I know a lot of Americans are worried whether or not there's going to be enough stock on the shelves for Thanksgiving and for Christmas.

Where are they going to be able to get what you need because there's a was a short supply last year because of COVID and a range of other things.

Well, I just got off the phone with some local delicatessence and the manager of a pigly-wiggly.

Make sure there's plenty of figgy pudding and ribbon candy to suck on.

I also got on the horn with the five and dime to make sure all the kids have wood and yo-yo's,

how do you do any puppets and penny farthings and sasperilla?

And every Christmas stocking will have a scoop full of boiled yams, just like the old days.

So that's what this is all about, getting back to normal.

Now, well, he's so all right.

So they're working on it.

That's reassuring.

Wow. Good morning. Welcome to morning, Joe. Yeah. Sounds brilliant. Pigly wiggily. Get some yo-yo's.

It's Thursday, November 11th. Veterans Day. Happy Veterans Day. Yes. We've got a lot to get to this morning, including new information surfacing from the Travis

Scott concert at Astro World, where people were trampled to death.

It turns out the Houston Fire Department had no direct communication with the organizers on the

scene during the show.

It's a nightmare. We'll discuss how that really hurt the emergency

response. Plus, a new development in the deadly accidental shooting on the Rust movie set. A witness is

breaking his silence and filing a lawsuit against Alec Baldwin and others will have that new reporting.

There is also new reporting on the vicious backlash.

Some of the 13 GOP House lawmakers who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill have endured.

The threatening messages are disturbing.

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