every 2 to 3 hours, 4 to 6 ounces, and then in between that i m, you know, running to the grocery store. i would just like a solution and to know that i m going to be able to feed my child in a couple weeks. gillian: that was michelle willard, she spoke to us yesterday, and in a moment today we ll talk to a mom she is down to one single can of formula for her sweet baby. john: she has to be really, really upset. and brian kilmeade, a dad himself, on the mixed messages from the white house. gillian: if she s on enfamil, i will send her one of ours. grady is outside of the plant in sturgis, michigan. i wish i had an answer to the question, we saw that jacqui pressed the press secretary
solution, and to hear from the administration on what outcomes we are gonna see over the next couple of weeks. john: so on that point, michelle, the president is going to be talking with retailers in a series of phone calls and zooms a little bit later on this afternoon. a good chance that you are on one of the monitors at the white house right now. what would you say to the president if he happens to be listening? i would just like a solution and to know that i m going to be able to feed my child in a couple weeks and that i don t have to spend thousands of dollars up front stocking up on formula and that i m going to my child will have adequate nutrition in a couple weeks. so, i really, really hope they get the formula issue addressed for all the moms out there, and not everyone can afford formula. it s really expensive, and you know, my heart goes out to all those moms. well, michelle, thanks so much for joining us today. we really appreciate it.
option of feeding him, you know, baby food yet. so i have to feed him every 2 to 3 hours, 4 to 6 ounces, and then in between that i m, you know, running to the grocery store or any store that can have the formula and like gillian mentioned, i m on it because it is more easily digestible for some babies, and this one happens to work on jackson, and so for a lot of moms my heart goes out to them, because it s really hard and you can t just switch formulas, and so they want to get the formula that s best for their child. there is kind of secondary off-chute problem here, the problem of getting access to formula, but what s coming up next down the pike, michelle, is babies getting sick because parents are going to resort to
to do more, to fix this problem. we are expecting some actions to be taken today by the biden administration. still waiting to hear exactly what those might be, gillian. gillian: two months might as well be two years if you are a parent trying to feed your baby. thanks very much. john: what s the situation like on the front lines, michelle willard and her baby boy jackson, she s one of millions of parents on the hunt to find baby formula. great to see you both today. tell us in a nutshell what s your situation there in terms of keeping jackson happy and well fed. well, it s kind of a nightmare, to be honest with you. i have to constantly go on the target app, the walmart app, safeway, look for the formula for my child, and it s quite nerve wracking, john. one week i m thinking to myself am i not going to have formula to feed my child and it s quite