Pfizer Whistleblower Justin Leslie Speaks Out: Inside Project Whistleblower, Project Veritas, and the Cost of Telling the Truth

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0:01 Hi everybody. Welcome back to Patriots Perspective. I have with me today Penny La Shepard. My name is Christi Tasker and I'm your host of patriots perspective.com. Penny is your co-host and we have got the guest of all guests today. We cannot wait for you to meet a special guest that I have met in person. Yes, he is real. His name is Justin Leslie. He is the Fizer whistleblower. Penny, have you heard of this guy? You know, not until today, but I was looking at Markets Insider and um the headline is groundbreaking documentary Project Whistleblower pulls back the curtain on corporate misconduct. Discover the inspiring story of Justin Lesley, a

0:41 27year-old defender who fearlessly challenges industry norms and exposes hidden truths in the documentary Project Whistleblower. Can you tell us a little bit about that project? Oh, I just cannot even wait to wait to tell you because I have met Justin in person. He is a real. We did a sting operation together for James O'Keefe at OMG after he switched over. We're going to tell you all about that when we come back. Live from Miami, Florida, broadcasting around the world. Around the world. You're listening to Patriots Perspective with Christi Tasker. Your news behind the government's facade. Don't fall

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2:04 Satan [music] and his demons taking up residence in your community. Be sure to hit the like or [music] rumble button and comment to tell us where you're holding the line. "[music]" There we go. And we are going to not waste any time and bring Justin right on in. Justin, welcome to Patriots Perspective. I think the last time you were in Miami, we were doing a little sting operation, but here you are on the internet in Miami and don't even know it. [laughter] Welcome. Hey Christy Penny, thank you for having me on. I really appreciate you uh taking the time to go through an interview with me. Um keeping it around an hour, right,

2:48 short and sweet for the audience and going through the story. Uh so without further ado, I'll just let let the conversation flow. Yep. So Justin, uh first of all, I want everybody to know how we met. We first met um because there was a circulation going around. Somebody had contacted me. A matter of fact, there was like an outreach for anybody who wanted to help um James O'Keefe come up and and interview a lot of the scientists, but go undercover to interview them. And I thought, well, listen, there's no better way for me to find out the truth from these scientists directly, the doctors who are in charge of these NIH studies, than to go myself.

3:29 So, um I thought it's very easy for me to belly up at the bar, get a sparkling, um water, pretend like I'm drinking, make these people feel very comfortable, and um with an undercover video camera, and there you were to be the person that actually led the charge on that as well um on South Beach um where we happened to gain some footage regarding Dr. Frogche that actually went viral on um O'Keeffe Media Group um's channel. So, you know, I wanted people to know that that you are a real person. You do actually do real work and you actually led the charge for some great things um

4:09 before James. And um one of the things I remember in coming to meet you is being like, "Oh my gosh, I felt like I was like working with a kid." But you were very smart. You're very intelligent. Um very concerned. I remember [laughter] you may want to tell about, you know, being concerned about me and I'm like, "No, no, no, no. Go away. Go away. I'm not going to be able to get anything if you're here." But you were a very lovely guy. Thank you, Christie. Yeah. So, that investigation was actually supposed to be centered around uh in Project

4:42 Whistleblower, I talk about Kim Witsac and her whistleblower story. So, I had flown out to Minneapolis several months prior to meet with Kim uh to talk to her about her husband's story uh Woody who he had actually committed a suicide from taking an SSRI Zoloft. And so Kim became this accidental advocate and got on to the FDA committee board for psychotropic drugs and she's been an advocate forever uh since since that what 2003 I think the whole situation with her husband was and it's really heartbreaking story. Um you know I cried a little bit over dinner with her. So, she sent me all these documents, but

5:27 James and the lead journalists that I was working with didn't think that her testimony was really worth a story or worth an interview. So, they sent me, you know, being her journalist source handler, uh, to fly to Miami to this conference and with the NIH people. And there were subjects there that were part of the reason why Kim was actually taken off of this committee vote for the Fizer drug uh the smoking sessation drug. Um it's not so loft off the top of my head. Uh Chantics. So Chantics in 2016 2017 had a blackbox warning vote that Kim was

6:14 supposed to be on and she was taken off and then consequently from her being taken off and not being able to present the data on the board, she still flew to this meeting and tried to present it. Uh but it wasn't as you know it wasn't what it was supposed to be. She didn't get a vote. Um, so long story short about Kim is I flew to Miami, met up with you, met up with other citizen journalists, and we could talk about that because Christie, you had this knack of just knowing what to do with the the camera.

6:49 And I actually, you know, we can laugh about it now, but I I screwed up giving you your equipment on the second day when you actually got a pretty you got interesting sound bites and the audio was off and it was just I was the only OMG journalist working there and I was just super stressed out. we were working like there was a 19-year-old uh a 21-year-old and then some other some other dude and then you and your friend and I just I was overwhelmed cuz I was working with like four citizen journalists and I would only I would call you and your friend the only citizen journalist the the other younger folks really had no idea what they were

7:29 doing or like why they were even there and it just it it having too many um hands or you know too many pots like of people just at this conference was almost too much to deal with for me since I was alone and I was also trying to get a story myself like identify these subjects that had to do with Kim's story and the whole thing really fell apart like we we got the Fouchy story with you uh which was great but to me it's it's all kind of part of the the narrative even that the alternative media uses in in the sense that they want to take Fouchy and make him this

8:09 fall guy, you know, blame Fouchy for everything, which obviously the man is super sinister like and he's he's part but he's a puppet. You know, there's people behind him that, you know, that we don't exactly see, right? But he's he's going to become the fall guy and already really has in in the rightwing alternative media, per se. Um, so well, one of the interesting things regarding, you know, that that story, you know, because, you know, I know, you know, you were there and you like you were really doing everything, you know, you were kind of equipping everybody with the equipment, you know, kind of trying to brief everybody and then I felt like you were really concerned

8:50 about the whistleblowers that were there, you know, just in case, you know, you were trying to keep an eye on everybody just in case, not because you were concerned about, you know, like whether we were going to like run off with equipment, but you were concerned that we might get hurt or the cover might be Yeah, he was very concerned and I I remember him being I was like I'd be like Justin I'd go by get away like just get away don't you know don't get too close because you know I didn't want everybody to see that you know we were you know kind of working the room right as a whole and then one of the really

9:24 interesting things that you know I I would love to have had that vi had the footage that we obtained because I was asking all the other scientists, were they aware that Dr. Frogche's wife um actually was over the NIH? And none of the scientists knew that his wife was over the NIH. So, wow. Yeah. So, not a single one of them. And um about 95% there was actually only one man that had wor had worked with Dr. Fraud for 30 years that actually still liked him. The rest of them did not like him at all. They thought he was a fraud.

