from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast

center.

The Armstrong and Joe Ketti.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

And not only is there a gas shortage, there's also a chicken shortage.

And the company Tyson is saying that they're partly to blame because the roosters they used

for breeding have not met the demand.

The roosters heard, well, the added pressure certainly isn't helping.

Wow.

And that's a rooster with ED, I guess, is what that joke is all about.

Yes, sorry, this doesn't usually happen.

Bokock.

Bokock indeed.

So the WHO came out with some sort of report about the pandemic.

We talked to historian Neil Ferguson yesterday who gave the world an F grade for how it

fantastic for how it handled the pandemic.

Not so positive, Sean.

F and what was really interesting about his point of view in the book, doom, the politics

of catastrophe is that he blames it on middle management.

It's bureaucracies, even a great leader.

Once the government gets to, you know, the state it's in now, the bureaucrats just stifle

everything or they pervert the data that's flowing upward or they don't like the policy.

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