Dr Aseem Malhotra: ‘Trust the Science’ Is One of the Most Unscientific Statements

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Dr Aseem Malhotra joins Karl for a wide-ranging conversation about vaccines, COVID, Big Pharma, medical research and the growing crisis of trust in the health system.

00:00 The US Childhood Vaccine Debate
01:14 Advising RFK Jr. on Vaccines
03:27 Rethinking Vaccines Like Hepatitis B
04:36 Weighing Viral Risks vs. Vaccine Harms
07:17 Informed Consent and Drug Risks
08:42 Challenging Medical Dogma on Cholesterol
13:00 Vaccines' Life-Saving Role and Big Pharma's Grip
15:07 Questions Parents Should Ask
16:57 Fauci, Accountability and Pandemic Trust
21:00 The Psychology of Indoctrination
24:20 Healing Divides with Compassion
27:20 Navigating Anger and Social Media Madness

Malhotra discusses Donald Trump and RFK Jr’s approach to childhood vaccinations, why he believes every medical intervention should come with genuine informed consent, and why he says doctors need to be more transparent about the risks, benefits and uncertainties surrounding treatment.

He also takes aim at the pharmaceutical industry, questions the independence of medical regulators, and delivers a provocative challenge to conventional thinking around cholesterol and statins.

Malhotra reflects on the mistakes made during COVID, arguing that governments and medical authorities need to admit where they got things wrong if public trust is ever going to be restored.

He also weighs in on Anthony Fauci, the polarisation of left and right, the psychology behind the pandemic response, social media’s role in fuelling anger, and why he believes Australians and Britons need to find a way to debate without becoming trapped in opposing camps.

Plus, Malhotra explains why he changed his own position on COVID vaccines and why he believes changing your mind can be one of the hardest – but most important – things a person can do.

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