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7 facts from 4 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.

2020

Peter McCullough said that when the COVID vaccine campaign began on December 10, 2020, previously infected and pregnant people who had been excluded from trials were encouraged to take it.

“December 10th, 2020, when it rolls out, they said, Well, damn, the torpedoes, everybody takes it.”

Peter McCullough · #2576 - Dr. Peter McCullough, 0:47:06

2021

Neeley says Moderna had only about 800 employees early in the COVID period while Pfizer had 100,000, and Moderna's CEO calls it a technology company that happens to do biology.

“technology company that happens to do biology. And what we know from Moderna early early on during the COVID days they had only 800 employees Pfizer had 100,000 employees”

Guest · Strategy Summit 2026: Why AI Means Radical Change, 0:12:51

2025

Peter McCullough said the McCullough Foundation estimated, from Pfizer and Moderna sales data, that 8.9% of people took a COVID booster in the previous year.

“it was 8.9% of people took a booster last year”

Peter McCullough · #2576 - Dr. Peter McCullough, 1:44:59

Undated

Walmsley said GSK's consumer division was built through two global joint ventures, first with Novartis's portfolio and then with Pfizer's.

“we went through two massive global joint ventures, firstly with Novartis's portfolio and integrations, frankly, uh, and then with Pfizer's.”

Emma Walmsley · GSK CEO: Drug Discovery, AI in Pharma, and Changing Company Culture, 0:32:23

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