Hey, everybody. I'm really happy to be joined today by Dr. Robert Malone, who is my friend,

my colleague, and I am one of the many presidents of his fan club. And we're going to talk

about monkeypox. And I want to say that I just called to see what he where he was and whether

he could do this. And it's 130 in the morning where he is. He's on a cataparan in the middle of

Mediterranean. And he said, let me put on some clothes. And we'll talk for a few minutes. So

thank you very, very much for joining me. And please, college, I'd say your family,

the deal for for me doing this extraction, this very quick extraction. I wanted to talk to you

about monkeypox because you did this. I think a very, very sober kind of and useful description of

monkeypox at a time when there's this, of course, this suit up, hyped up his area about monkeypox.

And it was really kind of reassuring. And you know, it was just it's nice to read science rather than

I mean, the big question is, should people be scared of monkeypox? And the answer is no. Even if

you happen to be at one of these, what I presume were raves in Spain and or in Europe, there seems to

have been two parties that occurred that had a lot of people in them. And the people that have been

infected basically all track back to one of those two parties or were contacts of somebody who was

at one of those two parties. So thank you, Bobby, for the intro. And it's my pleasure to be here. And

I can tell you that Jill would not have allowed me to jump out of bed if there was anybody other than

Robert F. Indy Jr., there was a giving the call to duty, but I'm glad to do what I can. And thank you

for that. One of the things that you mentioned, I don't know if this is still true, most of the people

who contract in monkeypox is a very, very hard disease to catch. It is a very low arrow. As you

point out, and the people who have, generally have been people who had very, very intimate contact,

I think most of them have been male homosexuals who were aged and sex with a person they apparently

got it from. Is that still true? Yeah, that's what I understand. The last I heard from the WHO,

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