Biden's new NIH director nominee, who was selected by Fauci, received $290 million in grant funding from Pfizer
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Biden's new NIH director nominee, who was selected by Fauci, received $290 million in grant funding from Pfizer
The ultimate red flag: Fauci personally advocated for Dr Monica Bertagnolli to become the nominee.
The White House has nominated a Pfizer-tied doctor to become the next director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
In a statement released by the White House, President Biden declared Dr. Monica Bertagnolli “a world-class physician-scientist whose vision and leadership will ensure NIH continues to be an engine of innovation to improve the health of the American people.”
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The NIH is currently led by Lawrence Tabak, a Bill Gates stooge who replaced longtime NIH chief Francis Collins.
Collins resigned after emails surfaced that he and Anthony Fauci, among others, coordinated with other influential figures to silence doctors and scientists who opposed the covid hysteria narratives.
Dr Bertagnolli has received a stunning $290.8 million in research funding from Pfizer.
The Daily Signal, a project of the Heritage Foundation, reported that from 2015 through 2021, she “received more than 116 grants from Pfizer, totaling $290.8 million, making up 89% of her research grants.”
Anthony Fauci, who remains on salary at the NIH and has a taxpayer-funded U.S. Marshals security detail, told The Washington Post that he personally advocated for her selection as the next NIH director.
Bertagnolli has also received $17.4 million in grant funding from Janssen Research & Development LLC, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson.
The revolving door strikes again, now more in your face than ever before.
Biden's new NIH director nominee, who was selected by Fauci, received $290 million in grant funding from Pfizer
All the red flag manufacturers in the US are running out of red flags. Get ready for another shortage...red flags. Those drug companies are hogging them all. fizer probably owns their own red flag maker.
Burn it to the Ground....figuratively speaking...like DeSantis supposedly said.