Topic: Tobacco Litigation

Dr. Thorpe and his wife, attorney Maggie Thorpe, are working to document how the federal government allocated $186 billion to buy out 420,000 hospital systems. They predict a wave of litigation similar to the 1990s tobacco lawsuits, targeting doctors and hospitals for vaccine-related damages. Thorpe argues that the medical system has been weaponized to enforce tyranny through cooperative care agreements.

The Biden administration's strategy against the gun industry is compared to the 1990s litigation against Big Tobacco. Wilson explains how activists use "bad faith litigation" to bankrupt manufacturers, citing the recent Remington settlement as a primary example. Shroyer points out the irony of Biden criticizing gun industry immunity while the vaccine industry remains the only sector truly shielded from all legal liability.