9:58 And that's actually what James did release was, you know, the the part where where the other scientists did confirm that he was a fraud and stuff like that. So, and then the part that Justin's talking about, you know, there's there's times where like on day two, I was talking to this dad who had pretty much put his his child in a a test or in a study. Sorry. I correct me if I'm wrong. It's really like transgender stuff you were talking about, right? Like DEI. I don't think they went and got bottom surgery at that point, but from what you

10:31 were telling me just by word of mouth because we screwed I screwed up with the the the phone camera you had was muted, you know, unfortunately I I had given, you know, if I had given you the other one and I didn't take the voice and I didn't do the backup. So there's we lost this part whatever. Yeah. So it it's lost. But the reality is this dad pretty much confirmed that he put his own he's a scientist himself put his own child in a study so that he would have basically a lab rat to use. I mean that was the and I was like shocked

11:06 hearing him say this and to the point where I just like grandma schooled this this like man he was a head taller than me believe it or not. And I'm 6 feet tall, so he's about um 67, 6'8. And he's literally like just telling me how he's like utilized his kid. And I'm just like sitting there going, "Are you crazy? Like like you're a dad. You're supposed to be protecting this young lady." And I thought he would like run away from me at this point in time, but he didn't. But that's the footage that we lost. So, you know,

11:38 anyway, you win some, you lose some. That's why they say uh they said, you know, you got to have I guess two in the chamber just in case, you know, with the backup audio situation, if if you accidentally have your audio off or something happens in your pocket and it turns itself off, you have the backup running. So, and I reached out to you and when at first I was like, Justin, like I had audio taken. And [laughter] he's like, that was me. That was my situation. Like I I was the one that was my fault. And I'm like, "Okay, well, as long as it's your fault." Like, it wasn't I thought

12:10 maybe James has like hidden that audio or that footage or whatever, too. So, Justin was able to confirm. It was simply an honest mistake that, you know, I was too it was too hectic for me, I guess, to deal with like the four or five of you guys as citizen journalists, focusing on the story I was trying to get simultaneously. And so it was just it was a lot uh that I was dealing with, you know, as as well as, you know, keeping keeping the Fiser scientist story sucked down into my stomach for two plus years, too, you know. So that's that's a lot.

12:44 I would I would love to talk to you about that. I would have loved to talk to you about that. I could tell how tapped in to everything that you were, you know, you know, just being an investigative journalist, Christy, and all the I don't want to call it activism, but you you know, if you call it activism, activism, but whatever your your work in politics, etc. I could tell that you're you got a good head on your shoulders, and I wanted to express to you my actual truth, but you know, everything works out and now we're chatting here.

13:16 Here we are. That's right. And let's actually talk about your story. So because at the time I had no idea that you were the FISA Fiser whistleblower because the story had not come out. you know, you're having to like keep it all bottled up, which I imagine would be extremely hard because a lot of people don't understand keeping these things bottled up is especially when you're dealing with the crimes against humanity is extremely hard to keep bottled up, especially but you can do it if you're thinking that you have a support group that's going to, you know, be like a a

13:48 conduit and a megaphone to help you get that message out because, you know, if you just put it out, you know, you might have 30, 20, 30,000 people watch, but if you've got somebody like James O'Keefe who is willing to put it out, then there's a great chance that the message is going to go further. So, you know, I wanted to say that, you know, regarding people because, you know, a lot of people have asked me, you know, like why did you bother to do this, you know, under OMG and even James himself encouraged people to, you know, do their

14:18 own citizen journalism? Uh but the reality is a lot of people either don't know how to do it, they're, you know, they're afraid to do it. Um and they don't have the platform already built. I mean, you know, because I had even said to to you guys, you know, like, hey, can't you just share some of the other stories? It's not his policy. He has to like do the journalism himself, making sure that it actually exists. So, I would say that, you know, that's um you know, that's an interesting thing that I think people don't realize like behind the scenes. Um, and you know, but when it comes to your story, I do have some

14:52 thoughts on it, you know, like of where they made some really big mistakes that I agree with you 100%. So, let's get into your story. Um, just brief the audience on it. Tell us about your documentary because I I have watched this documentary and it is amazing. So, I don't want to play every clip with the documentary. That's not the goal of this podcast. Uh, but we are going to talk about some specific things and where I believe James O'Keeffe went wrong and u the mistakes that were made and were they intentional or not? Who really knows?

15:24 Yeah, those questions will probably remain unanswered because James acts like I don't exist. But to make it Yeah, he acts like I don't exist anymore essentially. Um, that's interesting. I have a whistleblower that was on our show for almost a year and he is now currently in jail. Wow. That's another story for another day. I'll talk about So my background comes from a pharmaceutical biomedical science background. I got educated at University of Rhode Island, went for undergrad, four years there, and I was in the middle of a master's program uh at the height of COVID. I couldn't find a job out of school during like the the

16:02 beginning of this pandemic. And then I applied after my first semester of my M's program to about four pharma companies and a contracting organization called Minelance Incorporated called me with an opportunity for Fizer. So I was a contractor for Fizer. I went through two interviews just two phone interviews and got hired as a formulation analytical scientist. I was given this job offer. I took 23 hours basically to accept it because I was I was at such a crossroads in my life of like am I gonna go work for the beast, you know, am I going to go work for the evil guys? Uh and I said yes under the condition that I essentially

