I'm in Boston. I flew here yesterday on my first flight since that hero judge struck down the CDC's

mask mandate. And 99% of the people in the airport loved it. We were happy as a clam. I would say,

I'm just estimating here, 99% of the people in the airport were not wearing masks. On my flight,

even a flight to a liberal city, I would say 95% of the people were not wearing masks. They were so,

so happy. And the lifting of the mask mandate, the fact that it's now voluntary, allows you to

tell with 100% certainty exactly who the lives are on your flight. And they're actually

are not a whole lot of them. Everyone was very, very happy except for Dr. Fauci.

I was both surprised and disappointed because those types of things really are the preview of

the CDC. This is a public health issue. And for a court to come in, and if you look at the ration

health of that, it really is not particularly firm. And we are concerned about that, about courts

getting involved in things that are unequivocally public health decisions. I mean, this is a CDC

issue, which should not have been a court issue. So we're hoping that the inevitable increase in

cases which we're seeing are not going to be associated with an increase in hospitalizations.

So all of these dynamic things going on at the same time, it was perfectly logical

for the CDC to say, wait a minute, we were planning on ending this mandate on a certain date.

Let's wait a period of time until May 3rd, which was a very sound public health decision.

I hope you've gotten this by now, but if you haven't, this isn't about the masks.

This isn't about whether or not you should wear the stupid masks. Dr. Fauci himself has been

the most pro-mask and anti-mask politician in the country. It's not about the masks. This is about

who governs us. Dr. Fauci believes that we should be governed by the whims and

caprices of totally unaccountable bureaucrats at the CDC. Normal people believe that we should have

some say in our government if we're not going to be ruled by the legislature at the very least we

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