Dr. Peter McCullough: Messenger RNA technology is in a sense like nuclear technology.

"Messenger RNA technology is in a sense like nuclear technology. It cannot be controlled. Once messenger RNA goes in the human body, Alex, it goes everywhere. We don't understand the bio-distribution, the pharmacokinetics cannot turn on and turn off the proteins produced by messenger RNA. And so if a protein is produced to try to combat lung cancer, in my view, it's much safer to give it as a peptide through intravenous infusion or through some other method as opposed to genetic technology. We don't understand it well enough. We've already seen a crisis from the widespread administration of messenger RNA for SARS-CoV-2 spike protein. I think it's a misadventure. And don't forget, in sick cancer patients, it's going to be hard to tell toxicity from the treatment versus progression of the cancer."