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You know, ladies gentlemen, this program has been on the air, you know, like forever.

So it's incumbent upon me, I think, to continually introduce new features into the show,

or the show, as it were it were as it is and hence

this week introducing the chain saw massacre well you know he chainsaw massacre.

Well, you know, Elon Musk took a chainsaw onto the stage at the CPAC, I think, convention in February, and I said, we'll make mistakes.

Well, that's one pledge he's kept. Some of the roughly

10,000 employees fired from the Department of Health and Human Services are being asked to come back.

The agency's secretary, Robert McKeonleady, said that mass firings were consistent with the government goals to purge the federal workforce,

but said 20% of them were made in error. Just tell me what you could do.

20% of it would be wrong, and you wouldn't be fired. Oh, but these people were, but they weren't.

Quote, personnel that should not have been cut or cut were reinstating them.

And that was always the plan, he said, adding, we'll make mistakes.

We'll make mistakes, is what he said.

Terminating an entire team dedicated to lead poisoning and prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

That was among the mistakes, he said.

Quote, part of the doge.

We talked about this from the beginning is we're going to do 80% cuts, but 20% of those are going to have to be reinstated because we'll make mistakes, according to Kennedy.

The city of Milwaukee, which had been working with the CDC to respond to lead found in the city's water, announced internally this week, quote,

we will not be able to continue due to the loss of subject matter experts, according to CBS News,

asked about the lead program being cut during an event on Thursday.

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