12. The morning after I wrote that article, Gottlieb appeared on CNBC, the financial news channel where he is a contributor, and offered what at best was a seriously misleading explanation of his actions and his motives.

Gottlieb did not deny pressing Twitter on me - he could not, given the documents I had released the night before.

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13. But in an interview with Joe Kernan of CNBC, Gottlieb said he had asked Twitter to act only because he was concerned if tweets raised the threat of violence against vaccine advocates.

“The inability of these platforms to police direct threats, physical threats about people, that’s my concern about what’s going on in that ecosystem,” Gottlieb said.

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14. "I'm unconcerned about debate being made,” Gottlieb told Kernan. “I'm concerned about physical threats being made for people's safety."

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15. In a tweet that morning, Gottlieb doubled down, writing:

Respectful debate and dialogue is one thing, and should be encouraged and protected. But there's no place for targeted harassment, and misleading dialogue which can instigate a small but persuadable group of people to make targeted and dangerous threats.

But Brett Giroir’s tweet about natural immunity was the definition of “respectful debate and dialogue.” And in his own email to Todd O’Boyle, Gottlieb did not raise any security concerns about it. He simply complained that it might wind up “driving news coverage.

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16. Gottlieb is not just a Pfizer board member.

He is one of seven members of the board’s executive committee and the head of its regulatory and compliance committee, which oversees “compliance with laws, regulations, and internal procedures applicable to pharmaceutical sales and marketing activities.”

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17. Pfizer has a long history of violating drug industry laws and ethics rules. In 2009, it agreed to pay $2.3 billion, the largest health care fraud settlement in American history, for fraudulently marketing several drugs. In 1996, it conducted a clinical trial of an antibiotic in Nigeria in which 11 children died and which became the inspiration for John le Carre’s novel The Constant Gardner.

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So how will Pfizer react to the black-and-white proof from Twitter’s records that one of its most powerful board members secretly tried to suppress debate on the mRNA jabs that have has been by far its best-selling product since 2020?

And will CNBC continue to let Gottlieb use it to mislead the public?

To be continued…

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JOE BIDEN IN 2018: “I no longer have access to classified information.”

Joe Biden directly lied to Americans about stealing classified documents while literally sitting in the office where he stored them.

WATCH.

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The same FBI who called Hunter Biden’s laptop “disinformation” is now calling the Twitter Files “disinformation.”

Abolish the FBI.

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I’m old enough to remember when Ted lieu wanted Americans to be Covid jabbed to fly. Even the Biden Administration said no.

And the time he had to delete a false tweet on Covid’s risks to kids.

It’s over, Ted. After three years of hysteria, no one’s buying what you’re selling.

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“The Twitter Files have proven that the corrupt officials at the FBI have been coordinating massive CENSORSHIP , SURVEILLANCE and propaganda campaign against the American people.

The FBI works to stop the truth from being told about the Biden family's criminality.

What they only wanted was anything bad about your favorite President. ME!

When I am President we will take back our FREEDOM we will take back our COUNTRY 🇺🇸”

- President Trump

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New #TwitterFiles incoming at 12:30

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1.THREAD: Twitter Files #14
THE RUSSIAGATE LIES
One: The Fake Tale of Russian Bots and the #ReleaseTheMemo Hashtag

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2. At a crucial moment in a years-long furor, Democrats denounced a report about flaws in the Trump-Russia investigation, saying it was boosted by Russian “bots” and “trolls.”

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4.Twitter warned politicians and media the not only lacked evidence, but had evidence the accounts weren’t Russian – and were roundly ignored.

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5. On January 18th, 2018, Republican Devin Nunes submitted a classified memo to the House Intel Committee detailing abuses by the FBI in obtaining FISA surveillance authority against Trump-connected figures, including the crucial role played by the infamous “Steele Dossier”:

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