Dr. Joe Mercola’s wide-ranging interview with me

Last month I went to Chicago to do a video interview with Dr. Joe Mercola on bioterrorism issues, anthrax, government responses and some of their ramifications (especially vaccines).  I thought he performed masterfully, asking the right questions and providing perspective.  The material he elicited builds a surprising story, which encapsulates most of my work over 23 years.  It is a long interview (77 minutes), but there are also bullet points, a synopsis and transcript, so readers can get as deep as they wish into the story.

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