Good morning. It is Monday, November 28th. It is six minutes after 11. He's Rob Kendall.

My name is Casey Daniels and you're listening to 93 WIBC. Thank you for joining us this morning.

And we start off the hour talking about former surgeon general Jerome Adams.

And his wife, Lacey, they have coined a term that they call the Trump effect.

The term is used in relationship to difficulties that the couple has experienced

due to Adams' time serving in the Trump administration. He said he's not speaking out to

complain about it. It's all in context, but it's been difficult for him to find employment.

So we are, of course, talking about the failed former surgeon general Jerome Adams.

Hot air had an exposé on him in which he was basically whining about his inability to find,

I don't know, some high-paying job that he coveted because of his association with Trump.

So let's preface any conversation about failed former surgeon general Jerome Adams

by saying this. That guy is not a hero. He's not somebody anybody should want to be like.

He's not in the context of what the role he played in the shutdown of society.

Someone that anybody should prop up and say, Hey, good job. Jerome Adams

before it became politically expedient told the truth about masks, which was on his official account.

It's not like he privately said this to someone. He was fighting. I can't see Jerome Adams

Twitter anymore because he's a gutless coward. He blocked me on Twitter for having the audacity

remind him that he wants tweeted this out. Hi Jerome. Oh, he hasn't blocked me.

Oh, well, well, you let him know. Rod Kendall says hello. That'll get you blocked real quick.

Think about that too. What a gutless coward because some guy reminded you of a tweet you made

your official government capacity. Can't have any of that block anyway. And follow in the early days

of COVID. I got you covered. Thank you. Jerome Adams was adamant in his official official

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