The buzz here in D.C., in the health space, at least, is really these big moves.

We've been waiting five years, essentially, for these moves on the COVID vaccination.

It's been an unscientific go ship from the get-go, and we've been sailing off into this direction,

and no one knows what's going on.

So we finally have some concrete movements, and this is an exciting time. It's an exciting point

right now. So let's look at the FDA. So starting from the FDA, and this is the headlines that are

making right now. The FDA is going to limit the COVID shot approval to elderly and those with

medical conditions. So I want to also go into Secretary Kennedy's HHS posts on X,

and he had this to say. Among other things, he said the U.S. FDA is finally breaking away from

the one-size-fits-all vaccine policy that authorized COVID shots for every American over six

months old. The era of rubber-stamping COVID-vaccine COVID boosters is over. And presumably,

the safe and effective line,

we have to expect that to fall off as well.

Because this is a gigantic statement here alone.

We've had one-size-fits-all.

The entire vaccination paradigm outside of COVID

has been one-size-fits-all.

We've heard safe and effective.

So this shift right here is the start, hopefully,

of something we're going to see a wider conversation around evidence and actual science.

Yeah, well, it's huge, but lots of debates on this, Jeffrey.

I actually, I texted you this morning and said, I really want the details today because we're hearing things all over the map.

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