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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

Workers at a poultry farm in Weld County, that's in Colorado, had been in the process of killing 1.8 million chickens.

Now, apparently that takes some time.

Some of which were infected with the H5N1 influenza bird flu and to prevent it from spreading. So if some

get it and you have 1.8 million chickens they've all got to die. We've covered that before. That's a lot of chickens

to be killing. And I think there were only four workers at this farm. There's more that have not been confirmed, but they are now confirmed

having bird flu.

The way they report this, you know, there's eight or nine confirmed.

The reporting is kind of strange because some may or may not have bird flu.

It's really kind of weird.

So anyway, I guess there are goggles, or the n95 face masks apparently slipped as industrial fans, blue feathers

and other infected items through the sweltering barn.

It was so hot there in Colorado Colorado and that's what gave them the virus that's what Dr.

Shaw the principal deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the workers all suffered

from a combination of fever chills coughing.

Not sure if it was that cough or not eye infections and they were given Tamiflu

none required hospitalization so if you're in Colorado and you run across anyone

that sounds like that, just back off a little bit. Now I say far as I know there has been no human

to human transference of the bird flu that's what they claim so far the bird flu has been spreading since I don't know

20-20 and it's all among mammals dogs cats skunks bears even seals and porpoises.

Wow.

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