16:46 don't stay on the sidelines, you know, and and do something, right? Be brave, do something is what Project Veritas's motto is. And so that's why I end up reaching out to them. Uh, and I had reached out to PV actually before even taking this role. I said, "Hey, by the way, um, I'm I'm this, you know, young guya d I got this job at Fizer in in Massachusetts. Let me know if you guys want to work together to expose the corruption behind the vaccine agenda." And they said, "Justin, we can't tell you what to do. Uh, if you find anything newsworthy, if you take the job, please reach out to us and we're happy to work with you." So I just took it under, you

17:25 know, I wanted to go see what working on this mRNA platform for the CO 19 vaccine was like. So I was in a small scale manufacturing lab where if in pharmaceuticals there's small scale and then there's large scale. Small scale is more for research and development and stability study purposes just to make sure that you can scale up essentially. So in a I was in a small scale lab and I was doing research and development studies for the fabrication and clean team like small scale manufacturing teams where they were just handing off vaccine research samples, stability

18:02 samples where I would go in these – 80° C freezers, which I think is ridiculous uh that they had drug product in these freezers, but that's another conversation. [snorts] But essentially I um Are you saying that because that's not the that's not the correct way to handle the the material. Is that what you're saying? Well, there's just not I my expertise in dealing with minus 80° C freezers isn't that high. This was my first role ever. But and throughout undergrad and through my master's program, I had never come across drug products being frozen at like – 80° Celsius being a commonality.

18:47 And so I just thought it was ridiculous that they were using this frozen product for something that was going into billions of people on a on a worldwide scale. So you know there people argue that there's like the water parasites and you know hydrovulgaras or this drug delivery system which ultimately I I really align with my hypothesis of what these vaccines are as a drug delivery system that is essentially tricking the body and causing these blood clots. Um, so I don't need to ramble or anything, but um, my documentary that I put together is called Project Whistleblower, and the audience can find it at justinttegrity.net.

19:32 Um, so I went from just in just your name, right? Juillanti. It's a It's a play off my name. I I came up came up with it one day and uh my friend loved it and I didn't fall in love with it right away but it's it's uh you know it keeps it keeps me on my integral path now too you know I got just integrity right so um I was a formulation analytical scientist at Fizer and I was working with project veraritoss for three months uh from October through December of 2021 uh at this point in time yes a lot of

20:10 people were like double jabbed or even boosted, but there were childhood vaccine uh emergency use authorization approvals that I had a hand in potentially stopping or putting to a hold as well as mandates. Um Christy, I'm not sure if you're familiar with Melissa Mcatee, but she had a really uh she had a Fiser whistleblower story through Project Veraritoss as well, and her story did impact mandates like countrywide actually. So I can only imagine the impact that my story combined with her story would have had on such a it would have been a massive critical mass ultra critical

20:50 mass scale and if my story followed up with hers like three or four weeks after. But so I was offered a job opportunity to work for Project Veraritoss by James O'Keeffe December 1st, 2023 because of their, you know, I I went, you know, very hard in the sense of what I was doing. I was obtaining information after they gave me undercover recording equipment and I so I went into project veraratoss essentially every day or not project veratoss fizer every day looking to get sound bites from my colleagues especially the higher up colleagues so principal scientists director level people and vice president level executive levels

21:41 well and you said earlier that that they hired you off of two interviews online interview advisor. Yes. Okay. So, tell about those interviews. tell about the interview process because I think this is something that maybe people don't realize how easily people were hired because this is in your do part of this like the documentary shows a lot of these like foreigners working um you know and and and you know being a business owner I'm looking at it going wow like there's no way I've hired people you know for a marketing role with my companies off of two little interviews and like especially going to

22:20 show up and you're going to like no background check, no I mean tell us a little bit about that. Did they go through the the interview process because I thought that was really interesting. Yeah. I mean it was it's simply just two phone interviews that were 30 minutes long for me. Oh, not not even Zoom. Not Zoom interview. No. Wow. Wow. No. Yeah. It was it was really simple. And they offered me that job through the contracting company. They didn't even know what I looked like, which might have actually been a disadvantage if they saw who I was because, you know, I come across as a little more masculine and etc., you know, like, you know, maybe they don't want this big macho guy who's

22:59 a scientist. Um so um yeah the the context behind my colleagues is I worked like the lower there was the lower level employees you know like me being a through in the middle of a master's program and some of my colleagues had either master's degrees or just straight up bachelors and that's it and they were working at Fiser for only a year or two. Most of my colleagues were either 25, 26, 27, 28. Uh there was a group of young young guns and then Conwell Gil, the Indian lady who we can go over footage. Uh as well as Rine, they're in their I mean Conwell's probably in her 40s or I don't

23:47 know the exact age, but they're more middle-aged. Um, so I think that what Fiser and the hiring process with what you're touching on Christy is they take the Indian population or, you know, maybe Asian population and they outsource to that group of people versus people that are, you know, born in the United States or or have, you know, ties to the United States in the sense that they, you know, are less of a it's less tunnel vision, I think, when you're born here like I had no tunnel I didn't have the tunnel vision I was like I was looking

24:25 out for humanity in the sense of being really risk averse where these people they were like comm says roll it out roll it out roll it out it's not a time to think it's a time to act and we're just going to release this vaccine in record time so u did you want me to touch on her footage yeah I would like you to touch on her footage and And you know, I just want the audience to think logically. Like I, you know, I'm a big on like just thinking very logically. Like if this were your business, would you actually

24:59 and knowing the ramifications that vaccines can have and knowing that these vaccines are going into the entire population. There's no background check. You're taking somebody directly out of college that needs a job. Number one. Number two, you're taking people directly out of a third world countries that they're just happy to have food. I mean, they're happy to, you know, be in America in general. And so, I just think that's extremely sad that they they I feel like it that's abuse in itself. I mean, so I don't know how what your thoughts are on it, but as a business

25:34 owner and as a mom and a grandma and an aunt, you know, I'm just like appalled that they would think that this is okay. Yeah, it's they rolled this thing out way too quickly. And I mean we can even all vaccines aren't safe or effective because you know like I point out in my documentary that viology itself should be questioned by every single person on this earth as a pseudocience due to I like to point to the work of Christine Massie who's a Canadian researcher out of Canada where she's filed over 220 foyer requests to like the World Health

