The judge orders FDA to produce Pfizer safety vaccine data with an accelerated schedule

eight months instead of 75 years. The Moderna CEO says that the fourth dose may be needed.

It's almost like he has a financial incentive to keep this going.

And social media users are demanding Fauci debate these specific challenges.

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get right into this. The judge orders the FDA to produce Pfizer docs with an accelerated schedule.

So on Thursday, a federal judge in Texas ordered a food and drug administration to publicly

release the data. It used to license the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine imposing a schedule of approximately

eight months. Previously, the schedule was 75 years. Now before we read too much and that

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can get spread. So let's read the FDA originally said it would take approximately 75 years

to complete the Freedom of Innovation Act request with an estimated 450,000 pages of material

about the vaccine. The US District Judge Mark Pittman wrote the court concludes that the FIA of FOIA

request is the paramount public importance. Pittman was appointed to the bench by former President

Donald Trump in 2019. Well, the FDA never said it, it wouldn't release the data. It argued the

show that FIA of, I don't even know how to pronounce it, what does that pronounce office,

whatever, could only review and release 500 pages a month. You can do five of your pages a day.

If you really want. And the order, Pittman recognized it, uh, unduly, okay, whatever,

someone who had the FDA must produce their safety data on Pfizer COVID-19 injections,

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