Gavin de Becker

But ultimately, what really pissed people off was the big side effect of sudden death.

But...

Eli Lilly made a good decision pushing Zyprexa because even though it cost them $40 billion, I mean, even though it cost them billions in settlements, they made $40 billion in revenues.

Of course.

And in the last 31 years that I cover in the book –

Pharma manufacturers paid $62 billion, but they made trillions.

And most of them are repeat offenders.

So the question is, why in the world do we trust these companies?

It's a very good question.

I was hoping you could answer it.

There's no answer.

That's what it is.

They want to believe.

And the one product, by the way, where they have no liability, you think that's the one where they suddenly get careful?

Right.

Yeah.

You know, I forgot to mention earlier because you asked why are some of these ingredients in the vaccine.

Yeah.

So on mercury, they claim that it was a preservative for the multidose vial of flu vaccine.

But there's another ingredient you need in a vaccine, and that's called the adjuvant.