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The Project Veritas Pfizer Vaccine Scandal | The Media Massacre

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in this video we're going to break down

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my reaction to the project Veritas a

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Pfizer elique we're going to identify

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potential holes but we're also going to

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identify the most concerning issue out

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of all of this in this video let's get

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started that's [ __ ] that's like

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lying to you right I mean that's

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straight up lying to you it's like no we

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don't do that but we do that it's gotten

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a lot of attention but I'm actually

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extremely frustrated by where it is not

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getting the attention that it actually

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rightfully deserves

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and it has to do with project Veritas

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and the Pfizer story now in the past

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project Veritas has done both great

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things and not so great things

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I say that up front because I want to be

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very clear here that even though in what

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I'm about to say I I support what

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Veritas is doing I think there are some

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things that they could do better uh even

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in this case here and hopefully uh some

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of that advice will will translate over

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to them but in addition uh I if what

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what they've uncovered is true I really

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support what they're doing

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uh and I want to be clear that my goal

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is to go into this as neutrally as

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possible so

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basically project Veritas set up uh the

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potential grinder date between an

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unnamed reporter and this individual

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here

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and this individual on camera here is

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allegedly a director of research at

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Pfizer

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and the reason I say allegedly is

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actually because project Veritas gives

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some limited information proving that

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this person works at Pfizer but I think

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we need a little bit more confirmation

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now I'm going to go through some of

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their evidence

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and it's a bad look that Pfizer has not

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actually come out yet to say that this

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person either does or does not work for

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Pfizer because if the person didn't work

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at Pfizer wouldn't Pfizer come out

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immediately and go we don't know who

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that is this is staged right so so far

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I'm heavily leaning in the direction of

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suggesting project Veritas is probably

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right and suggesting this is a Pfizer

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employee and and again we're going to go

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through their evidence in just a moment

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uh and what really shocks me and I want

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to say this up front what really shocks

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me is that the mainstream media is not

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covering this

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the only people covering this are small

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media channels the Wall Street Journal

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the New York Times The Washington Post

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none of them are covering Project

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veritas's work on this

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and I think that's a disgrace because at

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bare minimum cover it and and address

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where the potential holes are right and

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I've already kind of given the biggest

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pull the biggest hole is do we for sure

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know that this person did indeed work at

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Pfizer we know that they end up labeling

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that this person works at Pfizer but we

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we don't have that fact right we don't

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have that uh uh that that that uh that

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absolute proof and but I do think that

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mainstream media should be covering this

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but they're not and that makes me very

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concerned that we need to be even more

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skeptical of mainstream media why is it

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that and I'm not tinfoil hat okay I'm

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like like definitely I don't think I'm

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tin foil hat but

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why is it not being covered that makes

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me concerned and it makes me skeptical

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at least Again cover it and then say

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like hey these are unsubstantiated but

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this is what they're saying but there's

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zero coverage at all and we know

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Pfizer's got lots of money we also know

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that uh the Wall Street Journal uh

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editorial board just had one of their

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members not even the full Wall Street

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Journal editorial board but just one of

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their members came out and talked about

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hey maybe the bivalent booster shot is

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not a good idea maybe the bivalent

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booster shot is not safe and maybe it's

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way less effective than the CDC and FDA

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actually suggested it would be and then

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they ended up themselves proving it's

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not that safe and effective right

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only one member of the Wall Street

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Journal editorial board got published

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saying that so I think there's a really

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big issue with mainstream media remotely

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criticizing big Pharma and that's bad

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because if mainstream media is scared of

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big Pharma then then we don't get the

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coverage we deserve As Americans or

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people in the world really everybody

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would benefit from that so I'm not going

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to go through all of this but I'm going

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to play a little bit of this uh and then

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I'm going to add some of my reactions

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and commentary so we'll jump around a

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little bit in this let's go ahead and

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play some of it talking about mutating

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covet well that's not what we say to the

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public no don't tell anyone yeah

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first story like no you know the virus

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keeps mutating yeah well one of the

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things we're explaining is like why

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don't we just mutate it ourselves so we

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could work on quickly develop new

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vaccines right right so we have to do

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that if we're gonna do that though

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there's a risk of like as you could

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imagine no one wants to be having a

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farmer company

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like very controlled to make sure that

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there's virus it doesn't create

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something like you know it still is

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everywhere something crazy

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to be honest like it makes no sense that

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these eyes walked out of nowhere

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all right so let's let's break this down

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because there's a lot of information to

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break down here and there's a lot to

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understand uh about uh how how well some

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of the science involved I'm not a

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scientist but I'm going to do my best

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so the first thing that you have to

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understand is the difference between

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genetic engineering and gain of function

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this becomes very very important because

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uh fauci for example said uh in a video

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uh in Congressional testimony that no we

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don't use gain of function research but

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then there have been links to fauci uh

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actually potentially being aware of gain

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of function research happening at Labs

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like the Wuhan lab in in China which

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some say there are links and there may

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be I didn't research this part so I want

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to be clear about that but there may be

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links to U.S funding to that Wuhan lab

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right anyway this is also where Elon

