Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are out there in the world, we're

stepping out onto the high wire.

And folks, we have a huge show today.

I got to say, when we started investigating the COVID pandemic and then the warp speed

vaccine, I knew we would get to talk to some really big scientists from around the world

and we have.

But I'm telling you, if someone has said to me, Dell, eventually you're going to get

to have an interview with the inventor of the mRNA vaccine, I said, get out of here.

It's exactly what's happened.

Coming up later in the show, I'm going to talk to Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of

the mRNA vaccine.

And though he's making the rounds, he's starting to speak out, no one is going to get into

the details that we are going to get into on the high wire.

I am so excited, maybe more excited than I've been for any show.

But first, I want to talk about history.

History was made yesterday.

And not the good kind of history, the really bad kind of history, the one that stinks up

the page of the history book throughout time.

What I'm talking about is, of course, the ASIP meeting, the advisory committee on immunization

practices met yesterday to finally discuss the Mayo Carditis, the heart inflammation that's

happening in children all across this country due to the COVID-19 vaccines.

They know it's happening.

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