Mark T. Pittman

And those guys ran out of money.

And they and so this CEI group kind of insinuated and attached themselves to this lawsuit, steering it to the Fort Worth division of the Northern District of Texas, where they knew they would get either Judge Reed O'Connor or Judge Mark Pittman.

And Pittman, which is who got this case, he said, yep, this exceeds the government's taxation powers.

And then the Fifth Circuit said, giddy up.

Now, the other side of that conversation, remember, the ACIP committee was supposed to meet in March to talk about vaccine injuries from the COVID shot.

Well, a judge shut that down in Massachusetts, Judge Murphy, put a injunction on that meeting.

Two meetings have gone by that were canceled because of this ongoing litigation.

Next week is another one, the third ACIP meeting since that announcement.

Will it go through? We don't know.

But what we do know is the Department of Justice is fighting that in a court of appeals.

Here's Reuters' headline, "US Appeals Court Weighs Block on Kennedy Vaccine Panel Appointees." And it goes on to say, "US Justice Department Matthew Zorn, uh, j- uh, Department attorney, uh, Matthew Zorn argued at a hearing before the First US Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston that the judge's ruling was preventing the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices from meeting due to concerns that any new members, uh, any new appointments Kennedy made to it could be blocked." He goes on to say this.

Now, it talks about the actual judges in that court of appeals.