best in the business, and doesn't have any of that nervous energy. Or when he does, he makes it work. So it's possible that Newsom is just new and he'll figure it out. But wow, hard to watch at the moment.

All right. Agricultural Secretary Brooke Rollins has a billion-dollar plan to lower egg prices. A billion-dollar plan to lower egg prices. What costs a billion dollars? I don't know the details of the plan, but there's some thought that they'll do a little less culling of the chickens, you know, killing them because they have some bird flu, and a little more maybe letting them build up immunity and whatever else. But a billion dollars—if you just gave a direct subsidy to the eggs of a billion dollars, you know, economically that would be a bad idea. But how much would that lower the price of eggs per person? Probably not that much. We eat a lot of eggs anyway. It doesn't seem like egg prices should be a multi-year problem, does it? Because you can basically create a new chicken in just like weeks, and then it's only a few weeks until the new chicken can lay eggs. So in what world can the United States not solve the chicken shortage in six months? What was going wrong?

So this would be a good test of the Trump administration in my opinion. What went wrong is competence. There must have been a competence proble