the administration tried to joe rogan fired from his job.te he interviewed a physician called robert malone malone is one of the inventors of the technology behind covid vaccine for 10% tucker carlson . today we spoke to dr. malone about the attacks on him. one of his observations was that rogen may have made a mistake in how he responds to the controversy is interesting conversation as part of it on a personal level, yeah, i really enjoyed interacting with him and hanging with him. yeah, but i find his response to this fascinating. is a journalist, kristy lynnt, came to me with his first hostage video that was on instagram and i was sitting around a campfire in maui at the time and this thing comes acrossss hm like in in my first reaction do i got tire tracks across my back thrown under the bus and then it rolled out and we watched it a little bit more . i think he is as i look back at what's happened, i think he's been a little naive. i think that he didn't recognize part of the blindness. i think he genuinely represents a center left blue collar framee of reference. yeah. and they have j

our full conversation with robert malone is on fox nation and you can get it free at tuckercarlson capsoff.comis having a unprecedented experiment giving drugs do drug addicts helping them buy drugs. what happens then? the mother of one of the victims of this experiment joins us next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: with the endorsement of joe biden's department of justice, the city of san francisco is now helping homeless drug addicts use illegal drugs. as a result of this, you see addicts shooting up on the street. you won't see this if you only watch cnn or read the atlantic. because it is mostly uncovered by the media. so he just wrote a book about a collapse of our cities and decided to speak directly to people living on the streets, the homeless of san francisco, and asked, how did you get here? what is it like to be you, how do you live? one man he spoke to say he came to california from the american south because san francisco pays him to use drugs. watch this. >> where you from? louisiana. >> how long have you been in san francisco? >> since june. >> pretty [bleep] easy peter for going to be realistic

robert malone a available on fox nation tomorrow. hope you watch at. we are out of time.: tucker, what is great about him and this is what is funny to me about the left reaction to him, without his medical brilliance and his creation of the mrna technology, there would not be a pfizer vaccine or a moderna vaccine, and the people who are most critical love the vaccines. kind of bizarre. >> tucker: that guy gave money to joe biden last year so it is not like he is a product of the vervet right wing. >> sean: his technology lead to those vaccines and yet he is st

so robert malone is a doctor.a scientist isst a pretty amazig person recently sat down with an interview with joe rogan and criticized something called masss formation psychosis. well, that just blew upw the internet. maloneup and rogen werecu accused of spreading misinformation. forogen later apologizeddi that .apol dr. bloomog didiz noted w apolo. we sit down for a long conversation, dr. malone today for an upcoming episode. tucker carlson say here's o what he said aboutf the fallout from his appearance on rogan's podcast. en nowat he's alienated blue collar center people in unaligned people, igwhich is really what rogan represents i, particularly younger ones. yes, okay. and but but joe joe biden to me, he thought that he could concede and they would leave him alone iff he basically apologize. and that is not how this game is played. g nehls isam fulle on media war ad not you don't get a break by saying i'm sorry. he's right.. our full interview with dr. robert malone available on foxn station tomorrow. i hope

robert malone, who's dr. robert malone. i've interviewed dr. robertve malone. he's a worlded renowned physicin who is the chief architect of the mrn, a technology for the vaccines. let me be clear, dr. malone, that guy right there played a key pivotal role in developing the technology so we can have mrn viruses and byo the way, no dr. malone then that means likely no pfizer or modern a vaccine would exist. the ones that people put in there one size fits all medicine practiced by politicians that never went to medical school. the mediasi elite that never wet to medical school that they push on you every singleth. now malone is a frequent critic of mass hysteria surrounding covid-19. he has more stringent guidelinesmama in terms of who should be getting the vaccine. older people, people, comorbidities, people that are obese, et cetera. well, now we have old washed up o rock stars around the country. neil young, joni mitchell demanding spotify, sencer, joe rogan or they can't play their music. t what happened to neil young anyway? what happened to rockin in the fr

