Over here in the U.S. speaking of covering your butt, it's scapegoat time.

Let's check out first, Javier Bacera.

He's the head of HHS here in the United States.

And here's the headline out of Washington Post.

It says White House frustrations grow over health chief Bacera's handling of the pandemic.

It says here, White House officials have grown so frustrated with top health official Javier

Bacera as the pandemic rages on that they have openly muse about who might be better in

the job, although political considerations have stopped them from taking steps to replace

him.

Officials involved in the discussion said it goes on.

It reads several administrations, several administration officials voice similar to

Bacera's leadership, although they would not do so on the record because they were not

authorized to speak with the media.

The health secretary quote is taking too passive a role in what may be the most defining

challenge to the administration said one of the senior administration officials.

Now this story from the Washington Post, this story is based on interviews with 28 senior

administration officials, health agency officials, outside advisors and experts, most of whom

spoke on the condition of anonymity to detail sensitive discussions.

Now just to recap, no one's doing anything because of politics and because they're too

scared to talk to the media.

All right, but what's so amazing about it, Javier.

First of all, I think I'll probably 90% of this audience, clearly I kind of have to throw

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