Brigham Buhler about captured regulatory bodies

"So imagine a world where you've captured not only the media outlets that report the news, but also the regulatory bodies that control what products reach the marketplace and when. And at the drop of a hat, you can flip a switch and turn off the national drug supply of crucial life-saving products like these diabetes medications.

That's 100% what Eli Lilly is doing. Eli Lilly got exposed, not by the FDA, by a whistleblower for its violations and egregious behavior at most of its manufacturing facilities. And the only major media source that covered this is Reuters. So let's talk about what the whistleblower claims and what the FDA actually found at a very specific Eli Lilly facility.

Improper aseptic techniques for filing undisclosed drugs that were deficient, processing areas for two or more filling lines were substandard. sanitization procedures did not meet FDA standards. A lot of these big pharmaceutical companies will literally destroy evidence of its shortcomings before the FDA can come in and inspect.

Bobby Kennedy and the MAHA movement is the reason that we're having these discussions today. And I just hope that we can have an enlightening conversation with the FDA in the near future to try and get answers onto why it's constantly the American people and the public paying the price for the pocketbooks of Big Pharma."