26:14 Organization the CDC World Health Organ or I don't know the names of the Canadian health agencies but all over the world is where you know she's touched on to over 220 countries with these freedom of information act requests for the purification isolation of SARS KV2 as well as other viruses and it's taken you know that none of these organizations have actually provided her evidence of a research paper saying here we've followed the scient scientific method in the purification isolation of this virus. And to me, it's really mindblowing and baffling to me that the governments around the world, the media around the world, they pushed this

27:03 narrative about SARS KV2 killing you, killing your grandma. You need to take the vaccine, otherwise grandma's going to die. without actual proof or evidence that SARS KV2 or any other virus has actually been proven to exist. Like that is a terrifying and traumatizing statement, but that is the information that I'm presenting. And I'm not the only person to speak on this either. There are thousands of medical doctors who have walked away from the whole from the whole industry because of this. So I'm not alone and I'm not the only person to be saying this. I'm just, you know, I'm a young guy from Fizer who has come across this truth and so I feel,

27:42 you know, the need to shout from mountaintops about this issue. It's I feel it's the most important thing that we really can be talking about. So, um, did do you guys want to touch on the comm footage? I think it's the second clip. Yeah. So, let's let's go ahead and play the footage. Roll the footage. It's this I think it's the second one. Yep. Okay. Okay. Let's see. And let's add it to the stage. This clip was from October 21st, 2021. Just listen to what he has to say about the safety issues of the vaccine. My mother called me two days ago and said

28:19 that her therapist's friend told her that her friend took a booster shot and died like the same day I think in her bathroom. I don't know if it was fizer but like the only booster shot so far is fizer. So I mean well it must have been fizer and I'm just like concerned that like I mean she was relatively old. She was 77 apparently. But I mean it's kind of scary to me. That's the thing just people die every day. I just I'm just I think it's something that we should look into and make sure that the boosters are looking into it. It's just not our job to to look into that. But there are people with all the political people.

29:09 Okay, that's and and the safety people, right? There are I have to pause this. I mean, it's not our job to look into that. I mean, it's everything is not somebody else's job. I mean like it's it's almost like this is insanity that we're living in. It's a it's a global human. Go ahead. There are reports that come to Fiser. Zillions every day. Zillions. Oh yeah. Do you think Fizer gets mad when they don't mandate it from a business perspective? Yeah. You know, it's just like saying you think the ch Okay. So I just want to bring to everybody's attention from a business

29:50 perspective. So I get I as a as a business consultant I get really aggravated when I go on to any type of government anything and I refer to them as a business. They are a corporation masquerading as a government just like Fizer is a business masquerading as a health organization pretending to help people. Chips companies they're going to get mad if somebody says chips is not good for you. Of course. Probably. Yeah. But I mean, they don't care if people just eat chips all day and die because their job is to sell chips. Engineering it the way that I take. No, it's not even selling it. It's for me to take it basically, right? Because otherwise I won't buy it, right?

30:32 Yeah. So you forget about those parts of business basically. So yeah. Yeah. They're engineering it specifically for me to take the next one, right? So, increasing my consumption and increasing my consumption. Guess what? It's going to affect my heart and I'm going to die. Wow. And nobody's talking about that. Yeah, I know. Oh, yeah. So, that was Reine Dvari. He's actually in the next clip. It's Conal Gil, the woman we were just talking about. Reine is Conwall's boss essentially. He's like a head honcho on the formulations behind right at the beginning with this entire vaccine roll out with using mRNA

31:17 technology. Reine has had his hands on this mRNA technology from the beginning when Fizer and Biontech were working on this mRNA technology starting in like 2018. So this guy has been hands-on with this platform for at this point in this conversation at least two years more likely closer to three. So to not have the concern even if you're not in clinical I understand if you know if you're not an expert in clinical that's fine. Can you explain Justin what clinical is because I mean I know but the audience doesn't know and I didn't even know until you were kind of

31:57 you know till I had interviewed um some of the NIH scientists what clinical is what you know like explain the the the differences in silos u because you know some of those um scientists did explain it to me like oh what clinical is so how they separate theirelves and their minds of how they how they get by with this. So my indust my part of the industry was in pharmaceutical research and development advisor. There's also clinical trials where the drug product itself is going into humans or in animals. You know they got to do animal clinical trials before they even put this thing in humans which they weren't doing because of this emergency, right?

32:41 But that's that's what he was referring to. He's like, "Oh, it's the clinical people's job to worry about the people dying from the booster shot and not us even though we're working directly on this product like hands-on every single day." You know, and I was paying attention to the alternative media circles outside of mainstream. You know, all these people watch CNN straight up and MSNBC and maybe a little bit of Fox where everybody else or not everybody else or me, you know, I'm paying attention to what's going on on Alex Jones or whoever else, you know, and I mean, is Alex Jones even trustworthy?

33:17 I'm not sure. But, um, that's a different conversation. It's the fact that it's it's it's the fact that they were at least talking about it and bringing some concern to it. So I it's mind-blowing to me that he literally came up with an analogy for a chip company manufacturer and I don't mean microchips. I meant he wasn't referring to microchips. He was referring to potato chips in the sense that you know if Lays is told you know if if if Fizer and Lays are the same you know and Lays gets mad that you say oh

33:53 don't don't eat chips you know well Fizer's going to get mad at people saying oh don't take your booster shot you know don't do this don't do that and um I'm engineering this product to make sure that you keep on taking it that is ridiculous and then he goes it's going to affect your heart and I'm going to guy. That was that's a nail in the coffin to me. I know it's literally not directly referring to Fizer, but he uses a metaphor to refer to Fizer and it is so subliminal and it's so it's so perfect for the situation. And he said zillions of adverse events. I wish he

34:31 said millions or billions, but I mean he was deflecting in that situation, meaning he didn't want to talk about it and so he just said zillions. And it's it's absolutely ridiculous. Um, I can tell you this regarding the first one, my my own mother-in-law took a booster. I think it was their second booster and within days she could not even pull a blanket up over her legs, was almost freezing and and did end up passing away like days days later. So, it's horrible. And that was a real world situation I gave him, too. You know, someone connected, you know, my mom's friend's like mom or aunt essentially took a booster and died.

