Del Bigtree: COVID was a world war.

"COVID was a world war. I've said it as it's different than wars that we're used to, which is a nation against a nation or a continent against a continent. This was every government of the world against its own people. This was the governments of the world against the people. And it's still going on.

When you are looking at what Pfizer's looking at, it's like, it is like looking at what doctors would have been doing in Nazi Germany. Totally. And the question I ask myself is, if they're studying fertility, if they're studying the harms, the breast milk, the babies that are dying, the pregnancies, they're throwing out pregnant women that they didn't want in the study, that's how I have to look at it. You don't lose that many documents when your whole goal is all about documents.

And at the center of that, I have to imagine this has got to have something to do with depopulation, how many people still survive. Because the big question is, you wouldn't want to kill everybody. You're gonna be there. It's gonna be rubbing off on you. There has to be some way that you see a society that survives this. Somebody who's the survivor group, they're clearly looking at how many are we going to lose."