in fact, this is the second time that veritas has caught somebody saying this. they caught an employee at varda basically saying the same thing as i recall previously. this is widely known. it was covered in the biggish in terms of the sec. this is standard, as you point out correctly, this is standard practice in dc. >> you think congress would pass a law of agencies of regulation if you are regulating an industry. you cannot take a board seat in that industry right after leaving. why is that hard? >> yet we have scott gottlieb as the poster child. he took a two month vacation after he left the fda and joined the board of directors of, what was that company, pfizer. >> completely corrupt. that is corrupt. dr. robert malone, thank you for your perspective tonight. >> any time, tucker. thanks for being a friend. >> appreciated. >>> one of the most amazing parts of the story is that it's hard to read about it online. big tech seems to be running interference for pfizer and companies like pfizer. how is that? that's not a free press. one member of congress says he

the pro transparency newso- trae organization project veritas a just released an undercover video of a pfizer executive bragging on camera about how his company conducts a kindh sc franconis com duyen science manipulating covid viruses for profitpulating, imperiling potee the entire world, doing it inrie secret, possibly in violationedw of federal law, bragging about this. >> s.ut this.o no matter whatd h your politics are, does ito you matter who you voted for? t that's a huge story. and you would think everyin thin reporter in this country wouldtr be itching to follow up on it, i calling pfizer , telling the public about it. bucabout t no, that's not happee >> in the twenty four hours footage oject veritas posted this footage, it has been viewed more than 12 millionthan times on twitter. so the public is very interested. why wouldn't they be? a are not. but the media are not. no other media outlet hast covered the story at all. >> we checked msnbc and cnn, cht which perhaps not coincidentally, take huge amounts of advertising dollars from pfizer . those two channels have devoted a

or you can get plenty more opinions and in depth analysis plus live updates. project veritas, in american activist group has published a new bombshell video featuring the director of research and development at pfizer, who admits the pharmaceutical giant, considered mutating the covey virus for a new vaccine opportunities. calling the pandemic a pass pal for the company. iser ultimately is thinking about mutating co. good guys, no with no, i don't know anyone with bruce horn like not, you know, good virus facilitating. yeah. well, one of the things were so usually why don't we just need to know how to solve. so we can close on his way to pre, i'm going to build one's actually, i don't have to do that super. do that go there are like, as you could imagine, no one wants to be a company when you say like, let's cross live now to our, to contributor rachel mars then rachel, this is a highly curious and some, but somewhat worrying revelation if confirm what more can you tell us it looks like they're sitting in some kind of a dining establishment. can you imagine being there eating and overhear

it sounds like he was filling a whole business plan for plague ink to this project. veritas journalist. now mother, nature just isn't fast. enough apparently to fill out big pharmacy coffers. so he saying that pfizer is giving the virus a little shove, the more quickly cove it mutates. the faster pfizer can announce that all the vaccines already purchased and sitting in storage are dated. and that there's a new must have latest and greatest version already for sale. i mean, either way it's can be a copy now go to cal for wildlife work or. yeah, i obviously like, it's not cool. i think the whole, i know, i think the whole like research or the viruses and mutating it would be to the ultimate like cache. 3 so great making new viruses to sell a patch. so the injection kind of like apples, programmed obsolescence of it's i phones to make customers buy new ones and keep the cash rolling in except i phones aren't making people sick. $15000000000.00 annual revenues by 2030. that's the estimated value that pfizer david's m. r. n. a cash cow. in december. in 20. 21 alone at the height of all his

drinks this pfizer research director, may or may not have had before spilling the beans to project veritas. it's clearly time to stop giving the benefit of the doubt to the health industrial complex, and the governments in collusion with m. o. c has requested a comment from pfizer regarding the authenticity of the employees statement and is waiting on a response. well meanwhile, the us centers for disease control and prevention that it continues to recommend people say up to date with cove 19 vaccines from a member of the european parliament and also gold free bloom, sales people who work the big pharma often lack of moral compass, big pharma is a so so mafia, the results have mafia with all this unlimited power that they have through money on control of editorial media. we've also got to look at the sort of people who works with big pharma. and this is quite interesting and i met this quite early in life in another life when i was investment management, working for a company called welcome, the well foundation. what is interesting that these people have know they are, they have no moral c

