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Slack.com slash DHQ. I've got good news and bad news. The good news is the coronavirus

vaccine is being shipped. People are taking it. It would seem as though our long national,

international nightmare is over. The bad news is, according to the experts, even after

we get the vaccine, even after we get the last dose of the vaccine, nothing can change.

You have to keep wearing the mask. You're not allowed to travel. You can't celebrate

Christmas. You have to remain locked down. I guess, forever, this, according to the experts

on MSNBC.

Are you getting your vaccination this week?

Tomorrow morning, and I'm grateful for it. Chuck, I just wanted to say just a follow-up

on what yes, me and mentioned. Just for your viewers out there, I know one of the individuals

who we just saw getting vaccinated is planning on traveling after the second dose. This is

a source of confusion. This is one of the misperceptions here. Just because you get vaccinated with that

second dose does not mean you should be participating in things like traveling in the middle of

the narrative control pandemic or that you're liberated from masks. Everything still applies

until all of us get the two dose regimen. We don't think that's going to happen until

June, July. And again, this goes back to what we just talked about, Chuck. We don't know

if just getting the vaccination prevents serious illness or does it also prevent you from getting

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