Rep. Chip Roy and dr.Joseph Ladapo about Pfizer and Moderna have total immunity from liability

Roy: "Do you share my concerns that a mere 11 Covid countermeasure injury claims have been paid out through the compensation fund? Is that an astoundingly low number given the millions of Americans that have been effectively forced or strongly encouraged or coerced to take the vaccine?"
Ladapo: "I think it's obvious and it would be hard for anyone with any relationship with honesty and facts to deny that."
Roy: "Do you believe that that has been in somewhat encouraged by the extent to which there is liability protection for vaccine manufacturers that dates back to 1986 and that we should at least revisit the nature of liability protection for pharmaceutical companies?"
Ladapo: "I completely agree with that. I think these liability protection for any medical product is something that really shouldn't exist. And it's particularly egregious when it's a product that's being mandated whatever that medication might be."
Roy: "And to be clear though, you like me are pro-vaccine, right, but tested vaccines. My father had polio and I am grateful that we have a polio vaccine. But they should be thoroughly tested, thoroughly reviewed not under Emergency Use Authorization, not forced on the American people and not under the rubric umbrella of liability protections that potentially endanger the American people. Would you agree with that sentiment?"
Ladapo: "Totally. I think it's important that whatever the medication is, it receives a fair evaluation and not a biased evaluation and unfortunately vaccines in general in the United States, but particularly Covid-19 vaccines have not received unbiased scrutiny."