robert malone who was suspended from twitter for spreading misinformation. probably saw in the news in the most recent of days mr. rogan apologizing for some of that content, specifically taking a look at the covid and issues related to covid saying he would take a better approach as far as how he chooses guests and those topics, as well. with that in mind, we want to ask you about that confidence particularly that you might have in the science community, in the medical community and if that confidence has been influenced by any way during the covid-19 pandemic. again, here's how you can let us know your thoughts this morning. if you say those yes, those views have changed, 202-748-8000. if you say no 202-748-8001 and perhaps if you're unsure where you stand 202-748-8003. you can also text us. some people posting on the facebook page saying chris chase from facebook saying, yes, we need more education on science and medicine in schools because clearly so many republicans who doubt science and medical are a product of lack of understanding and science and med

robert malone. correct me if i'm wrong, i want to you don't mind the original inventor of rna vaccination as a technology, sir. >> yes, sir. and you hold numerous fundamental domestic and foreign patents in the fields of gene delivery. is that true too? and delivery formations and vaccines? yes, sir. and these include the nine original patents which have the first reduction to practice demonstrate creating an mri and a vaccine working using a 120 protein and you invented the core mrn, a vaccine technology platform, sir? yes, sir. okay, pretty impressivent credentials. i can keep going on . and you spent most of your adult life working on vaccine development. is that true? enyes, sir. i'm not an anti vaxxer you're n not an anti vaxxer. all right. first let you get your thoughts. you go on joee rogan, you've been on my radio show. i pay attention everybody. i have people on that i agree with disagree,. you really impressed mewe with those credentials. would we have t the moderna and pfizer vaccines? c

robert malone, a virologist who has faced criticism for spreading misinformation around the covid vaccine, hundreds of doctors and researchers in the medical community called for spotify to implement a policy around its content. >> for people to be going on a podcast of that size, vaccine skeptics, giving airtime to people saying the vaccines are dangerous when in reality they are saving lives in a pandemic is problematic >> reporter: rogan also posted a video defending himself but vowing to make changes >> i think if there's anything that i've done that i could do better is have more experts with differing opinions right after i have the controversial ones. i would most certainly be open to doing that. >> reporter: and while spotify is expected to rollout this new content advisory guideline in the coming days how advertisers respond could be a game changer. >> there's no question it could have a significant impact on the bottom line. until the smoke clears spotify has just posted their new platform rules which a good first step for them. but if i'm a brand or advertiser the question i'm

robert malone, another doctor from the houston area, affiliated with baylor.ost: as far as the providers are concerned, how have your views changed because of covid? you talked on a broad sense, but specifically, how have those views changed? caller: well, the way i would choose providers now has changed . i am interested in knowing what my providers' opinions may be regarding covid. that is more of an individual point of view. on a broader sense, i am concerned about where covid came from, the origin of covid, why we are dealing with this in the first place, and what we are going to do to prevent it from happening next time. parallels with 911, this being a massive event, a lot of questions surrounding it. a lot of people do not trust the official story. host: we will leave it there. we will hear next from kyle in south glen falls, new york, on our no line. caller: good morning. my opinion on this whole thing is this, we live in a small piece of history, every part of humanity. and we had this horrible pandemic that came down in our lifetime. so we put our be

doctor peter mcculla and doctor robert malone were problematic for variety of reasons. they repeated lots of claims about the covert 19 vaccine in particular, claims that has been widely refuted. a lot of people who are vaccinated were feeling kind of disoriented and confused by these podcasts. i've spent a large part of my time during the pandemic explaining the science and explaining the data. and i found that this was essentially doing the opposite of that. it was breaking trust and causing confusion. jessica malice, rivera is one of 270 scientists and health care specialists who signed a lesson, calling out rocha demanding spotify take steps to stop the spread of cobra. 1900 misinformation, musicians, neil young and joni mitchell among others, ordered spotify to remove their music, saying they did not want to share a platform with broken. spotify countered by saying it will add a content advisory label to any podcast related to colbert 19. the white house waited in welcoming the advisories, urging spotify to not just limit misinformation, but to fight it. got broken

