Good morning, good afternoon, good evening.

Wherever you are out there in this world, it's time to step out onto the high wire.

Welcome everybody from around the world as we speak, as we sit here right now.

The FDA is mulling over the idea of whether to approve Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use authorization.

This is a committee called Verback, vaccine-related biologics products advisory committee that are looking at this.

So if anything, we are monitoring that as this show is going on, should a vote come out and approve that vaccine for the United States of America,

you'll be the first to know right here.

And I understand that tomorrow, ASIP, the advisory committee on immunization practices, that's the CDC's committee.

They have an emergency meeting to meet tomorrow on these issues.

So it's underway folks.

Here we go.

It's that exciting time.

The warp speed vaccine is about to land in the United States of America despite very short testing, small groups of people being looked at.

But there was some headlines that caught my attention this week.

And for some of us, it might have been really terrifying.

I have a little bit different perspective on it though, but let's take a look at these headlines that we're seeing this week.

Official badges could identify healthcare workers who are COVID vaccinated.

CDC to encourage vaccinated for COVID-19 buttons.

And then it said, if there are, I voted stickers, why not vaccinated for COVID-19 buttons?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is planning to offer healthcare providers a template they can use to print buttons or stickers that would advertise a person's vaccination status.

Now I know this sort of smacks of Nazi Germany in some ways.

And we're all terrified of that idea of some form of a yellow star that we have to wear around.

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