mRNA vaccines cannot alter DNA because mRNA does not enter the cell nucleus.

“And so there's no nuclear localization sequence anywhere in this mRNA, anywhere, you know, inside of the lipid nanoparticle. It's not present. It's not there. There's no way for it to get inside of the nucleus of the cell.”

“So, what's happening here with the vaccine is that it's simply using the ribosomes to make proteins. There's no aspect of the messenger RNA vaccines that do anything with the nucleus. And it's the nucleus that holds the DNA, and that's where your genome is.”

“So, the chances of the mRNA vaccines actually changing our DNA are so small. I mean, it would just take some sort of grand conspiracy where, you know, we're somehow getting these enzymes into this mRNA, and it's doing all this stuff. I mean, like it's just not going to happen. It's not biologically plausible.”