drinks this pfizer research director, may or may not have had before spilling the beans to project veritas, it's clearly time to stop giving the benefit of the doubt to the health industrial complex. and the governments in collusion with m. r t has requested a comment from pfizer regarding their employee statement, and is still waiting for a response. meanwhile, the west centers for disease control and prevention say that it continues to recommend people stay up to date with cobit 19 vaccines. according to former m. e p and author godfrey bloom. this is not the 1st time visor has been involved in questionable practices. big pharma is a sort of mafia, the results of mafia with all this unlimited power that they have through money on control of editorial media. we've also got to look at the sort of people who were big pharma and this is quite interesting. i met this quite early in life in another life when i was the investment management working for a company called, well from the world foundation. what is interesting that these people have know they are, they have no moral compass. the inst

google just took down project veritas' video exposing the pfizer executive on youtube.we removed this for misinformation." what? makes no sense. but have a wonderful weekend anyway with the ones you love, and we will see you monday. can't wait. ♪ ♪ >> sean: and welcome to hannity. we start with a fox news alert this friday night. tonight we are monitoring the ground in new york city, in the city of memphis, tennessee, where just hours ago local law enforcement released body cam footage showing the incident that led to the death of tyre nichols, allegedly at the hands of five officers, now former memphis police officers. this video is extremely graphic in nature and now cities across the country are bracing for potentially night of violence. before

veritas rebecca read you veritas and rebecca read you a nominee everyone's matt nominee on everyone'sf his fee. i think agent probably took think his agent probably took more charity did, and i more than the charity did, and i don't think he's cured. dyslexia with that appearance, which i'm pretty to do . well, pretty he was going to do. well, of course he claims he doesn't have a showbiz agent. matt hancock. i didn't know that. but in a good list nominees, i have to be honest with you, i've to go with matt hancock because that interview early so well done rebecca. great that interview absolutely made cringe the fact that this guy told us all he was going on i'm celebrity because he wanted to donate the money to charity and he donated 3% st what makes the snake an absolute snake . thank snake an absolute snake. thank you so much. well done rebecca. great. well done, campbell holmes and well done. amanda oh, we've got work because you're we've got to work because you're all tonight. i don't believe in that by. the i'm back again that by. the way i'm back again tomorrow night ina in a m

and tackling global challenges that no one country can solve alone, like the climate crisis. deli, veritas, tyler clinkers, a senior advisor for the national bureau of asian research. he says, the threat posed to japan from china and north korea and russia. a force, the historic plans to double it's military spending. the japanese last month published their national security strategy, as well as the national offense program guidelines and midterm defense programs. all of which highlight an increase in investments and defense that are predicated, quite frankly, and addressing the very dangerous challenges that the people's republic of china, the north koreans, as well as the russian pose for japanese security, fun to mentally what's historically unprecedented. here is the fact that that japanese are publicly acknowledging the challenges that they're facing. i would actually use the word threat, the rep that they are facing and that they are taking, again, unprecedented steps in terms of doubling. in essence, their defense budget, which is again historic and unprecedented. now the united sta

que google just took down dow project veritas video exposing the pfizer executive on youtube. according to youtube, quote, we remove the content forto violatin youg our policies and covid-19 vax misinformation. whator makes no sense. weekend >> but i have a wonderful weekend anyway with the ones you have. and we will see you monday. ca kahnawake, i'm not going to hannity. and we start with a foity.x news alert this friday night. now, tonight, we are monitoringt the ground in new york city, in city the city of memphis, tennessee, where just hours ago local laws, enforcement, they releasedforcee a body cam footage showingleingn the incident thacit led to the death of terry nichols allegedly at the hands of fo five officers. now former memphis police officers. this videorm memphis is extremet in nature. and now cities acrosurcisties as the country,the coun they are bg for potentially a night of violence. but before

