Let's talk bird flu. Last week you had Dr. Peter McCullough on and your segment with him really has had millions of views over this past week, super informative and we're still in the news cycle. Let's talk egg prices. This is CNN. Egg prices are finally following their reporting. They're saying they're going to go up again because of Eastern Passover. But let's look at this chart here. We have eight prices.

This is the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the USDA.

They combine their information.

And you can see a big drop in the in the egg prices.

We're about $5.18 a dozen there on the far right.

So that's kind of an indicator of what's going on.

If you just loop it all in, the mass culling. Can I just, can I bent for a

second, Jeffrey? I just want to say this is one of those places where I really hate how

disingenuous the news is. Like, you know, Trump said he was going to lower prices, but look at the

prices of eggs. I mean, clearly calling and killing 100 hundred and what, 20 million chickens in the United

States of America, which was mostly done under the Biden administration, is going to make

your eggs go up. Does that actually, you know, weigh in on our economy? I mean, I just find

that, you know, again, it's just misinformation. Obviously, this is an issue in whether or not you believe we should be calling chickens or not,

can we at least admit that that may not be directly tied to our currency,

but the fact that we just wiped out our entire, you know, supply of eggs and chickens across this country.

I just wanted to vent there for a second because, I mean, I call it out on all sides,

but that is some baloney the way they've been reporting on this.

It's super important narrative control.

Remember, COVID caused the economy to crash.

No, it was the lockdowns.

Bird flu calling caused A price to go up.

They say just bird flu caused it to go up.

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