Coming to you from the Hagman report dot com studio located in the Keystone

State, birthplace of a mighty nation, gets your host, Doug Hagman.

This is Hagrid. We're from the day it is Tuesday March 15th, 2022. The eyes of

March. Yes, the eyes of March. Welcome everyone to today's program. Got a great show

on it for you today. I'm going to take the first segment. Got a couple of very

important things to go over. And in the second segment, stand deals coming up. So stay tuned

for that. Missed in the last couple of weeks. But he's back. He's coming back. Of course,

those last two weeks were my fault. So that said, looking forward to that. Before I get into

the program, a little bit of personal, a personal plea if I may. My granddaughter, Maya,

you know, I keep thinking of her as two years old, two and a half years old. She's actually

three and a half. But to me, she's always going to be that special. But anyway,

she's been hospitalized. She has some GI bleeding. And there she is, a sweet little girl on

the screen. If I can ask for prayers for Maya, you know, look, folks, I know there's a lot of

people out there having a lot of problems, much greater. Okay. But boy, I'll tell you what,

you know, it just breaks my heart to see my granddaughter in that position. And I thank you

in advance for your prayers and your concern. All right. You know, it's tough. It's tough when

you see a child like that or any child like that. All right. So a couple of things. One

somewhat, oh, I don't know, out of left field. Pennsylvania's former health secretary has been

named. Now, you're ready for this by USA today. One of the women of the year. Now, here is

here, here is Richard Levine. Pennsylvania's former health secretary has been named. One of USA

today's women of the year. Eric the tech. That's a dude, man. That's a dude, as you say, right?

It's not Halloween yet. Look, look.

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