i've been seeing people and in nordic countries riding their bikes and the snow veritas. and i wondered, but for the one i took a friend bike to my upcoming expedition to the north bowl and they so i rode my bike there and as i was riding alone through the arctic ocean, she hasn't missed something changed in me. so i me, we all leave with endless background noise her even if you are home you. she had clock's ticking appliances, humming song and so on. in the other, in the arctic flushed, i heard endless silence yecynnia beginning of the only sound i heard you were 1st my heart beat which sounded like a drum beating and seconds here. but my inner voice pier, which started asking questions like up on the law. what are we doing here? we are. so i had to explain to myself that sometimes everything was all right. so at least this what the criminal to enjoy equally. i goshen little un deaf and by the silence paused absolutely eliminated bit ish. and now i see that the arctic is not only design boss to clean space, but just thought i, they show you what the gold you are. yup. no

. >> greg branch, veritas financial. thank you very much. does it for us on "worldwide exchange. hope you have a great day. e u moow "squawk box" is next >>> good morning futures are flat dow is higher after that big surprise rally on friday did recession fears start waninging? we had them for 24 hours >>> nasdaq with the focus on the next wave of quarterly results. >>> a survey of economists say the rate hikes may be working which means we may need smaller ones and not as many. >>> and salesforce is getting activists attention. it is monday, january 23rd "squawk box" begins right now from new york.

taking sides here, i mean you talked to me on sunday about this double standard, we know that project veritas was raided we know that other people have were raided closely tied to president trump yet when they went to find documents in biden's home classified documents, in so many unsecured locations they basically said okay biden lawyers can do it. >> yeah. i mean look this documents blown belief bottom line as discussed on sunday documents just don't get up and missouri on their own, you cannot -- you have to -- they are in a scif a sanitize compartment intelligence facility you have to look at them there you can't walk out with them these are guarded most guarded in united states of america the answer how did documents get out over so long a period end up in so many locations non, by the way, are a scif we know howth the documents went to mar-a-lago got there moved by movers put there president trump cooperated to give them back told them they can healthcare whatever they want back the tell a guns abuysing 6:00 a.m. all day mar-a-lago a search warrant not for specific documents intelligenc

[applause] >> during freedom fest, a libertarian conference in las vegas, project veritas founder james o'keefe discussed his journalism career and some of the investigations hi group -- can his group has undertaken. his book is american muckraker. here's a portion of the interview. >> this book took me five years to write. it has 800 foot notes. in fact, it reads like a thesis paper. and i wanted, i wanted to outlast me. i wanted it to not be about me. i want it to be the about principles. my first book, breakthrough, was about, basically, my 20s. i'm 38 years old. my incarceration, you know, going to court, it was a very first person narrative, and book is more of a handbook. i would say it's a boy scout manual for people who want to follow in our footsteps. and of all the people to follow many our footsteps, it is the whistleblower. there's a chapter called whistleblower. i quote daniel ellsberg. it's like you're on the margins of society. it's like you're a space walking astronaut whose umbilical cord has been cut from the mother ship. i want people to understand what it's like. and

we have a comment from pfizer after that project veritas report where they interviewed someone from pfizere mutating covid. your thoughts on this story. here's the saint from pfizer. in the ongoing development of the covid-19 vaccine, pfizer has not conducted gain or pinks or correct canned evolution research n. a limited number of cases when a full virus does not contain any known, we are looking at -- any known gain of function indications -- [inaudible] are you comfortable with this statement from pfizer? i know you tweeted about this story. >> i'm about as comfortable and persuaded by that statement as i would be by the statements of the pinocchio character in shrek the third. look, in that movie pinocchio avoids getting in trouble by adding caveats to the sentence. you can't tell what the sentence means anymore. if you read that very same statement and you read it many its entirety, it's very difficult to tell what pfizer is saying. what i don't see pfizer saying is we never did gain of function research on covid anywhere, ever in connection with anything. you take away the qualifiers