35:11 Boom. Same day. So, you can't even you can't even make that make that up. Okay, so let's play the next one. The pharmaceuticalation scientist from Fizer. Oh, this is the same one. That's the same one. Hop to the next one. The It says the things you never saw part two. Okay, hang on. Let's see. Can you pull it up in your tab? I think you have to switch. Look at look on the look on the top of your tab. What I'm going to do is I'm going to remove it. Okay. And then just Oh. Oh, I moved.

35:48 Remove Justin. I didn't mean to do that. Uh oh. Sorry, Justin. Sorry, Justin. Just in time. You need Sorry, Justin. Come back in, Justin. She He's back. Okay. [laughter] I'm like, Justin, come back. Justin, I did just remove the videos. It's all good. You're taking the guest out, too. Okay. I was trying to just I was trying to just remove your um your screen off. No, it's all good. I get it. It's because I screwed up that story. No, it's okay. [laughter] No, Listen, I have no hard feelings against you. No, I know. I'm playing that game just in time. Listen, I do wish we could get that I do wish we could get that back, but you know, we're we're not Here's the other one that we can.

36:34 This video here is from October 6th, 2021. I had a meeting with my manager, Conwall Gil, a principal scientist working on the vaccine formulation at Fizer. In this meeting, I asked if it was okay to for everyone who can't see, he shows her LinkedIn page showing that she is a principal, right? A principal scientist at Fizer. Okay, just want to make sure everybody's got that. on the vaccine formulation at Fizer. In this meeting, I asked her if it was okay to give people another experimental injection regarding the booster shots or if it was a drive for money.

37:15 So, are we still do we know that like I mean just thinking like ethically like is it okay to like give people another experimental injection? Like are we sure it's going to be safe and effective? Are we just rolling these out because we want to roll them out for money like yeah this is a real time data that we are generating we don't even know when we started vac people we had no idea how it's going to look like mRNA vaccines have been there for 50 years no but nothing made way to clinical why because mRNA vaccines have been known to have side effects right moa was has been working on it for 10

37:54 years this is not the new thing right but why it did not reach was because of all these side effects We Fiser and Mona used the emergency and the pandemic to kind of get through it now. But you know we didn't but even CDC model we don't have we could never get FDA approved until until we had this emergency right like we had to try something new. So but why didn't we try like a vaccine formulation that has been effective in the past like with egg yolk or something that they use with flu right? I don't know.

38:28 Yeah. So we here did not do it because we already have collaboration with beyond tech on flu before actually co happened. So mRNA so what what the story behind we starting on this because Beyond Tech guy who sah the beyond tech CEO he called Katherine Jensen yeah he called Katherine Jensen and he's like hey I have this technology but I don't have resources to make it big. So Katherine was like well we have we had a collaboration in place before for flu so we wanted to give it a shot. It is a new m thing nobody knew anything about it.

39:06 We never had we never had this we everything is just fresh from last year on the fly. So we had it was starting on the fly pandmic just roll it out roll it out. Roll it out. There was no time to think. It was a time to act. Wow. Who Conwell was mentioning in this clip is Katherine Jansen, the former head of vaccine research and development at Fizer. I'm Katherine Jansen. I develop vaccines which help millions of people around the world to be protected from nasty and deadly infections. Currently, I'm developing a vaccine candidate to help prevent COVID 19.

39:47 It's crazy, right? Yeah. Imagine sitting there. I want to I want to I can't even imagine. Tell us what it did feel like when you were sitting there having to listen to this. I remember this conversation and I play it back in my head every day. And I will, you know, go on record saying that I don't think Conwald is like I don't think she has like a criminal mindset literally like she wasn't like oh like I know that this is killing people. Let's put in more people's arms. Not saying that. She believe I believe that she believes she was doing the right thing

40:21 with all of this but she's also facing that cognitive dissonance of absolutely you know being bribed essentially with money you know with her salary to to keep your mouth shut. You're working on a drug product that's getting brought to market. How often does a drug product that you're doing research and development on get put to market? You know, so that's another thing that was going around is like Bul Batanar is one of the head formulation scientists who was working on pediatric formulation. He was like this is a blessing like we have such a great opportunity like this is so important what we're doing. People

41:02 work on drugs drug and research and development for 20 years and never see a drug ever brought to market. and we, you know, have this opportunity where we worked on this thing with Beyond Tech for 2 years and we're able to put it out now. So, sitting there going through this with this woman, I was I wasn't like my, you know, what or anything, but I was I was uh really just concerned, you know, like she's expressing these concerns. She could see that I was somewhat concerned, but I was like walking on eggshells every single day at Visor cuz I felt that I was like

41:39 the only one on my team who was even willing to bring any of these difficult questions up. And so I mean having this conversation with this woman was extremely difficult and there you know I don't have the clip on hand and I we don't have to go over it but in the documentary it it's also outlined how I explain how is the booster really a drive for money and at the end of this entire conversation goes and yeah I suppose it's turning into a money game essentially with all of these mRNA projects going out because of this emergency use authorization that they essentially are taking advantage

42:20 of. But then she goes, "Yeah, it's turning into a money game." Puts the mask over her face and then says, "But we work for this company, so like it's our job to do this." You know, it's like that's what that's the right thing to do is is, you know, bow down to Fizer essentially and that's it, you know. So I look back Yep. Was anyone concerned when they were seeing the deaths and all? Was anyone concerned at all it that you work with? Did anybody did anybody when they saw that it was coming forward in the mainstream? It was actually in the mainstream.

43:00 Um, did anyone, by the way, Google uh was responsible for one of these researches, which is why everybody got kicked off of YouTube because Google and YouTube are are working together. Um, so I resigned in April 2022 because I went to go work for Project Veraritoss. I don't think it was mainstream at that point in time that people were actually dying from the vaccines. So, I don't think I can accurately answer that question. Um, but from my experience on the inside, no one was questioning people dying really or maybe everyone in the back of their heads maybe felt like something was up, but no one had the balls to speak out.