robert malone >> they have an opinion different from mainstream narrative i quantitied to hear what -- i wanted the hear what their opinion was. >> reporter: his ten-minute video wel received by some like the rock writing perfectly articulated. they're fighting to win back subscribers >> if i pissed you off, i'm sorry >> reporter: rogan's apology at least calming investors. spotify stock prices started rebounding monday, up 13% subscribers wait with baited breath over who can press pause on spotify next emilie ikeda, nbc news >>> in london, calls for prime minister boris johnson to resign after release of a highly critical report on parties held at 10 downing street during covid restrictions the report calling the parties a serious failure to uphold high standards. johnson once again apologized. >>> in washington, growing fallout over remarks by former president trump, including the suggestion he might pardon people convicted of crimes related to the january 6 attack if he's re-elected here's garrett haake >> reporter: tonight, the top republican on the january 6th committee warning f

robert malone he did last month infectious disease specialist, he claims that people have been, hear this, hypnotized into believing that covid vaccines work and prevent serious disease. twitter banned him from its platform, but you can still listen to rogan's interview on spotify. in response to the fallout, spotify just announced it will soon add warnings on podcasts that include discussions about covid. in a statement, the ceo wrote in part, we know we have a critical role to play in supporting creator expression while balancing it with the safety of our users. in that role, it is important to me that we don't take on the position of being content censor the statement came after neil young and joni mitchell removed their music from spotify the music icons protesting the support for joe rogan. prince harry and meghan have also said they raised concerns to spotify about the dangers of misinformation the couple has signed a multiyear deal to host podcasts exclusively on spotify ashley carmen now, senior reporter for "the verge. she covers podcasting in the audio industry ashley, spot

robert malone who was one of the inventors of mrna technology. >> how does a third of the populationically being hypnotized and totally wrapped up in whatever tony fauci and the mainstream media, whatever cnn tells them it's true. the answer is mass formation psychosis. when you have a society that is become decoupled from each other and has free-floating anxiety in a sense that things don't make sense, we can't understand it. then their attention gets focused by a leader or series of events on one small point, just like hypnosis. they literally become hypnotized and can be led anywhere. >> tucker: that was the interview that pushed cnn completely over the edge, not because it was false but because it was entirely credible. hypnotizing the public? that's our job, they said. mass formation psychosis? yeah, that's us. of course they immediately set about encouraging the tech platforms to band that interview. dr. malone, again, one of the inventors of mrna technology being used in over a billion doses of vaccine, currently in people's bodies, that is the man who was talking. credible? y

robert malone. if you don't mind, you have the original inventor of mrna vaccination as a technology start? >> yes, sir. >> and you hold numerous fundamental domestic and foreign patents in the fields of gene delivery come is that true too? >> yes, sir. these include the nine original patents which have the first reduction to practice demonstrating and mrna vaccine working using the aids gp one protein. >> sean: you implemented the technology platform, sir? >> yes, sir. >> sean: okay. pretty impressive credentials. you spend most of your adult life working on vaccine development. is that true? >> yes, sir. i'm not an anti-vaxxer an anti-vaxxer. >> sean: you are not an anti-vaxxer. first, let's make it your thoughts. you go on the joe rogan show, you've been on my radio show. i pay attention to everybody. i people who agree, disagree. he really impressed me. would we have the mentor or not and pfizer vaccines? can you say with a certainty if you didn't do the work you did? >> that is pure speculation

robert malone a available on fox nation tomorrow. hope you watch at. we are out of time. sean hannity right now. >> sean: tucker, what is great about him and this is what is funny to me about the left reaction to him, without his medical brilliance and his creation of the mrna technology, there would not be a pfizer vaccine or a moderna vaccine, and the people who are most critical love the vaccines. kind of bizarre. >> tucker: that guy gave money to joe biden last year so it is not like he is a product of the vervet right wing. >> sean: his technology lead to those vaccines and yet he is still criticized because he does not exactly told him i like fauci. tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity." tonight, president trump is absently right. the deep states abuse of power, it is very real and under joe biden it is now going unchecked, and now, we find out the fbi has acquired the single most sophisticated spying tools ever designed by man. now we are going to break this down for you. not one but two alarming new spying scandals, it will make you think twice about how you use