google just took down project veritas' video exposing the pfizer executive on youtube. according to youtube, "we removed this for misinformation." what? makes no sense. but have a wonderful weekend anyway with the ones you love, and we will see you monday. can't wait. ♪ ♪ >> sean: and welcome to hannity. we start with a fox news alert this friday night. tonight we are monitoring the ground in new york city, in the city of memphis, tennessee, where just hours ago local law enforcement released body cam footage showing the incident that led to the death of tyre nichols, allegedly at the hands of five officers, now former memphis police officers. this video is extremely graphic in nature and now cities across the country are bracing for potentially night of violence. before we take it to the ground in memphis, it's important to see the body cam and cctv footage. keep in mind, tyre nichols was pulled over for allegedly reckless driving. this was about 8:30 p.m. on saturday, january 7th, and initially was taken down by the police. he was not cuffed, and got up at one point a

que google just took down dow project veritas video exposing the pfizer executive on youtube. according to youtube, quote, we remove the content forto violatin youg our policies and covid-19 vax misinformation. whator makes no sense. weekend >> but i have a wonderful weekend anyway with the ones you have. and we will see you monday. ca kahnawake, i'm not going to hannity. and we start with a foity.x news alert this friday night. now, tonight, we are monitoringt the ground in new york city, in city the city of memphis, tennessee, where just hours ago local laws, enforcement, they releasedforcee a body cam footage showingleingn the incident thacit led to the death of terry nichols allegedly at the hands of fo five officers. now former memphis police officers. this videorm memphis is extremet in nature. and now cities acrosurcisties as the country,the coun they are bg for potentially a night of violence. but before we take you to the'st ground in memphis, it's important to see the body cam and cctv footage. keep in mindct, that terry nichols was pulled over for allegedly reckless

this will result in the program exceeding its cost cap and delaying the next discovery class mission veritas by at least three years. it also raises the question of whether discovery missions really have a cost cap or whether the caps are just recommendations. a recent discovery mission insight also exceeded its cost cap after issues with the partner provided instrument resulted in a missed launch window to mars. the moral hazard caused by specifying a cost cap but not holding missions accountable to that cap is directly applicable to how nasa will manage future astronomy missions after jwst. these are all issues that we need to remain focused on going forward but today, i am very interested in hearing from our expert panel on some of the more interesting results we have derived from jwst's first year and i look forward to your testimony and i yield back the balance of my time, mr. chairman. thank you. mr. beyer: thank you very much. i would like to introduce the witnesses. dr. mark clampin as the astrophysics division director in the science mission director at nasa headquarters in washingt

i want to bring in the managing partner at veritas group your sense on these inflation numbers, and are end of the day, the market has been hoping, and joe referenced this earlier, we see this in the fed funds futures rates, we see this in the ten-year and the two-year, the market has been anticipating some type of pivot the market has been anticipating some type of relaxation or at least pause by the fed, and we're just not there yet you know, what will rightfully grab headlines is that on a year over year basis, the number came down, but probably more importantly, when you look at a month over month basis, it's likely gone up about 20 basis points as long as that number is still increasing, we can look for comfort in saying that the year over year went down, but that probably ignores the base effect in that we're lapping some pretty difficult comparisons as we go forward. >> what are you doing about it what do you think viewers should be doing about it? >> i think you'll be shocked, andrew i actually looked to be more bullish when i looked -- did my year-end lookout and i looked acros

finally this last week see facebook and youtube have censored project veritas in some of the most important investigative research we have seen come out of a media company. while all this sounds like an impossibility to overcome we must find to end this bias. we will do exactly. that thank you and i yield back. mr. buck: i thank the gentlelady. it's my honor to recognize the gentleman from the sunshine state and the best florida podcaster, congressman matt gaetz. mr. gaetz: does it feel sometimes like we're living in a crazy sci-fi movie where powerful entities an interests are trying to control what we see and what we hear and what we read? because they allot at my want to dominate what they and how we behave. my fellow americans there's a broad effort under way to deplalt form -- deplatform, demontize and destroy anyone who has a conservative, america-first perspective. we've seen this with newsmax, one american news. we see google work to demontize the federalist. and my question is this. when did we become so frail as contry? when did we take the position that if we saw something we did