Ladies and gentlemen, it is my distinct honor to welcome back, Dr. Robert Malone, who is going to

discuss monkey pox with us, exactly what it is, exactly what it isn't. I hope that you guys enjoy

this discussion. Dr. Robert Malone, welcome back, Dr.

Hi Candace, so good to see you again and thanks for having me on your show.

Thank you for making time. Let's jump right into this.

I'm just going to take you through a general timeline that I find to be a bit alarming.

We're told in the 80s that smallpox has been eradicated. Despite this in 2019, the US FDA approved

a vaccine for smallpox. It's called Jineos. I could be saying that wrong, so I'll spell it for my

listeners. That's J-Y-N-N-E-O-S. It was indicated to prevent smallpox and monkey pox in adults,

18 and over. That seems like a very strange thing to do since smallpox is eradicated.

And then in March of 2021, at the Munich Security Conference, there was a simulation that was run

on reducing high-consequence biological threats. The exercise sought to examine gaps in

national and international biosecurity and pandemic preparedness. They're always just getting

prepared in case. The exercise scenario portrayed a global pandemic involving an unusual strain

of monkey pox virus. Fast forward to November of 2021. Engage calls for a new international

pandemic task force with a budget of $1 billion per year. And he was also predicting in 2021

a bioterrorist attack involving smallpox. Now, I'm not a conspiracy theorist. So, you know, I just,

I'm just saying what the facts are, fast forward to today, and we are being told that we've got cases

in about 12 countries of monkey pox. None of the, none of the countries, by the way, are in Africa.

So that's immediately alarming. Let's first start with just, you know, these repeated exercises,

because we saw this with COVID-19. They ran an exercise saying that there was going to be a global

outbreak event 2021 and low and behold, it happened, right? Either Bill Gates needs to be buying

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