Tucker Carlson Interviews Dr. Robert Malone: It’s a ‘Scandal’ that Tech is Censoring ‘Voices Such as Yours’

Tucker Carlson Interviews Dr. Robert Malone: It’s a ‘Scandal’ that Tech is Censoring ‘Voices Such as Yours’

TrialSite advisory committee member Dr. Robert Malone recently visited the Tucker Carlson show to discuss the emerging safety challenges with the current crop of COVID-19 vaccines. Carlson mentioned that Malone recently addressed vaccine safety issues along with Steve Kirsch and Bret Weinstein on a podcast that was immediately censored by YouTube. This video can be seen here on TrialSite. They did so even though Dr. Malone could be the single most qualified person on the topic, reports Carlson, as he helped develop the mRNA science behind the COVID-19 vaccines. Carlson declared, “We think he has a right to speak.” What Carlson heard led him to conclude this as “shocking” and the fact that the social media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube) are censoring this key opinion leader is “scandalous.”

What are the risks of the vaccines, asked Tucker Carlson, TrialSite’s been a place for breaking news on this matter. Such as discussing disclosed FOIA documentation associated with Pfizer’s mRNA-based vaccine or the now-viral CDC VAERS safety assessment done by TrialSite contributor Steve Kirsch. 

Just the other day, two medical school professors, including TrialSite...

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