I'm Dave Rubin.

And joining me today is a global clinical research scholar at Harvard Medical School, a scientist,

an author, a speaker, a bioethicist, and the inventor of mRNA vaccine technology.

Dr. Robert Malone, welcome to the Rubin report.

Thank you so much.

I'm just lovely to see you here today on this rather cold Saturday here in Virginia,

but it's sunny and it's looking like it's going to be a good year, I think.

And you mentioned to me that you were just out on the farm, so you're dressed down a bit

for your average podcast appearance.

Yeah, I had, I'm sorry, I, this didn't get on the schedule somehow, and I've got a bunch

of hay and straw that I have to stack. We have a young foal in the barn that's, that's

a little sketchy and it's going to be a cold night, so we want to make sure he's well

bedded down.

Nice, well then we'll use your time well so that you can get to that.

You know, so when I was doing some research for this interview, your bio is basically pages

in pages.

I mean, we just picked some highlights there, but I was trying to remember some of the

chronology of these last couple of years, which have gotten very weird in light of

here.

And I'm actually, I'm to say the least, to say the least, and I'm actually not sure if

I had heard, surreal.

Yeah, exactly.

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