43:44 And and if they did, you know, one of the things, Justin, that you know, I've told people, you know, because they're like, "Well, how do you when you're going undercover and you're doing what you're doing, you know, you feel like you're doing the only thing that you can do, which is to make it so that people, you know, are, you know, you are making them aware. And um at the same time it's also a situation where you know a lot of people have asked me you know like in the footage that we got for OMG um was you

44:17 know were you afraid about the doctors coming forth. The reality is, you know, I believe that some of the people maybe and I'm curious if you've heard from this lady um or anybody at Fizer because sometimes I think they're actually happy that somebody is getting the information out. How do you feel about that statement? I haven't heard directly from Conwall or Reine or Nick Warren who we can chat about him after this sentence, but um do they have a way to contact you? Yeah, Conwell has my phone number. She can call me anytime. Yeah. And and so so that's one of the things people have asked. So the the the whistleblowers that I have contact with

45:01 or that we even, you know, we were even undercover with, they have my direct phone number. They even know my name. So they've never reached out because some of the people want the information out. And so I think a lot of times that is the reason Penny that they don't ask are you undercover? Because if they ask and they find out, then they would not, you know, number one, they're you're not going to be able to tell them, but at the same time, they it, you know, they're going to not release as much information because then Fizer would turn around, whoever they're working for would turn around and go, "Oh, well, you still continue to have

45:39 the conversations with them even though you thought he was a journalist." Yes. Well, still it's been it's still being suppressed by the mainstream. Um but we had a contingency of alternative which were pushing it into the mainstream because the mainstream was denying it and saying that this didn't exist and then you had your whole alternative uh industry which now starts researching it like we have Dr. Artist on our show and um you know he has a a different uh perspective on it as to what's actually involved within the vaccines. Um, so do you think that any of these people in retrospect now that

46:17 it's coming out more and more forward um and the mainstream is still denying it, do you think that in retrospect that any of these individuals have, you know, any conscience as to it or do you think the individual that you interviewed still feels the same way? I feel that some of these people may be waking up on the inside, especially after me coming out. I can say that someone has reached out to me uh through DMs and essentially said, "Hey, I have two friends that were working at the same Andover campus as you." I never met these guys, but they said that they knew that it was a kill shot, too. And they they literally called they apparently

46:58 call Albert Borla a reptilian like puppet, you know. So maybe we're more like-minded than you know we know with the colleagues that I had but my direct colleagues I like I was saying earlier I was walking on eggshells at work. I thought I was you know the wolf in sheep's clothing or or the black sheep essentially you know I was I was that only one who was different. But uh there were some I got some people to reach out to me actually that I did work directly with. Uh I'll leave them nameless, but one of them was like, "Oh, yep. They were they were totally using. Uh I would have

47:39 loved to have been interviewed by you, I guess." You know, so maybe she would have vented on how the whole thing was a fraud. Um, and then another one reached out basically just saying, uh, best of luck and I hope they don't sue you, "[laughter]" you know. So, we'll we'll no one was angry is the point. Like, they're not angry. They're not, you know, so, you know, and that's another I have another question for you, Justin. Sorry, my dog. I had to let litter in and out. Um, are you worried because we host a lot of whistleblowers and they

48:15 end up targeted, gangstaled, um, kicked out of the workforce and, uh, some of them end up dead. Were you worried that any of those things would happen to you? I don't like to dwell and live in fear, so no. But I know that, you know, I'm dealing with a government cartel mafia essentially that is evil. We're fighting an evil force right now and it's a spiritual war. So [snorts] I don't need to I don't want to live in fear. But I acknowledge that they they could, you know, they could send military men to my house and just off me if they wanted to. But uh you know, I'm not going to, you know, knock on wood, but I'm not putting that out there. Aside

49:01 from that, because every whistleblower, I'm a whistleblower as well, every whistleblower knows the chances that they take, but because they believe in truth and integrity and God, they go forward and they and they say what they have to say. Absolutely. So, I mean, the the truth is more important than anything else. And when we're talking about the documentaries, um, just so you guys know, you can go to rumble.comcjustles. So, this is Justin's actual channel. Um, Justin, this is your only channel, correct? I mean, I just want to make sure people when they're watching it, they go to your channel to watch it because that makes a big difference.

49:39 Um, too, because there's a lot of other posers out there that are also sometimes trying to pretend to be other um, you know, that are trying to pretend to be you. Yeah, I noticed that actually. There's an account too, I think, that's trying to, you know, essentially be a mock version of me. And I don't know how they would make money off of it. You know, they'll get less views just cuz they're copying my videos. But it is what it is. Um, and also I wanted people to know that they can watch it in Spanish. You got it converted into Spanish, which is great.

50:11 Very app shout out to my friend Dr. Anna Maria Oliva. She's down in Mexico with Adam Biglesen. And they're super cool people. Super super tapped. And I met Adam actually in California on a trip and she offered to do it for free. And I'm, you know, I could have done it with AI, but she did it, watched it through, was like, "This is amazing. I have to do this for you. I want to translate it, get it to the Spanish speakers of the world." So, shout out to Dr. Please tell her, please tell her. I really appreciate that because I just noticed that. So, I'm going to get it circulating. A lot of people don't realize here in Miami about 80% of the

50:51 population only speak Spanish. Um so I'm going to start to circulate this um Spanish version um on Spanish news and stuff like that. Um so that way it'll it will start to get some views. But uh this is project uh project whistleblower volume one and two combined. Um so you could watch that or you can go back and watch it on Justin's channel from the very beginning. So Justin, one other thing, you know, people ask, you know, about, you know, we that we haven't really gone over is James O'Keefe himself, um, and how what his role is or what you believe his role is in, um, really covering up the story because the

51:33 story is was covered up by um, project veritas um, and James O'Keefe. Can you tell touch start to touch a little bit on that? So my Fiser whistleblower story was never told due to recording consent law being broken and like crossing state lines when doing the microscope expose with Dr. Carrie Mday. Uh but the issue with all of that is they were aiding and abetting in all of that. They participated it actively helped me and were actively participating in helping me obtain information. So to me they're just as guilty as me in a court of law.

