R. Brent Wisner, Esq
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They're trying to create a special class of corporations in the United States through law that says you cannot sue Bayer.
The specific types of pesticide makers like you can sue drug companies, you can see all these other people, but we're going to treat pesticide makers a special way and create immunity for them.
So that's they're doing that through state initiatives as well as an attempt to do it in the federal initiative, which has so far the federal one has failed.
That's correct.
Right now, you cannot sue a vaccine maker directly.
You have to go through the special vaccine court.
The crazy thing about the vaccine court, just as an aside, and I can talk about that all day in a separate show if you'd like, but is that if you win in the vaccine court, do you know who pays the damages?
Who?
Taxpayers.
So companies like Merck or other vaccine makers, right, can sell these vaccines.
They have guaranteed multibillion dollars in revenue because they're guaranteed purchases.
The government has to buy the vaccines, right?
And then if they get sued, the government pays for any liability.
It's free money, essentially, for the vaccine companies.
There is a way to sue them if you jump through all the hoops.
And we've actually successfully done that in a few cases.
But it's really, really difficult.
But yeah, vaccine, oddly enough, alcohol manufacturers have a special place in our society.
You can't sue alcohol makers.
Yeah, we passed a law right after prohibition that basically says, no, you can't sue them, which is, in retrospect, crazy because alcohol causes cancer and a whole bunch of other things.
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