Number one, my email to them and the complaint starts out.

It is without hesitation that I'm reporting patient safety concerns

because they were just, these are people.

You know, this is, they're volunteering themselves.

Yeah.

And it just, I'm sorry, it just pissed me off that they were being treated like this.

And, you know, the trial was so rushed that, you know, we just weren't managing these patients appropriately.

Again, the lack of informed consent, not following up on adverse events, serious adverse events.

We were falsifying data, fabricating data.

I mean, the list just goes on and on and on.

Well, Operation War speed was the institutional imperative, and that played out in real time for you, Brooke.

And you were, I think, you know,

you've heard me talk about the institutional imperative.

You saw wrong going on, but everybody else,

look at everybody else.

And said, well, everyone's doing it,

so let's just keep doing it, except you.

Yeah, and, you know, most, one of the most telling things is, and correct me if I'm wrong

here, but I'm going from the previous research that we did and the reporting we did,

you filed a complaint with the FDA,

and then it was Pfizer, they kicked the complaint to Pfizer,

and Pfizer came back at you.

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