Trump Introduces Pfizer CEO at White House Event — Attendees Boo Him Mercilessly (VIDEO)

The CEO of Pfizer got a rude welcome to the White House on Thursday.

President Trump introduced Albert Bourla to the audience during a Black History Month event at the White House, although the audience was not impressed.

“We also have the head of Pfizer here,” Trump said.

“So I want to thank him, one of the great people, great businessmen,” he continued. “Thank you Albert.”

The crowd is then heard booing mercilessly.

Watch the clip below:

At the Black History Month event at the White House this afternoon, the crowd boos when Trump introduces Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, calling him a great person and a great businessman.

Why was Bourla invited to the Black History Month event anyway?? pic.twitter.com/O8UqU2Mgpd

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While pharmaceutical executives were never popular among the wider public, millions of Americans now despise them for their role in the COVID vaccine saga and the production of jabs that were neither safe nor particularly effective.

Bourla’s presence at the White House is obviously part of a charm offensive to try and convince the administration to go easy on Pfizer, a company whose crimes extend way beyond just the COVID vaccines.

Perhaps most concerning to Bourla will be the recent confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

A known vaccine skeptic, RFK Jr., has pledged to crack down on abuses by pharmaceutical giants such as Pfizer that are negatively impacting the health of the American people.

Earlier this month, it was reported that Bourla had held a secret dinner with RFK Jr. where they discussed chronic diseases, cardiovascular diseases, and cancer.

In an earnings call with shareholders after the dinner, Bourla said that these issues remain “very, very high in the mind” of President Trump.

“I think there are a lot of opportunities that probably outweigh the risks that we have with the radical change that we will see from the Trump administration,” Bourla remarked.