Hello and welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. I'm back. And you know what? Thank you to Victor yesterday for filling in.

Y'all's feedback on Victor was tremendous. Glad he could, glad he could be here. The phone number, if you would like to be on the program today, and we'll be a little looser with phone calls, is77-97-9-7-3-7-4-25 if you would like to be a part of

this year program you are more than welcome to you know I here's my problem when I take a day

off or two to go take meetings somewhere and news happens and all I want to do is be behind the microphone

with y'all if nothing else so we can laugh together at things how bad is this White

House it's remarkable to me how they have you have descended into blaming you guys for everything.

President Biden, when he spoke about inflation the other day,

said essentially the problem was he's done a lot of good stuff,

but the American people, they're just not paying attention.

Yesterday at the White House press briefing, Jen Saki, blamed parents for the baby formula shortage.

This White House time and time again blames everyone else without taking any responsibility.

More often than not, it is the American people that they blame.

I want to play you a couple of clips.

This is Brian Deasy.

He is the National Economic Council Chairman talking about the baby

formula shortage. Look, the administration has been on this from the get-go. A lot of this

emanated from a plant in Michigan that was producing formula that didn't meet safety standards.

Look, I'm a parent of small kids. Safety is paramount

in this place. We don't, we need to have high standards for safety. That plant was shut

down on because of those safety concerns. And the day that that recall happened, this

administration sent out guidance to every state to update their regulations. We've been working with the manufacturers since that happened.

It's part of the reason why production has already increased is because of that work.

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