52:09 So, you know, that's why that they're most likely not going to want to touch this because so many people will get deposed and it's just it would get really messy. Um, but that's what what is the law that they told you? Okay, first of all, u project Veritoss has legal counsel that they were working with prior. Um, so they knew that they had sent you the record the video I mean the recording devices. They knew everything I was doing. Right. And also project veraritas James O'Keefe is no longer associated with project veritas but he was there during my whistleblower time.

52:46 Absolutely. Yeah. So during the whistleblower time. So what I find very interesting is they did have all of this legal counsel. They knew exactly where Fizer is located. Um they knew where these different things are located and they are the experts. These legal the legal counsel is there to be the experts. um so that you don't have things like this happen, right? And why would they string me along for three months, not tell me about recording at sen ever until the very end? And it's like, oh yeah, we're not going to tell your story. It's going away in vain, even though it can help

53:17 millions of people. Absolutely. Um dang, Justin, it's crazy. So, and I was offered a job opportunity instead of being a whistleblower, which was a breach of the contributor agreement contract that we signed. So, um, did you guys want to go over the Bohemian Grove stuff real quick? Yeah. Want to do that for Yeah. Because basically, is it 10 million? Is it 20 million? Is it 100 million? What is your price? Because if your price is not your life, then you are for sale. If your price is not your life, then you are for sale. Wow.

53:59 So if you're going to be a trutht teller, your price has to be your life. I can't surround myself with people whose price is not their life because the enemy, whatever the enemy is, whether it be physical, legal, spiritual, will will will attack the vulnerability of the person who can be compromised. So you get real spiritual real fast uh if you're going to do this type of work. And then let me share my screen real quick. Okay, you guys see it? Yes. Okay, here we go. Not just go 10 days dead silent. Oh, I'm sorry.

54:50 The very time James was going off grid was the exact week of the encampment at the Grove, Bohemian Grove. Knowing that James was alleged to be headed to California for the secret gathering at the Grove prior to his trip, I set out to corroborate my story completely as best as I could. On August 1st, I obtained a photo of James O'Keefe's tent slip next to his book, American Mucker, when I was at his house in North Veil, New Jersey. Carrot Top hooked me up by throwing the tent slip directly in my direction while I was working, and I proceeded to take a

55:33 picture of it when I went to go to the bathroom. Finally, on August 23rd, James O'Keeffe came clean to me and called me saying, "I went to this Bohemian club and it's upset people." So, I just wanted to hear from you and kind of take your temperature and see how you're feeling, see how you're doing. Like, what's what's going through your mind, James? I mean, it's I mean, how did you even get invited there? And like, it's the most powerful secret society in the world. It's it's I feel like my own team is like eliciting

56:09 me, challenging me, questioning me. And I think there's I was just a guest. Um I didn't see anything wrong there. Some of our people that I've known for many years were there. If I saw something, I wouldn't tell you. But, you know, I think there's a lot of conspiracy theories and stuff and there I didn't see anything. I didn't see anything that crossed the line or, you know, anything like that. Strange things, but nothing nothing like what's portrayed by like Alex Jones or anyone else as far as I can see. Um, and there's a lot of people that support us that are involved in that.

56:55 Some people on the team are really challenging me in a fundamental way, and it's really more than I can take right now. So, I just need to know like are you are you are you with me? Are you and and just tell me the truth. Like truthfully, James, um I can't say yes to that because of everything that we've been through from Fizer whistleblower to now. I can't feel like my own team is like investigating me. You have to trust me. It sounds like you're not. I called James back that. Okay. Wow. So, and the second part of the conversation is even is I called him back after that. I know

57:44 we're running short on time, but um yeah, this the second phone call even was even more powerful, you know, because he already had admitted the Bohemian Grove thing. He essentially wanted me to work with his assistant on my resignation. And I said, "No, I'm calling you back. I want to talk to you more. And I called him for another 20 minutes and I hammered James on spiritual law, God's law, Fizer, whole thing. I said, you know, people died. Millions of people have died from this vaccine. How are you out here saying that you are be brave, do something, Mr.

58:19 Be brave, do something, king of investigative journalism. You had I called myself the Willy Wonka golden ticket of whistleblowers. You know, like I gave him the biggest story he could have ever asked for from my perspective and from a lot of people's perspective, they agree. You know, the 99% even more than that. You know, I haven't really spoken to anyone that's like, "Oh, yeah, that, you know, it wasn't it would not have, you know, been a good thing to do." you know, so it's truly crazy for him going to Bohemian Grove and then we didn't even touch on this,

58:55 but uh the last thing I'll say is there was an FBI raid that happened after the microscope expose that we did uh and it went viral with Carrie Met and Stu Peters and then boom, week and a half later there was an FBI raid. So that is potentially part of this much larger conspiracy with James being connected to the Bohemian Club as well, you know, with Speaker McCarthy, Clarence Thomas. Oh, and Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson are also apparently there this year, too. So, wow. We'll end on that. Well, and then also one other really important thing because you know, one of the one of the first things that I really got involved with

59:34 investigating was the John Walsh taking his grandkids away from his daughter's case, Megan Walsh's case. And so, um, when you were at Project Veritoss or actually, no, you were at OMG, um, we actually tried to hand James Megan Walsh's case, and he didn't have to say everything regarding her case. He could have, I mean, I'm sure he could have picked a sound bite out that he wanted to use, but he absolutely refused to even touch stories like that. So, can you tell the audience what you were told and by whom regarding the Megan Walsh case? Well, so this story with Megan was not brought to James. It was filtered out through his other journalist

