Got a valid source? Dr. Robert Malone is widely not considered a reputable authority on COVID-19 vaccines or pandemic science. While he contributed to foundational early research on mRNA technology in the late 1980s, the mainstream medical and scientific community overwhelmingly rejects his claims and considers him a spreader of vaccine misinformation. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Major medical organizations, global health authorities, and leading vaccine scientists (like Penn Today) describe his work during the pandemic as misleading. Fact-checking organizations (such as NPR and Business Insider) have repeatedly debunked his claims—such as misrepresenting the safety of mRNA vaccines and the origins of the pandemic. [1, 2, 3] You can read more about his career and the scientific consensus regarding his statements in this Wikipedia article. [1]
