From the Heritage Foundation, I'm Michelle Cordero, and this is Heritage Explains.

Every time you create something new, there should be questions.

And to me, that's a sign that you've actually done

something that is transformative. That's the voice of Elizabeth Holmes. In 2015, Holmes was

named one of the world's youngest and wealthiest self-made female billionaires. Attractive and well-spoken, Holmes was the founder of Theranos, a health technology company that was worth nearly $10 billion.

Theranos was going to change the world with its revolutionary blood testing machines.

And then it all came crumbling down.

Music machines. And then it all came crumbling down. Theirno's founder Elizabeth Holmes has now officially been indicted on federal wire fraud charges.

The U.S. Attorney's office accusing her of engaging in a multi-million dollar scheme to defraud investors,

doctors and patients.

Theranos founder, Elizabeth Holmes, was once on top of the tech world big time, and now

she is back in the headlines this morning.

She promised a revolution in medical testing, charming Silicon Valley investors, and the

media along the way.

Now Holmes and the company's former president are accused of falsely claiming their technology

could accurately perform lab tests with just a few drops of blood.

Guilty. Theronauts founder Elizabeth Holmes found guilty on four out of 11 counts in her fraud trial after the jury deliberated for nearly 50 hours.

Prosecutors saying Holmes knowingly lied about her blood testing technology, quite frankly, from the very beginning.

Today on Heritage explains quite frankly, from the very beginning.

Today on Heritage Explains, we have a special treat for you.

We're airing the Daily Signal podcast's interview with Doug Blair and Heritage Legal Fellow, Zach Smith.

Smith will explain more about who Holmes was, what exactly she was on trial for, and why it was so important.

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