robert malone, is a world-renowned physician, chief architect of the mrna technology for the vaccinesr. malone, that guy right there played a key, pivotal role in developing the technology so we could have mrna viruses and by the way no dr. malone, that means likely no pfizer or moderna would exist, people putting it in their one-size-fits-all medicine practice by politicians and everyone's medical school, media mob delete the number one medical school that they preach on your a day. malone is a frequent critic of mass hysteria surrounding covid-19. he has more stringent guidelines in terms of who should be getting the vaccine, older people, people with comorbidities. people that are obese, et cetera. now we have old washed up rock stars around the country. neil young, joni mitchell demanding spotify sensor joe rogan or they can't play their music. what happened to neil young? what happened to rocking in the free world? not so free anymore. >> ♪♪ keep on rockin' in the free world ♪ ♪ keep on rockin in the free world ♪♪ >> sean: okay, i'm sure he's vaccinated. sure he has his booster a

robert malone he claims that people have been, hear this, hypnotized into believing that covid vaccines work and prevent serious disease. twitter banned him from its platform, but you can still listen to rogan's interview on spotify. spotify just announced it will soon add warnings on podcasting that include discussions about covid. in that role, it is important to me that we don't take on the position of being content censor the statement came after neil young and joni mitchell reviewed their music from spotify the music icons protesting the support for joe rogan. prince heartie and meghan have also said they raised concerns to spotify. >> ashley carmen now, senior reporter for "the verge. ashley, spotify reportedly paid $100 million for the rights to rogan's podcast, so maybe that's part of the reason he's so important to their business. >> pretty critical spotify makes its money through subscriptions, the ad business, and if you don't pay for spotify, you hear ads, even if you pay for music, you still hear ads, so they're making money every single time. >> he's promised to try harder

and a second thing is the interviews for example robert malone. one of the main doctors behind the technology for mrna vaccines. in other words, without dr. malone we likely wouldn't have the pfizer and modernity vaccines. and how is it we got to this point that this guy can't even ask that doctor, you know, question -- they don't like his answer, they want to shut this guy down and boycott him and his entire company is in financial jeopardy tonight. >> the answer, sean, is because for too long it's been a creeping movement for years and its hitting crescendo, the ideological left has engaged in intolerance. it really has been -- it started on college campuses were people who took views that were opposed by a lot of the young people found comrades among the leadership, the administration, the faculty, and it is starting to spread throw the workforce or if you don't say what is required to be said from the point of view of the left, you should be drummed off of campus and out of the workforce. and it's insidious. i am an old line aclu liberal when

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robert malone available on foxn station tomorrow. i hope you'll t watchom it. we are out of time right now. yout know, tucker , what's gret about him iss and this is what's fun funny to me about the left's reaction to him is without his medical brilliance and his creation of mrna technology, there wouldn't be a fisano vaccine that wouldn't e a to a vaccine. and the people p that are most critical of the vaccines, it's kind of bizarre that guy gave money to joe biden last year. so it's not like he's a producth of the fervent right wing. he's just an open minded, honest man. his technology led to those vaccines and yes, he still criticized becauseci he doesn't exactly toe the line like fauci. tucker , thank you . welcome to "hannity" tonight . president trump is absolutelyni rightse, a deep state's abuse of power. it is very p, real and under joe biden it is now going unchecked and now we findd out the fbi has acquired these single most sophisticated spying tools ever designed by men. now we're going to break this down for you, not one but two alarming new spying

in december, one guest, the virologist dr robert malone made a number of misleading claims about vaccineshing to do. dr wallace was one of 270 health care professionals who wrote an open letter to spotify, urging it to act on misinformation injoe rogan�*s podcast. but it was the intervention of one of rock music's original rebels that made this story go global. neil young threatened to pull his music from spotify, saying they can have rogan or young, not both. well, spotify chose rogan and young's music has been removed at his request. a few days later, another canadian legend —joni mitchell — followed suit, and joe rogan has responded to the entire furore with a video on instagram. so, my pledge to you is that i will do my best to try to balance out these more controversial viewpoints with other people's perspectives so we can maybe find a better point of view. spotify also responded. it released a statement saying... "the company is working to add a content advisory to any podcast episode that includes a discussion about covid—19". so, rogan stays, but with a warning, and we can't under

