The Rise of RNA Vaccines

It got started in January when Robert Malone was injecting RNA into mice and starting to lay the groundwork for this kind of technology. Right now it's only used in pigs, but they're poised with many different vaccines that are being developed for all those other animal classes I mentioned. It's so much faster than the traditional vaccine to create it. And it also has the ability to respond to new variants faster. If you know there's a new type of virus, you can have a new vaccine ready to roll in eight weeks.