Another fake dog & pony show, coming right up.

https://youtu.be/Evy2EgoveuE

The first guy they talk about being a stooge for oil and tobacco- Theodor Sterling. He was certainly a proponent for tobacco, but I find nothing indicating he worked for big oil. The paper they show referencing occupational risks of organic lead compounds is likely related to a business his family ran out of Vancouver doing air quality testing. A lot more of his papers align with that than with tobacco.

Here's everything he published over 49 years.

https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Theodor-D-Sterling-50314725

The second guy- S. Fred Singer did a little consulting work for the oil companies, but again nothing published that's pro-oil and no indication he was stumping for them.

The article they show "Environmental Strategies with Uncertain Science" is an essay he did for the CATO institute, and is an attempt to explain to politicians and lawyers that science is uncertain and unsettled stuff in many arenas. Advice that could have avoided this whole vax thing.

Here it is-

https://www.cato.org/regulation/winter-1990/environmental-strategies-uncertain-science

And this Keith McCoy guy who was supposedly Exxon's lead lobbyist?

Can't find a thing about him prior to his "spilling the beans".