Topic: Drug Ads

Shroyer refers to "Big Pharma" as "drug dealers" and criticizes the 1997 policy change under Bill Clinton that allowed direct-to-consumer drug advertising. He reacts to Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla's comments to Israeli TV regarding the transition to an annual COVID-19 shot. Shroyer argues that these vaccines are not "free" but are paid for by stolen taxpayer money used to bribe political leaders.

Gerald Celente attacks "Big Pharma" as "drug lords," citing Pfizer's $2.3 billion settlement for healthcare fraud in 2009. He criticizes Scott Gottlieb for moving from the FDA to the board of Pfizer. Celente also dismisses mainstream media figures like Anderson Cooper and Chris Cuomo as "prostitutes" for corporate interests.