Big week, I mean, we were promised there would be no vaccine mandate for the

population. Federal government doesn't have that power and then all of a sudden

it seems like they think it does. Right. And as you mentioned,

Dell, right after the show last week, Biden took to the podium for a list of

medical degrees that he laid out. So there was a there was about three big ones

that really came to the surface just go through those really quick. There was

a requirement for all federal workers for the COVID shot and their

contractors. There's a requirement for all employers who are employing 100 or

more people. There was a shot or weekly test for them. That was going to be done

through OSHA because the government didn't have Biden's administration didn't

have the the power to just unilaterally decree that. So OSHA is going to make a

new rule and then the healthcare mandates. So this was all healthcare settings

that take Medicaid or Medicare money. But let's look at his introduction just to

really to set the tone here to see how he was coming about this. Check this out.

This is how we started out at speech. Good evening, my fellow Americans. I want to

talk about where we are in the battle against COVID-19. The progress we've made

and the work we have left to do. And it starts with understanding this. Even as

the Delta variant 19 has COVID-19 has been hitting this country hard, we have

the tools to combat the virus. If we can come together as a country and use those

tools. If we raise our vaccination rate, protect ourselves and others with

masking, expanded testing and identify people who are infected, we can and we

will turn the tide on COVID-19. It will take a lot of hard work and it's going to

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