a long history with poultry. it s a domesticated animal, right?d an , right? why do you think why do you think there s there s the concern now why coming after you now? the cdc? i think that maybe they re just looking for something elsefo to control. and i and i m not a huge fando and ijg don t support it.oi so i m just gonna keep doing what i m doing. i m going to keep loving on mypg birds and showing themio withffection. tell us what you are doingit with those birds. i mean, just does that bird.eila who is that? is that sheila? no, no, no. this is not sheila. this is bad boy. hello. i this is one of my roosters that i hatched back in february. and he basically just makes mean babies and he s a real important in my flock. what kind of pet does he make? . i mean, for people who are thinking, you know, people think of chickens as eggs and dinner a, you re describinga a whole new way of looking at g chickens. are they good pets? ood petsi fully support everyboy
them over the years. we re not a nature sho s bw, bue can t resist. for example, we recently talked to a woman we likerece to callnk the chicken lady. whe she was horrified when the totally discredited bureaucratlly discs cdc said weo to stop being around our birds . and so since iting, a is thanksgiving, a day that iny some sense celebrates all that,e birds give us, we thought we d revive that interviee wow. . here it is . we re happhay to have hert. on tonight. thank yothanks so much for comi. oh, that s a that s a goodird. looking bird. so how do you feel? it feels like you ve been singled out by the cdc for criticism.itic how does that feel?is the cdc. how do beyou know, i m not a huge fan f it because i ve been handling chicken since i was about four years old. and i ve been kissing them,them snuggling them, shoving my faceh in them and i m fine.und me are people around me are fine and i don t see a problem with it. i , i mean, people you re living the way people used to live.