Today's news in a nutshell
June 24th edition
BREAKING: Rudy Giuliani suspended from practicing law in New York over election loss statements
On Thursday, a New York court suspended former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani from practicing law in New York State due to "false and misleading statements" regarding former President Donald Trump’s 2020 election loss.
Explosion
Fifty-one people unaccounted for in Florida building collapse -officials
Moment boy is pulled from the rubble of 12-story Miami Beach apartment building after it collapsed leaving at least one dead
PANIC
OAN Goes Full Fascist, Calls for Mass Executions Over ‘Election Fraud’
COVID
Sidney Powell talks about how mandate on experimental drugs is unnecessarily dangerous and deadly.
The government is not being transparent about the risks': Inventor of MRNA vaccines says people should not be forced to take experimental COVID vaccines because risks aren't known and under 18s and those who’ve had virus shouldn’t take it
Dr. Robert Malone, inventor of mRNA technology that's used in the COVID vaccine, said young adults and teens shouldn't be forced to get the vaccine
He told Fox's Tucker Carlson that there isn't enough risk-benefit analysis data for that age group
Earlier today, a CDC advisory group said there is a 'likely link' between rare cases of heart inflammation in that age group and the COVID-19 vaccine
Report: Fauci and Collins Protested Donald Trump Order to Cancel Virus Research Money to Wuhan Lab
The book excerpts first reported by Fox News portray Fauci opposing canceling money funneled through EcoHealth Alliance to the Wuhan Institute of Virology but “reluctantly agreed” to terminate the balance of the 2020 grant money totaling $369,819.
When Fauci was asked in a House Energy & Commerce Hearing in June 2020, he claimed he did not know the reason why the money was canceled. But the book asserts Fauci did know.
“Why was it canceled?” Fauci clarified, “It was canceled because the NIH was told to cancel it.”
Fauci said at the time, “I don’t know the reason, but we were told to cancel it.”
Meanwhile, federal government investigators launched a probe June 15 into how the NIH “manages and monitors” its ongoing grant program to foreign labs, such as the Wuhan lab Fauci indirectly funded.
A virologist familiar with the Anthony Fauci-led pandemic response is exposing what he says is Fauci's incompetence and possible financial motives. One America's Chief White House Correspondent Chanel Rion has more.
McAfee
John McAfee's attorney fuels conspiracy theories by claiming his client was NOT suicidal after tech-outlaw tweeted he would not die 'a la Epstein' and that the US government 'wants to make an example of me'
The 75-year-old was found dead at the jail outside Barcelona just hours after a court approved his extradition to the US where he was wanted for tax evasion
Officials insisted no evidence of foul play, but McAfee's previous tweets that he would never take his own life 'a la Epstein' have fuelled conspiracy theories
'I am content in here. I have friends. The food is good. All is well. Know that if I hang myself, a la Epstein, it will be no fault of mine,' McAfee tweeted on Oct. 15
McAfee was collared at Barcelona airport on October 3, about to board a flight to Istanbul with a British passport, at the request of the US Justice Department
His lawyer said said McAfee's death had come as a surprise to his wife and other relatives, adding he would seek to get 'to the bottom' of his client's death
JAN 6TH
National Guard Threatens To Cancel Training, Exercises If Not Reimbursed For $521M Capitol Deployment
CRT
WATCH: Dad arrested at Loudon County school board meeting speaks out on Tucker Carlson
BIDEN HAS LOSTHIS MARBLES
timestamp 22:30 he begins to whisper on his presser
The Epoch Times
Nurse Who Already Had COVID-19 Fired for Refusing Vaccine: Hospital Is ‘Kicking Us to the Curb’
A Houston nurse who was fired for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine said that she contracted the virus last year and therefore, didn’t need to get vaccinated.
Houston Methodist hospital confirmed to The Epoch Times that more than 150 employees were either terminated or resigned after a judge earlier this month dismissed their lawsuit against the company over its mandatory COVID-19 vaccine requirement.
“I had COVID last summer, I don’t need that vaccine, and Methodist did not care about that, that was not an option at all,” said Jennifer Bridges, the lead lawsuit plaintiff and a registered nurse, in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday night.
Bridges, who confirmed to the Epoch Times Wednesday that she was fired by the company, said in the Fox interview that her dismissal is a betrayal of trust.
“We worked so hard last year,” Bridges said. “I mean, we were there through thick and thin when we had no help… it was horrible. And these people that are putting forth these rules right now for us and kicking us to the curb, they weren’t there. They weren’t even in the building to be seen for months. They were staying at home while we were doing all the work.”
Later in the interview, the nurse said she’s not sure why the hospital mandated vaccination to work there.
“I do not know exactly why they’re doing this,” Bridges said. “I can only assume it could be for a power [grab] or [they’re] money hungry right now, but they need to follow the proper science because we do not need to be vaccinated if we had COVID.”
In response to Bridges’ interview, a spokesperson for Houston Methodist described her comments as false.
“That is absolutely untrue. Our leaders have supported our employees every step of the way. We greatly appreciate what all of our dedicated employees have done for our patients and our leaders have been by their side since the beginning,” a spokesperson told The Epoch Times on Thursday.
And Woodfill, who appeared alongside her during the segment, stated that he believes the hospital’s vaccine requirement is “completely inconsistent” with federal law and regulations.
“Folks like Jennifer, the heroes I represent, were on the front line at the height of the pandemic, they were the individuals we celebrated and as a result of their service, she contracted COVID-19,” he added. “She recovered and recuperated … but here we are today, Methodist Hospital said, ‘Oh, you wouldn’t submit or participate in our vaccine trial, here’s your pink slip,’ sentencing her to bankruptcy, and that’s just plain wrong and that’s why we’re standing up.”
U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes of Houston issued a scathing ruling against Bridges’ and the other plaintiffs’ lawsuit earlier in June, saying that claims the vaccines are experimental and dangerous are false. Hughes ruled that Houston Methodist’s mandate of making vaccines a requirement for employment is not coercion and said she can go work somewhere else.
“Bridges says that she is being forced to be injected with the vaccine or be fired. This is not coercion. Methodist is trying to do their business of saving lives without giving them the COVID-19 virus,” Hughes said at the time. “Bridges can freely choose to accept or refuse a COVID-19 vaccine; however, if she refuses, she will simply need to work somewhere else.
“If a worker refuses an assignment, changed office, earlier start time, or other directive, he may be properly fired. Every employment includes limits on the worker’s behavior in exchange for his remuneration. This is all part of the bargain.”
Marc Boom, president and CEO of Houston Methodist, told The Epoch Times following the ruling that “our employees and physicians made their decisions for our patients, who are always at the center of everything we do” and “we couldn’t ask for a more dedicated, caring, and talented team.”
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