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Pfizer is allegedly “exploring” ways to mutate COVID to get a head start on developing new vaccines, a director at the pharma company told an undercover Project Veritas journalist in a bombshell video released Wednesday. “One of the things we're exploring is like, why don't we just mutate it [COVID] ourselves so we could create -- preemptively develop new vaccines, right?” says Jordon Trishton Walker, Director of Research and Development, Strategic Operations - mRNA Scientific Planner at Pfizer. “So, we have to do that. If we're gonna do that though, there's a risk of like, as you could imagine --...

humblegunnerSince Jan 23, 2001

President Biden on Monday confirmed that Russia launched a hypersonic missile in Ukraine over the weekend and said that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s may launch cyberattacks against the US and use chemical weapons in Ukraine next because his “back is against the wall.” Biden said Ukraine’s military is “wreaking havoc on the Russian military,” making Putin increasingly desperate in his nearly month-old invasion of Ukraine. “The more his back is against the wall, the greater the severity of the tactics he may employ,” Biden warned at a Business Roundtable event

A feminist writer has brushed off Joe Biden's sexual assault allegations and says she would vote for him to be president even 'if he boiled babies and ate them'. Magazine columnist Katha Pollitt, 70, wrote she was so desperate to get President Donald Trump out of the White House that democrat presumptive nominee Joe Biden had her vote despite allegations he sexually assaulted Tara Reade in 1993. Writing in The Nation, where she has a bimonthly column called Subject To Debate, Ms Pollitt said: 'I would vote for Joe Biden if he boiled babies and ate them.' 'I cannot believe...

Donald Trump weighed in tonight on the migrant crisis hitting Europe right now, saying that while he doesn’t like the concept of accepting migrants from the Middle East and Africa here, he says we have to do it on a humanitarian basis because they’re living in hell in Syria.

The White House went on the defensive Wednesday to explain newly released emails that appear to show the administration drafted talking points to blame the fatal attack in Benghazi, Libya, on a spontaneous protest rather than a coordinated assault planned by al Qaida-linked Islamist militants. White House spokesman Jay Carney said in a briefing at the White House that the emails released on Tuesday by a conservative watchdog group weren’t about Benghazi specifically, but instead referred to a different set of talking points that addressed unrest across the region. “The email and the talking points were not about Benghazi they...

. . . and, without mentioning President Bush by name, offered pointed criticism on how the Iraq war has been handled . . . He said that the United States went to war with far too few forces and was wrong to dismantle Saddam Hussein’s military and government, and he conceded that if more information had been available about Iraq’s weapons, Congress never would have approved the war.

Rather Says Will No Longer Address Charges of 'Professional Rumor Mill' September 12, 2004, 21:39:50 EDT Dan Rather was quoted in the New Zealand Herald as saying that there was no use debating the authenticity of his documents which he claims are proof that George W. Bush committed any number of unethical acts while in the National Guard. "Until someone shows me definitive proof that they are not [authentic], I don't see any reason to carry on a conversation with the professional rumour mill."

DASCHLE HAS NO CREDIBILITY ON THE ECONOMY (aka Daschle has no credibility Period!) From Terrorism Insurance To The Budget And Pension Reform To Prescription Drugs, Daschle Has Failed To Lead And The American People Are Paying The Price ____________________________________________________________ DASCHLE AND THE DEMOCRAT SENATE PLAN A “DECEMBER SURPRISE” OF HIGHER TAXES AND OUT-OF-CONTROL SPENDING Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) Wants To Repeal Or Postpone Bush’s Tax Cut. NBC’s Tim Russert: “Back in 2001 on this program, you said we should repeal the Bush tax cut. Do you believe that is now necessary . . . . Repeal or postpone the tax...