Tucker Carlson interviews Dr. Robert Malone on wide-rangeing Pandemic Issues

At a time when “Individual physicians have shown profound cowardice, it is disgusting. … they displayed such bad judgement and poor character” it is reassuring to find a noble role model which Tucker commends with “I appreciate you coming in today, Dr. Robert Malone and for your bravery and the risks you have taken when you didn’t need to do anything like what you’ve done, but you’ve done it anyway and I am grateful that you did.” Dr. Malone is well-spoken, he carefully describes from a science-based perspective the daily misinformation that is being spoon-fed to the public for what it is, fear-based nonsense designed to drive the masses into a frenzy. “the good news is that the emergency is over my friends. It was over in March or April of 2020 when we figured out how to treat this with early drugs. This has just been Kabuki since. It’s been passion play and this emergency declaration has got to stop. And when it stops, the whole house of cards collapses, because all this emergency use authorization and all these other extraconstitutional things that they’ve laid out on us, constraining our freedoms, forcing the masks, stopping economic activity, all that kind of stuff that the science says is absolutely unjustified, that all stops.” Dr. Malone is distinguished vaccinologist with decades postdoctoral and professional research development experience both at the Salk Institute and as a consultant to BigPharma corporations. He spent many years as a professor and has several key patents in areas essential to vaccine production. He is uniquely qualified to describe at a molecular and cellular level what the kind of damage being done by the gene therapy cocktails being touted as “vaccines” and the cardiotoxicity side effects. He is also very well connected in government circles and knows who to call to get official responses to policy issues. His broad appreciation of media conduct is evident in this informative and entertaining interview. Links have been inserted in the dialogue to let reader verify and dive deeper into the issues being discussed in this transcript of the interview.