Well, it's been a super interesting week. We've got a measles outbreak here in Texas. We were talking about it last week. And now Robert Kennedy Jr. at HHS Secretary has put out an op-ed that has everybody buzzing from all sides proving truly you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. I'm going to get to the bottom of that op-ed later on in the show.

But first, let's talk about the other outbreak that is killing all of our chickens and taking

away all of our eggs.

Of course, I'm talking about the bird flu.

Take a look at this.

Bird flu is wreaking havoc on egg production. For weeks, the cost of eggs has dominated the conversation.

On farms nationwide, bird flu is spreading like wildfire among livestock as the outbreak reaches a very critical point.

According to the National Chicken Council, egg laying hens account for 77% of the poultry affected by the virus.

The Department of Agriculture is now warning that Americans could see the price of egg spike more than 40%.

Nationwide 65 people have been infected with bird flu and one person from Louisiana died from the disease.

But the outbreak has prompted millions of

chickens across the country to be killed in order to contain the virus. So far, more than 162 million

poultry birds infected by the virus since the start of 2022. The result, a dozen eggs, now averaging

$8, more than tripling since just last October.

You're seeing the entirety of the chicken house killed, right?

But then you're still having interactions with wild birds that are coming into the chicken houses

and then spreading the avian flu.

It's a big problem and it's not an easy one to solve.

Well, it's an issue we've been talking a lot about.

We're culling hundreds of millions of chickens,

obviously driving up the price of eggs, probably chicken and other things. But I wanted to get into this.

One of the great scientists and doctors out there that's been discussing this in detail is Dr. Peter McCullough.

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