Dana Mathewson

An employee of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has presented video recordings to Project Veritas of colleagues privately voicing alarm about the safety of the experimental COVID-19 vaccines, alleging a cover-up of "evil at the highest level."

Jodi O'Malley, a registered nurse at the HHS-run Phoenix Indian Medical Center in Arizona, told Project Veritas CEO James O'Keefe in a video featuring the recordings that she's seen dozens of people with adverse reactions to the vaccines come to the facility, but the cases are not being reported.

"You have the FDA, you have the CDC, that are both supposed to be protecting us, but they are under the government, and everything that we've done so far is unscientific," she said.

O'Keefe asked the nurse if she is afraid her employer, the federal government, will retaliate.

"Yeah," she replied. "I'm a federal employee. What other federal employees do you see coming out?"

O'Keefe followed: "But you put your faith in God."

"Amen," she replied. "At the end of the day, it's about your health, and you can never get that back – and about your freedom, and about living in a peaceful society, and I'm like, 'no.' No. This is the hill that I will die on."

She acknowledged that with a 12-year-old child at home to care for, among other things, there is much to lose, "but you know, what kind of person would I be if I knew all of this – this is evil."

On Tuesday, the acting CEO of the Phoenix Indian Medical Center, Holly Elliott, responded to the Project Veritas report, acknowledging that "some of the information contained in this video is distressing."

"We take all complaints seriously and will investigate," she said.

O'Malley recorded another nurse on hidden camera saying most incidents aren't being reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, known as VAERS, because physicians complain it takes too much time.

She also recorded emergency room physician Dr. Maria Gonzales wondering aloud why HHS won't take into account the natural immunity that comes from infection.

"The problem in here is that they are not doing the studies," Gonzales said to O'Malley. "People that had [COVID-19] and the people that have been vaccinated – they're not doing any antibody testing. Everybody is quiet with that. Why?"

O'Malley told Gonzales of a 30-year-old man who came to the center with congestive heart failure after receiving a second shot.

"He's probably got myocarditis!" Gonzales said. "All this is bull----. Now probably myocarditis due to the vaccine."

The physician added that "they are not going to blame the vaccine."

Gonzales said doctors are violating the requirement to report adverse events and, instead, "want to shove it under the mat."

 

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