EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Elizabeth Warren Claims “I Don’t Take Contributions From Big Pharma Executives”

United States Senator Elizabeth Warren claimed on Tuesday that she did not take any contributions from big pharma executives. Warren made these claims after leaving RFK JR’s United States Senate Finance Committee vote, which RFK Jr won by a margin of 14 to 13. RFK JR’s nomination now heads to the Senate floor for a final confirmation vote, which will take place either late Friday, Saturday or possibly early Monday. Warren’s comments to Loomer Unleashed will hurt the Senate Democrats’ credibility in blocking RFK JR on the floor, as Warren has taken $5.2 million from big pharma since 2020. Worse, Warren has even accepted donations from the Sackler family, who have been sued for their role in the opioid crisis. Sadly, Senate Democrats have resorted to distorting the truth in an attempt to obstruct President Trump’s nominees.

As she left the Senate Finance Committee’s RFK JR vote, Loomer Unleashed asked Senator Warren, “Is your acceptance of $5.2 million from the Big Pharma industry since 2020 the reason why you don’t want RFK JR suing Big Pharma?”

Senator Warren responded with, “I don’t take contributions from big Pharma executives, I don’t take any corporate PAC money, and you and your allies already know that.”

Media outlets across America stood in amazement and captured Senator Warren’s exchange with Loomer Unleashed’s Charles Downs. The exchange between Downs and Warren has received millions of views and has been shared on numerous accounts.

The X account Defiant L’s shared a video showing Downs and Warren’s exchange which resulted in community notes which read, “Senator Elizabeth Warren has in fact received millions of dollars in donations from PAC organizations.”

The community notes sighted the Washington Post, Time, and Politico.

It is also important to note that FEC records show that members of the Sackler family have been donating to Warren since 2012.

Before she died, Beverly Sackler donated to Elizabeth for MA INC, a political campaign committee tied to Elizabeth Warren. The New York Times obituary for Beverly Sackler read, “Ms. Sackler was the matriarch of the company whose drug OxyContin has been blamed for the opioid epidemic.”

Last month, Texas AG Ken Paxton announced he secured $7.4 billion from the Sackler family for their role in the opioid crisis. Part of Paxton’s statement reads, “Purdue, under the Sacklers’ leadership, invented, manufactured, and aggressively marketed opioid products for decades, fueling waves of addiction and overdose deaths across the country. The settlement ends the Sacklers’ control of Purdue and their ability to sell opioids in the United States. Further, it will deliver funding directly to communities across the country over the next 15 years to support opioid addiction treatment, prevention, and recovery programs. The $7.4 billion settlement in principle, the nation’s largest settlement to date with individuals responsible for contributing to the opioid crisis, comes after the United States Supreme Court overturned a prior multistate settlement with the Sacklers and Purdue in June 2024.”

Elizabeth Warren’s lie about not accepting contributions from big pharma executives is getting worse by the day. It would be inexcusable if any Senate Republican joined Senator Warren in voting against RFK Jr.’s confirmation on the Senate floor.