absolutely. you know, we were actually stationed in p southern ohio. but we were actually physically moving patient that s needed ecmo from places like tennessee all twit cleveland clinic. it was a heroic effort on part of people that did this for a living. i just deployed there for a matter of a few weeks. but this is what is happening in progressive military of our covid response. we re using military assets as we talked about, rachael, to actually fill short gaps because the biggest limiting steph is not lack of ventilators, it s the advanced therapies. you ll see a lot of this movement, krit ukly ill patients from point a to point b. hopefully we won t see a lot more of it. i suspect we will in the coming months. right. as an important thing that we don t see as visibly we see the military teams and the federal response teams turning up in rural hospitals in hard hit states around the country. but the other part is the
the needle 40% to 70%. but there remains a number of people obviously still that have not gotten vaccinated and have said that it s just a matter of making easier and these requirements i think are not as first choice, are things we need to do to get done. all right. andy, thank you for your time. that is all in for tonight. good evening, rachael will. good evening, chris, thank you, my friend. much appreciated. thanks for joining thus hour. happy to you have here. last summer summer of 2020 hood county, texas, hired a new elections administrator. hood county, texas, is southwest of ft. worth. population of 60,000 people. and the new elections administeror they hired was a pro. the real deal. she had impeccable credentials. she was a 14-year veteran of elections administration at the county level. she had spent the last five