doctor peter mcculla and doctor robert malone were problematic for variety of reasons. they repeated lots of claims about the covert 19 vaccine in particular, claims that has been widely refuted. a lot of people who are vaccinated were feeling kind of disoriented and confused by these podcast. i've spent a large part of my time during the pandemic explaining the science and explaining the data. and i found that this was essentially doing the opposite of that. it was breaking trust and causing confusion. jessica malice, rivera is one of 270 scientists and health care specialists who signed a lesser calling out rocha demanding spotify take steps to stop the spread of cove . at 1900 misinformation musicians. neil young and johnny mitchell, among others, ordered spotify to remove their music, saying they did not want to share a platform with roku. spotify countered by saying it will add a content advisory label to any podcast related to colbert 19. the white house waited in welcoming the advisories, urging spotify to not just limit mis information, but to fight it. got brok

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in december, one guest, the virologist dr robert malone made a number of misleading claims about vaccinesho wrote an open letter to spotify, urging it to act on misinformation injoe rogan's podcast. but it was the intervention of one of rock music's original rebels that made this story go global. neil young threatened to pull his music from spotify, saying, "they can have rogan or young, not both." well, spotify chose rogan, and young's music has been removed at his request. a few days later, another canadian legend, joni mitchell, followed suit, and joe rogan has responded to the entire furore with a video on instagram. so, my pledge to you is that i will do my best to try to balance out these more controversial viewpoints with other people's perspectives, so we can maybe find a better point of view. spotify also responded. it released a statement saying... so, rogan stays, but with a warning, and we can't understand that decision without understanding the finances behind this. really, the bottom line for spotify i is that if you play a joni mitchelll or a neil young song, _ 70% of the m

in december, one guest, the virologist, dr robert malone, made a number of misleading claims about vaccinesore with a video on instagram. so my pledge to you is that i will do my best to try to balance out these more controversial viewpoints with other people's perspectives so we can maybe find a better point of view. spotify also responded. it released a statement saying the company is working to add a content advisory to any podcast episode that includes a discussion about covid—19. so rogen stays but with a warning, and we can't understand that decision without understanding the finances behind this. really, the bottom line for spotify is that if you play a joni mitchell or a neil young song, 70% of the money that that generates has to go to the artists and their record labels and their publishers. when one person plays the joe rogan podcast spotify keeps all of that money, and that will very much be behind the business decision here. exclusive podcasts a lucrative they draw in subscribers and advertisers, but spotify has taken a hit with thisjoe rogan controversy. shares slumped before

malone. >> mr. walsh actually. >> thank you. sorry. >> hello again, chair haney. vice chair safai and supervisor mar. and i am robertwalsh, the director of facility and operations with the human services agency. and i am here for you today to seek the emergency contract with shelter in place hotels and require the board of supervisors approval for charter section 9.118. i am joined by colleague emily cohen and the deputy director of hsh and she will be available to answer any questions related to the system and i will be happy to answer any questions related to the hotel, the contract and that kind of thing. these are straightforward amendments and in april of 2020 as our response to covid-19 that is meant to provide the temporary noncongregate shelter for people experiencing homelessness and provide things like food, linen services and towels and the private restroom for guests. as the city moves from response to recovery, hsh is housing guests and winding down the shelter in place hotel program through september 30 of 2022. given the extended wind down timeline, some of the emergency contracts held by hsa with she

malone. >> mr. walsh actually. >> thank you. sorry. >> hello again, chair haney. vice chair safai and supervisor mar. and i am robertwalsh, the director of facility and operations with the human services agency. and i am here for you today to seek the emergency contract with shelter in place hotels and require the board of supervisors approval for charter section 9.118. i am joined by colleague emily cohen and the deputy director of hsh and she will be available to answer any questions related to the system and i will be happy to answer any questions related to the hotel, the contract and that kind of thing. these are straightforward amendments and in april of 2020 as our response to covid-19 that is meant to provide the temporary noncongregate shelter for people experiencing homelessness and provide things like food, linen services and towels and the private restroom for guests. as the city moves from response to recovery, hsh is housing guests and winding down the shelter in place hotel program through september 30 of 2022. given the extended wind down timeline, some of the emergency contracts held by hsa with she