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thomas in minnesota.id of its worst bird flu outbreak in years. millions of poultry and wild birds ha been killed. and although the risk to human health is low, the impacts are trickling down to consumers. william brangham recently traveled to the midwest, where producers and scientists are desperately trying to stay ahead of the virus. and a warning: some viewers might find images in this story disturbing. for minnesota turkey farmer john zimmerman, there are some added costs of doing business these days. >> this is the dirty side and anything from past that mark is considered clean, inside the barn. >> every time zimmerman, or one of his employees, enters this barn home to some 7,500 turkeys they have to put on fresh boots and coveralls, wash their hands, and slide on gloves. it's all meant to prevent the spread of a deadly avian oufluenza or bird flu.e cath f anisy ssn of his barns would likely force zimmerman to kill his entire flock. >> it's just a little bit more stressful now because that uncertainty of that virus can come in and in the morning the birds can be fine. a

wild. and is there you go. claiming that title again. it was another thrilling for golf's second major of the season. justin thomasree hole play off. to win his second major. we sat down with thomas after the emotional win. >> it's a lot. i don't think it's really set in. i know the all the emotions and excitement i think is definitely hit me in terms of crashing. i'm very tired and worn out. i'm very excited and everybody in my whole team put in a lot of hard work and effort. for the moment to be here. and i can't thank them enough. >> when you teed off. you were seven strokes behind. do you have any idea the odds the professionals gave you? >> i haven't heard. i appreciate anybody who backed me today. >> it was 1.2%. >> really? >> that's what i heard. >> that's 1.2% more than i would have taken. when you are that far behind you can't -- in a major, you can't do it all yourself. you need help. i understood it was going to be tough for those guys. to try to win the tournament. and i just executed when i needed to and it was enough. >> when you won your first major and did this the first time in 2017, how hard did

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revealing that ginni thomas sent former trump chief of staff mark meadows a barrage of texts in the weeks after the 2020 election, urging him to try to overturn the results. she referred to wildspiracy theories, sending meadows a link to an absolutely just insane youtube video that's since been taken down which centered around a fake qanon conspiracy theory. after she texted that video to meadows, thomas added, "i hope this is true." >> right after the election, she quoted to meadows the language then circulating on pro-trump sites, "biden crime family," and "ballot fraud co-conspirators. "elected officials, bureaucrats, social media censorship mongers, fakestream media reporters, et cetera, are being arrested and detained for ballot fraud right now and over coming days, and will be living in barges off gitmo to face military tribunals for sedition." adding, "i hope this is true." >> seth: now ginni, personally, when a text ends with "i hope this is true," i prefer that it follows something like, "heard you're coming home for the holidays." or, "a little bird told me you got that promotion." not "biden crime family will be living in barges off gitmo," you cuckoo nut bird. [ l

thomas ian for craig this morning. good to see you, tom. >> a to see. i feel like we are the responsible parent, we have a wildthe show on your schedule. >> it is a busy morning. let's get right to our news at 8:00. primaries are being held in five states. the main event is in georgia were a challenger, hand-picked by donald trump, is trying to take down the current governor is backed by former vice president mike pence. blaine alexander joins us from a polling center in atlanta. good morning. >> reporter: certainly a lot to watch in the state of georgia. it is already a record-breaking election. early voting numbers are higher than any the state has seen. it is also a referendum for someone who is not on the ballot. former president donald trump, his name isn't on the ballot but his endorsements are. he is back in the challenger for incumbent governor brian kemp. he put his weight behind former senator david perdue. he is the hand-picked candidate he selected to unseat the incumbent governor, someone who he blames squarely for his election laws in 2020. governor kemp is getting help from the former vice presi