"The truth about Joe Rogan's controversial guests: 'Father of mRNA' Dr Malone pointed out that hospitals get COVID bonuses and said Biden government is 'out of control' – while Dr McCullough said US is hypnotized and 'pandemic is plandemic'"

On 02 February 2022, The Daily Mail published an article authored by Harriet Alexander ("The truth about Joe Rogan's controversial guests: 'Father of mRNA' Dr Malone pointed out that hospitals get COVID bonuses and said Biden government is 'out of control' – while Dr McCullough said US is hypnotized and 'pandemic is plandemic'")

Author Harriet Alexander self describes as a NY Senior Online Reporter @dailymail. Previously @independent, after 12yrs roaming for @telegraph.  Ms. Alexander appears to be a freelance journalist with no formal medical or scientific training, and no prior track record of reporting on scientific or medical issues.
In the title of the article, Ms. Alexander  asserts that she and the Daily Mail are representing "The truth about Joe Rogan's controversial guests"
The text of the article includes numerous falsehoods and disinformation.
Dear Editors, Daily Mail

I am writing to request a public retraction with apology for the numerous false statements made by Harriet Alexander and The Daily Mail.  These false statements include the following:

1)    "On January 10, more than 250 doctors signed an open letter to Spotify, entitled: 'A call from the global scientific and medical communities to implement a misinformation policy.'"  A minority of these signatories were physicians, and the majority included nurses, trainees, and podcasters.  In contrast, the International Alliance of Physicians and Medical Scientists (for which I serve as President) has over 17,000 validated signatories of the Physician's declaration, and all are physicians and medical scientists