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Musk has come out and suggested oh fauci

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new fauci lied prosecute Fouche Elon

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suggested that I don't think Elon should

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really be like

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going that far in terms of making those

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allegations let other people make those

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allocations allegations and then maybe

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reply like oh like he does with the

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Curious face or like this deserves

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investigation like that's fine like

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bring attention to it but you know when

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you go too political especially when

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you're trying to attract advertisers

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from a business CEO point of view bad

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idea for the purposes of business

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that's not saying it's a bad idea for

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the purposes of humanity right again I'm

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a big fan of Elon bringing attention to

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things uh but but he's also kind of got

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to consider that hey wait a minute like

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we don't want to bankrupt Twitter

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because guess what if you bankrupt

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Twitter and this is where I know a lot

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of people like Kevin if the most

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powerful person in the world can't say

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it why should he self-silence himself

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I'm like I'm not I'm trying I want I

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want Twitter to be preserved because

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Google actually and YouTube are removing

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this content from the internet that's

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why I'm not gonna play all of it because

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they're removing this they're censoring

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this and I don't think that's right uh

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and so I'm not I'm not gonna play the

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whole thing uh uh obviously but I want

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to comment on it and and bring it to the

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attention of everyone uh but I believe

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that if Twitter goes bankrupt you

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actually lose more free speech than if

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it stays alive right so I think there's

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there's like this duality of like bring

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attention to issues and let them share

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or get shared but but don't make

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advertisers run away from you Elon

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because we need Twitter right so big fan

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of free speech obviously we need Twitter

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okay so now

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we have to understand a little bit about

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the difference between gain a function

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and genetic engineering so genetic

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engineering is pretty simple uh genetic

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engineering can be done through cross

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breeding for example watermelons where

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to some degree you want seedless

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watermelons you just basically only

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breed watermelons without uh uh the big

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black seeds and they get smaller and

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smaller and smaller over time it's how

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you get sort of seedless watermelons

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right but that's sort of more like some

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people would say that's not even genetic

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and Engineering anymore another form of

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genetic engineering would be you

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actually this is probably more genetic

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engineering for the main purposes here

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is you take DNA and then maybe you uh

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slice out

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a uh a corrupt portion of DNA that maybe

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gives a person asthma for example and

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instead you insert the proper base pairs

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that remove that defect strain of DNA

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the defective strain and now maybe

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somebody's asthma is cured that has not

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actually happened yet in humans but

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those are the goals of genetic

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engineering uh obviously humans and

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human biology is substantially more

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complicated because your DNA is

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replicating thousands of times probably

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per second in your body uh and uh this

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is very complicated to try to reprogram

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your whole body it's kind of like once

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you have it you're probably stuck for a

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while uh at least into the future with a

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virus it's a lot easier because you're

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talking about essentially a single cell

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organism and you can manipulate the DNA

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of a virus to maybe do different things

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now it's one thing if you manipulate a

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virus and you take out its ability to

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infect other things right now what

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you're actually doing is you're reducing

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the virality of a virus you're making

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that virus less capable well that's

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different from gain of function so you

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can do genetic engineering without

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making a virus worse right

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now to some degree uh genetic

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engineering is used to manipulate

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viruses so that way okay maybe if you

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evolve into this we already have a

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vaccine for that you evolve into that we

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already have a vaccine for that

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obviously there's a profit motive to

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genetic engineering because if viruses

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can be engineered uh in such a way that

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we kind of know which way they're going

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to evolve and you can create vaccines

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for those the people who want to take

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those well then and end up taking those

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and buying those then Pfizer could

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potentially make more money right

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ultimately it all goes back to money

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that's obvious and and I don't think

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anybody who's a capitalist is opposed to

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people making money we're opposed to

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people lying to us okay that's bad

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or doing really bad things like

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potentially potentially gain a function

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so what is gain a function gain a

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function is also a genetic modification

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but it's a genetic via a genetic

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modification that allows a virus to

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literally gain a function so think about

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like a tool that it didn't previously

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have so think about that kind of like a

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human virus that doesn't infect cats but

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it's now genetically modified to where

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it and all of a sudden it can infect

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cats now the virus has gained a function

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it can now infect something it

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previously couldn't and the belief is

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that through the Wuhan lab League theory

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of how covet got out that gain of

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function research was being used and

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this this basically covet the original

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strain of covid and and Delta or

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whatever all stem from a lab leak

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because gain of function research was

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maybe being operated on viruses that

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only affected bats but now was

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engineered to infect humans and then it

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got out oops now you have a coveted

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pandemic in a disaster

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so this is why gain of function has

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received a really really really bad

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reputation and uh everybody pretty much

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politically says it doesn't happen

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it probably does happen

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and that could be intentional or

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unintentional because again if you're

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genetically engineering

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at some point you're going to

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accidentally

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create gain a function it's in my

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opinion it's kind of like like saying

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like oh yeah no we don't do gain a

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function we just do genetic modifying

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but then oops we absolutely accidentally

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happen to provide a function gain to a

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virus so I think that's kind of useful

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to know I think it's also also useful to

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know that in 2010 a federal jury awarded

