that the supply chain sorts out. as you heard from jeff with omicron, looking unlikely at least for the short-term. steve: you are right. grady, thank you very much with the live report from illinois. meanwhile, let s go to the east coast. the new manhattan district attorney is facing backlash over his plan to not seek jail dime for a bunch of different crimes. we have all seen the story of the person who is on their eighth arrest and people say well how did this happen? how did that assault happen? there was seven prior time where that person stwrulgd addiction and mental health. this is going to make them safer. it s common sense. i don t understand the pushback. steve: i don t understand the pushback. really? well, let s ask somebody who does. our next guest is the district attorney for neighboring borough of staten island and says bragg s policies lay out a welcome mat for criminals. staten island d.a. michael
wasted federal dollars. we are not wasting our time on battling voids that was already done. when you get in front of the feds and the house of representatives and you lie and it doesn t matter what it was, you are going to be pursued for the full extent of the law. he never had to be in this situation. he, really, didn t have to testify. he went over-the-top, this would have been done with and he is looking at jail dime, and now, a jury selection, all the nonsense because of hubris which he has a ton of. a lot of people are talking about, if you are his attorney, do you want baseball fans in the jury? or do you not want baseball fans in the jury? obviously they will have a slant thinking about roger clemens. what is your take? as a baseball fan and lifelong red sox began if you were selected would you automatically go in with something against