Hey, everybody, we've got a great one today, for a change, for a change.

Larry Brilliant, who is an epidemiologist, world famous epidemiologist, who has a very, very interesting backstory.

In the 70s, he was at an ashram.

At a certain point, the guru there said to him,

you should leave and eradicate smallpox.

And he did. So that's interesting. He did that.

A couple pieces of business that I have. First of all, I hope you're subscribing to the Al Franken

podcast. When you do that, you get the podcast right away, right, as soon as we

publish it. You don't have to go looking for it. So I hope you do that. I hope you subscribe.

Another piece of business. New York Times ran an article this week. One in five, nearly one in five

children in the United States doesn't have enough to eat. And we had,

my guests a couple of weeks ago were Billy and Debbie Shore from No Kid Hungry. And I hope you

can help them. You go to no kid hungry.org. They have been at this for 30-some years, making sure the kids get enough to eat.

And I hope you can help them out.

And that was our podcast a couple weeks ago.

And if you subscribe, you'll see the whole list of our previous podcasts.

Now I got something I got to bring up.

On my podcast with Mark Elias, this was last week,

I had a fake interview with Kurt Schilling. Kurt Schilling was a major league pitcher for years,

and he has a radio show on Breitbart, which gives you some idea about his politics.

So I did a fake interview with him, but a number of people thought that it was really Kurt Schilling.

And one of those people was my college roommate.

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