I watched it.

I had been a long time admirer of 60 minutes.

I was featured on the program twice.

They did a fair job interviewing me.

I was a doctor at the time.

It's not the same broadcast as it used to be.

It's not bad, but it's not the same.

Now they interviewed this whistleblower, but he was not the lead story.

It should have been because this is a guy that's in a health and human services department

saying, oh, the government booted this whole pandemic.

That should have led the broadcast.

It did not.

And the reason it didn't was the guy was weak.

So they led with the Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.

And Powell, he was pretty good.

Now Scott Pelley, the interviewer, wanted to lead Powell down the road of Armageddon.

He wanted Powell to say, oh, America's shot.

And it's going to be suffering for five years.

How did I want to do that?

So every time Pelley led him and he could hear the questions, he was leading him.

He said, no, no, no, no.

We're going to bounce back in my opinion second half of this year.

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