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1.37 million dollars in Damages to a

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former Pfizer scientist who claimed that

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she was sickened by genetic a

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genetically engineered virus at a

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company lab

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uh the closing facts of that case

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actually were pretty damning showing

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that she was basically ignored her

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concerns about health and safety and

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improper ventilation and a broken vent

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Hood were ignored and that now she

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suffers from uh partial paralysis

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occasionally uh the potassium disorder

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uh and that when she addressed this

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issue with her bosses and supervisors

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she was threatened that if she brought

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light to these issues she would just

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receive bad performance reviews she

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ended up getting fired didn't return to

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work sued one one point three seven

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million dollars in Damages over this so

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Pfizer has not had the best reputation

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for you know health and safety over

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profit which again not a surprise I

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think the biggest surprise is the

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mainstream media's unwillingness to

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cover uh this sort of story so

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what we have here is the title of this

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Jordan Tristan Walker guy Pfizer

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director of research and development

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strategic operations and mRNA scientific

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planning that is veritas's claim right

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the big concern that I have uh is is

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where how do we verify that that the

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person acts actually worked at uh

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fertilizer and uh project Veritas has

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started releasing some of that evidence

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for example this breaking a new Pfizer

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Insider just sent me an image of Jordan

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Trish and Walker's internal Microsoft

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teams profile showing he's still an

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active employee of the pharmaceutical

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giant if you have any more information

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contact us

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now as an outsider this looks pretty

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damning right we see the advisor if you

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see the prior screenshots project

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Veritas has put up as well like uh

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spookio profiles showing the potential

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for an at Pfizer uh you know it it all

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kind of aligns that this person probably

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did end up working at Pfizer uh the

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person's LinkedIn profile has

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disappeared but what bothers me a little

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bit and I just want to make it clear is

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I wish that before project Veritas

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released uh their video I wish they

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would have fully documented everything

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they could have gotten their hands on

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about the person and how they're linked

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to Pfizer like full LinkedIn profile you

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know any kind of documentation that this

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person works for Pfizer and put a little

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bit more effort into that because then I

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think it would have if they could

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without a doubt prove that this person

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actually worked for Pfizer which so far

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I'm inclined to believe then maybe it

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could have finally gotten the mainstream

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media to wake up and cover this because

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I think that's sort of the biggest crime

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is that the mainstream media isn't

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covering this and instead it's it's

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basically being censored and buried so

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I'm concerned about that story and I'm

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most concerned about the fact that this

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individual which I won't play that part

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of the video but when when it sort of

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gets discovered uh that he's being

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filmed he freaks out there's a tussle he

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grabs uh uh O'Keefe's uh um iPad when

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when Okie fends up uh confronting him as

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the the person on the date goes away

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grabs the iPad throws it gets locked in

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the police got it's just a complete

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disaster We're not gonna play all of

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that uh but but my

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bottom line take out of all of this is

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uh that I actually think it's a great

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thing that there are companies like

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project Veritas that are covering this

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sort of stuff uh because now it's going

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to push for more transparency first of

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all it demands responses from Pfizer and

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Pfizer has two choices they can either

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well actually they have three choices

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they can uh address it and admit the

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person worked there and fire them uh and

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and then say that hey like you know

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clarify like this is what we do maybe we

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do engineering but we don't do gain a

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function right like that's really all

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they'd have to do and at least it would

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do some damage control but right now

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they're completely silent they're silent

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because the mainstream media isn't

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covering it and that's the scariest part

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is that the mainstream media isn't

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covering it and their silence is kind of

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like so he does and you do right like

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that's that's bad

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uh and then of course the other option

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is saying No this person doesn't work

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here we're being set up that person's

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never worked here those are fake

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screenshots or whatever that's the other

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option too right and so that's why I'm

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I'm trying to take as much of a neutral

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POV here because you've even got Marco

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Rubio sending like demand letters now uh

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saying look Pfizer you need to respond

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to this which they should they should

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respond to this but I understand they

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might also have that POV of like oh well

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you know if we respond to it it's going

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to bring more attention to the issue

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personally

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what I'm seeing here does not look good

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it first of all looks very bad for how

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embed the mainstream media and Pharma

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probably is

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almost certainly is uh and it certainly

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doesn't look good that there hasn't been

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a response from Pfizer yet because it

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does sort of imply that yeah the problem

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person probably did work at Pfizer or

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maybe still does and uh and you know

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what the person was saying was

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kind of alarming so it'd be nice to have

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a little bit more insight into that

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because I think the biggest allegation

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out of all of it was and even though it

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was cut up in in a way where it probably

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seems a little bit more damning

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you can't cut up the part where he says

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well that's not what we say publicly

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right people don't want to hear that

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that's scary that's kind of like Twitter

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saying oh we don't Shadow ban people

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we just visibility filter people that's

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[ __ ] that's like lying to you right

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I mean that's straight up lying to you

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it's like no we don't do that but we do

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that and that's the biggest concern uh

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and and so I'm glad that more attention

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is coming to this

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and there's certainly more uh to come on

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this but I I absolutely wanted to bring

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attention to this because I think it's

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very important

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