the world in case of bad outcomes like, like a pandemic or a big outbreak.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
31:19
Uh, the good news is we work with other agencies like CEPI in the UK to be able to keep that study going.
speaker_0HOST
4:16
Despite setbacks like Syndax Pharmaceuticals' noctemvo fibrosis program discontinuation due to unmet trial endpoints, optimism persists within the sector.
speaker_0HOST
4:25
Johnson & Johnson remains hopeful about Icotide's launch momentum for psoriasis treatment, while regulatory achievements such as BARDA awarding Calio a ninety-six million dollars contract highlight biodefense preparedness critical role within national health strategies.
speaker_0HOST
4:39
Meanwhile, Pfizer's agreement with Enidia Therapeutics emphasizes big pharma's commitment to innovative protein degrader modalities.
speaker_0HOST
4:46
These developments showcase broader trends towards personalized medicine and strategic partnerships as companies navigate challenges while striving toward transformative impacts on healthcare delivery globally.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
30:45
So it's true that in the US, the funding has been challenging.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
30:49
As you said, we, we lost a big BARDA grant, uh, which was regrettable because BARDA in the past has partnered with Moderna.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
30:57
And OWS, Operation Warp Speed, was basically funded through BARDA.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
31:01
Uh, and we've done a lot of work before the pandemic, like other companies, to kind of prepare the country and prepare the world in case of bad outcomes like, like a pandemic or a big outbreak.
Stéphane BancelGUEST
31:12
Uh, the good news is we work with other agencies like SEPI in the UK to be able to keep that study going.

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