Florida Sues Pfizer and Their Thug of a CEO, Albert Bourla - Ep 2914

Nicholas Holger is notching this, and this is...

I mean, it's a little bit, I'm a little bit late on this, and there's been a lot of news to cover.

Secondly, I wanted to wait for some of the aftermath of this, but Florida's Attorney General, James Ulthmeier, has filed a pretty big lawsuit, and I love, I love, love, love the first line to it.

We'll get to that in a second.

But this is against Pfizer and their, the CEO, Albert Bourla, personally, and he's accusing them of stuff, and there is airtight evidence on this, of deceiving the public about the, uh, the, the safety and transmission prevention capabilities of Pfizer's COVID-19 shots and the, the, the so-called vaccines.

And incidentally, key to this, uh, is that the Attorney General of Florida says they're not vaccines.

He says in [laughs], in the court filing they never were vaccines, and he makes the contention that Pfizer knew they never were vaccines, and Pfizer did know that.

And sometimes, I confess, um, perhaps this is human pride, uh, perhaps it's me being a petty jerk, um, but can you think hard to, along with me i-i-in regard to who was the first, um, morning show host in conservative radio who filled in for Rush [laughs] Limbaugh who said, um, the public filings for these companies, in their own public filings where they can get in trouble with the SEC and with shareholders, they said these things are not going to stop transmission or infection.

They wrote it down.

Now, when they were talking to so-called public health authorities in the media, "No, it's 98% safe and effective.

It stops transmission and infection dead." They had two different stories because they couldn't be sued medically because of the, a ridiculous waiver that they never got.

And again, I mean, I just can't talk about this stuff and can't, and, and avoid talking about the compounding fraud upon fraud.

There is no, uh, emergency use waiver because they've never injected anybody with that particular drug.

That never occurred.

So put that aside.

They knew they couldn't be sued 'cause they were gonna pretend to have emergency use waiver because the government would go along with that.

In that case, they, they pretend it's safe and effective.

Where they could get sued by shareholders and the Securities and Exchange Commission could go after them criminally, they said, "This is not gonna stop transmission or infection." Right there, that tells you they knew, and this is actually gonna be part of this lawsuit.

Now, going after Bourla himself is brilliant because he also became the highest paid CEO in history of pharma a-and not by a little bit.

Now, this is a state lawsuit, so there's something else here.

You know who else can be called as a material witness to this and probably subpoenaed is the Fauci.

Tony Fauci does not have immunity in the state of Florida.

Now, if I were the people at Pfizer, I would, um, I'd guarantee, well, I can't guarantee 'cause that is false witness, but I would tell you I am quite certain they're on the phone with the Fauci on a secure connection or have flown him somewhere and said to him, "You are going to get us out of this.

Because if you don't get us out of this, we are going to bring you into this." And Pfizer could do that because Pfizer could go and make a claim that, "Hey, we didn't want this.

We wanted to have a decade of testing.

Nicholas Holger is notching this, and this is...

I mean, it's a little bit, I'm a little bit late on this, and there's been a lot of news to cover.

Secondly, I wanted to wait for some of the aftermath of this, but Florida's Attorney General, James Ulthmeier, has filed a pretty big lawsuit, and I love, I love, love, love the first line to it.

We'll get to that in a second.

But this is against Pfizer and their, the CEO, Albert Bourla, personally, and he's accusing them of stuff, and there is airtight evidence on this, of deceiving the public about the, uh, the, the safety and transmission prevention capabilities of Pfizer's COVID-19 shots and the, the, the so-called vaccines.

And incidentally, key to this, uh, is that the Attorney General of Florida says they're not vaccines.

He says in [laughs], in the court filing they never were vaccines, and he makes the contention that Pfizer knew they never were vaccines, and Pfizer did know that.

And sometimes, I confess, um, perhaps this is human pride, uh, perhaps it's me being a petty jerk, um, but can you think hard to, along with me i-i-in regard to who was the first, um, morning show host in conservative radio who filled in for Rush [laughs] Limbaugh who said, um, the public filings for these companies, in their own public filings where they can get in trouble with the SEC and with shareholders, they said these things are not going to stop transmission or infection.

They wrote it down.

Now, when they were talking to so-called public health authorities in the media, "No, it's 98% safe and effective.

It stops transmission and infection dead." They had two different stories because they couldn't be sued medically because of the, a ridiculous waiver that they never got.

And again, I mean, I just can't talk about this stuff and can't, and, and avoid talking about the compounding fraud upon fraud.

There is no, uh, emergency use waiver because they've never injected anybody with that particular drug.

That never occurred.

So put that aside.

They knew they couldn't be sued 'cause they were gonna pretend to have emergency use waiver because the government would go along with that.

In that case, they, they pretend it's safe and effective.

Where they could get sued by shareholders and the Securities and Exchange Commission could go after them criminally, they said, "This is not gonna stop transmission or infection." Right there, that tells you they knew, and this is actually gonna be part of this lawsuit.

Now, going after Bourla himself is brilliant because he also became the highest paid CEO in history of pharma a-and not by a little bit.

Now, this is a state lawsuit, so there's something else here.

You know who else can be called as a material witness to this and probably subpoenaed is the Fauci.

Tony Fauci does not have immunity in the state of Florida.

Now, if I were the people at Pfizer, I would, um, I'd guarantee, well, I can't guarantee 'cause that is false witness, but I would tell you I am quite certain they're on the phone with the Fauci on a secure connection or have flown him somewhere and said to him, "You are going to get us out of this.

Because if you don't get us out of this, we are going to bring you into this." And Pfizer could do that because Pfizer could go and make a claim that, "Hey, we didn't want this.

We wanted to have a decade of testing.