Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the What Is Money Show. I am sitting down today with Dr. Robert Malone.

Robert, you became very famous recently, kind of catapulted into the global spotlight on Joe Rogan podcast number 1757, which has been, I believe, ranked as the number one podcast episode worldwide, recently seen by over 50 million viewers.

And some are calling this episode the most important interview of our time. So, Dr.

Malone, welcome to the show. Thank you. I appreciate the kind words. It did, we know it's

going to be a big deal because Peter McCullough's preceding one went to 40 million.

Hopefully I haven't hurt Peter's ego, but it happened.

Well, I think it is, it is very important.

It's clearly a major topic in the world today, and there's a lot of

confusion and controversy surrounding it. So before we jump in to these topics, maybe it would

be useful for you to just do the three-minute version of your bona fides for the audience.

So I'm a physician and scientist. I'm a licensed to practice medicine in the state of Maryland,

and that license is still active, although there's a physician in Maui that's trying to take it

away from me. Thanks for that. A little local flavor. Let's see, I went to Northwestern University

Medical School, UC Davis and Biochemistry, Salk Institute, and the molecular biology and

biology labs in UC San Diego for my master's degree in lieu of a PhD, where I had this series of discoveries that

resulted in nine issued patents that formed the basic platform for mRNA and DNA vaccines.

I was an academic to rank of associate professor in surgery, actually, but mostly in pathology.

I reached an associate professor at Uniform Services University of Health Sciences.

So that's the Department of Defense Medical School in Bethesda, Maryland.

I've served at UC Davis,

New Maryland, other universities. I have completed two research fellowships. I've graduated from Harvard Medical School as a global clinical research scholar. And I've had an active academic career with

multiple patents and inventions and startups and all that kind of stuff. I spent time hawking

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