Published Nov 10, 2020

The Election Is Only Over When It’s Over | Ep. 1134

Ben Shapiro delves into Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine breakthrough, examining government involvement and its political implications, while also scrutinizing media bias, censorship, and the critical issue of election integrity amidst allegations of voter fraud in the 2020 election.
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  • Pfizer's Breakthrough

    Pfizer's announcement of a COVID-19 vaccine with 90% effectiveness marks a significant milestone in the fight against the pandemic. , CEO of Pfizer, emphasized the overwhelming responsibility and hope placed on their shoulders, stating, "It is a great day for science. It is a great day for humanity." 1 Despite speculation about the timing of the announcement, Borla clarified that the election was not a factor in their timeline, as they prioritized scientific integrity over political considerations 1. Meanwhile, expressed concerns about the Trump administration's vaccine plan, highlighting the need for public trust in the vaccine's efficacy 2.

       

    Government Involvement

    The role of government initiatives, particularly Operation Warp Speed, has been pivotal in the vaccine's development. pointed out that although Pfizer did not take upfront government funding, they were part of the initiative as the government pledged to purchase billions of doses 3. This commitment encouraged Pfizer to invest heavily in the vaccine's development. and other Democrats have emphasized the importance of combating vaccine hesitancy and ensuring equitable distribution 3. Shapiro also noted the political implications of the vaccine announcement, suggesting it could influence voter perceptions and party dynamics in the future 4.

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