Did Pfizer Try to Influence the 2020 US Election With the Timing of the Vaccine Announcement?

Dr. Jeyanthi Kunadhasan breaks down the timeline.

According to contracts with the Trump Administration, Pfizer was supposed to deliver an effective vaccine by October 31.

However, it didn't play out that way. And when the data cutoff date came, proportionately more vaccinated people were being excluded from the trial than the placebo group.

The clinical trial timeline unrolled as follows:

July 27- Nov 14, 2020: The clinical trial run by Pfizer to determine efficacy enrolled approximately 44,000 participants.

Nov 20: Pfizer submitted their data with a request for an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for its COVID vaccine

Dec 10, 2020: FDA held a meeting to discuss Pfizer’s EUA request

Dec 11, 2020: EUA was APPROVED

Dec 14, 2020: First dose administered to the public

• Full Video: https://rumble.com/v2cwsy4-mmitb-ep.-38-dr.-jeyanthi-kunadhasan.html

• Pfizer’s EUA Granted Based on Fewer Than 0.4% of Clinical Trial Participants. FDA Ignored Disqualifying Protocol Deviations to Grant EUA: https://dailyclout.io/report-41-the-170-clinical-trial-participants-who-changed-the-world-pfizer-ignored-protocol-deviations-to-obtain-emergency-use-authorization-for-its-covid-19-mrna-vaccine/

• Pfizer Broke Its Own Rules to Obtain EUA: https://dailyclout.io/war-room-dailyclout-research-team-finds-serious-protocol-deviations-among-the-170-patients-that-the-covid-vaccine-eua-is-based-on/