1:00:16 colleagues who were above me essentially. Like they were producer level journalists who helped filter out stories like they filtered out Kim Witsac's story. They helped filter out Megan's story when I brought it to to them. Uh Jasper's code name. Um he he was like, "Yeah, I don't want to touch this." essentially or we don't want to touch this. Uh, and I was like, okay, I already spoke with them and I think it's something, you know. So, [laughter] um, you know, that's what happened. Uh, Kim story, same thing. And then in, uh, Project Whistleblower, there's also another independent journalist, Raymond Bashard, who I'm very friendly with. Uh, he's a human rights activist and he

1:00:58 wanted to bring attention to child endangerment and potential child trafficking and human trafficking that goes on on Twitter. Essentially, when you change the search settings on Twitter, you have like an open search form where you can just put in really any hashtag you want and it starts popping out. It's mostly pornography, but tied in is legit like kids, you know, like you could he's come across 12, 13, 14, 15 year old looking young people. And so that's where the child endangerment comes in. And my issue is there was straight up evidence like Raymond sat down with with James for 40

1:01:39 minutes, showed all this to him on his laptop and he would, you know, he takes other stories like the Fizer directed evolution story where you hear it straight from the guy just saying it trying to impress a guy on a date and saying, "Oh, this is the biggest story ever." Right. Right. It's all about sensationalism really when it comes down to it. Justin, um, I did over 30 shows on John Walsh and I also sent those powerpoints to Project Veritas. I wonder why they didn't cover it. Yeah, they they're not going to cover I mean the the I think the principle here is, you know, I think the real if you want real truth, there's certain

1:02:19 truthers you're going to need to follow individually. And I would say, you know, even unfollow some of these channels that are, you know, have fraudulent followers, number one. and number two are are not really producing real information. Um, and make sure that you are following people like Justin. Make sure you're following Patriots Perspective, Awake Nation, the David Zublick channel. Um, channels that don't censor out things and let people say what they want to say because um, you're not going to get it that on Project Veritas. You're not going to get it on O'Keefe um media group um because there are censored topics and um if it the the only thing I ever require is number one

1:03:01 to either meet with people or that you have a court case or a police report or something where I can validate your story. So, you know, I do demand that because I, you know, I don't want to be sued because I know that they do they do come after you for your channels, they come after you for your trademarks, whatever you've got, they will come after you. So, you know, as a journalist, I just try to make sure that my um eyes are dotted and my tees are crossed and um you know, that we're headed in the right direction and so that you're not having to filter out some of these, you know, things. And in

1:03:34 the case of Megan, you know, I actually was in court with her, so I know exactly what happened. So, nobody can lie to me and tell me. And I was actually one of the only ones as part of the legal team in allowed in court with her. Um which was like a military style tribunal. So you know and you know if if people are willing to go under polygraphs or anything like that and um and have it you know then you know yes but when it comes to you know just a basic notary or something like that those are just basic things that we have to look out for is you know an affidavit is one thing but a

1:04:06 lawsuit or a case number or a police report number is another thing you know so that is something Justin that I'll get with you on and because you've got a lot of great information and you've seen mean a lot that does need to be reported to the right authorities so that you know you can even get your police report numbers and stuff like that so that your conscience is also relieved for you know duties for crimes against humanity which you tried to expose very early on and probably could have saved millions if not zillions of lives even according to your your people at Fizer

1:04:40 and Justin I just want to thank you for your integrity and I want to tell people if they want to uh help you they can donate at justinttegrity.netdonations to help facilitate more uh integrity in this world. Thank you very much. I appreciate you saying that, Penny. And I'm not here to grift anybody. I hope if anyone feels called to, you know, send me five bucks, 10 bucks, however much, I'm not here to grift. Like I'm saying, I just I've been through a lot in my young life. if I've thrown away my entire, you know, scientist career and even, you know, I could have stayed out of integrity and just continued working

1:05:22 for James, kept everything stomach for the rest of my life, making a pretty penny, but not living in integrity. And so, not that I'm not going to make money ever again. It's just I am doing this interview, all all these interviews pretty much full-time. takes a lot out of me to do this and you know try and focus on all these other things that I'm trying to get done uh which is create this movement but so you know it's it's a reality is that I'm not doing well financially because of all these sacrifices that I've made. So, I appreciate you saying that. And u I also created a gifssono.com/project

1:06:01 whistleblower. Um and if you don't want to do project whistleblower on the donations page on my website, you can just send PayPal or cash up or zel as well. Um and so much appreciated. And there's also a prayer button on gsanggo.com and I'm reading all those as well. So, y uh if you can't give, I totally understand. the economy is you know what and so well share and also share the documentaries you know this is what I say to people too you know here's the deal the least anybody that's listening to this can do is share share this

1:06:34 broadcast share the documentaries that Justin's created because it costs a lot of time and a lot of money um to actually produce those documentaries like it it's I cannot tell you the amount of editing and things and time you know it has to be like a labor of you're trying to get things out because, you know, I imagine you had a lot more information than you included and you have to go through hours and hours and hours of footage um to find something that is of public interest. So, um you know, I highly recommend, you know, listen, if you're paying money to a church that's probably lying to you, you know, consider rerouting um your gift,

1:07:13 you know, that God tells us to give to PE people. You know, a tithe is more than about giving to a church. A tithe is about giving, you know, a tenth of your income to people who are are in need in some way. Whether it be the homeless lady on the street and but, you know, hey, find out why she's homeless. Make sure she's not on drugs, okay? But find people that are going to tell the truth, that are going to create great content for us because we are the new news. Um, and um, this is basically, you know, Justin's calling. So, I thank you very much, Justin. Um any other final um

1:07:47 thoughts of what you would like to make sure um the public does? Um I just stay tuned for, you know, more more interviews and once I get the ball rolling on, you know, my my mission at justinttegrity.net. Uh and just just stay tuned. I I think we covered pretty much all of what I wanted to chat about. So, thank you so much for your due diligence seeing the documentary because some people want to interview me and not watch the documentary and I'm just like, well, you don't have all the full-blown context. So, um it's just, you know, it's an aspect that I appreciate if people watch it and then want to talk to me. So,

1:08:31 thanks again, Christie. Thank you, Penny, for for your diligence. I appreciate you both for having me on today. Thank you, Justin. God bless you. God bless you guys.