O'Dell, it's 2024. It's a very important year here in the United States.

It's an election year, an important election year, and all around the world as well.

And what year wouldn't be complete without an annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

And that is what's going on right now as we speak this entire week.

And this is something that we're going to weave in through the entire report.

We're going to use this as the backbone of the report and

branch off and talk about a lot of aspects about this. So this is where global

leaders meet under the auspices of a Klaus Schwab and they really just talk

about policy and how they're going to move forward.

These are political leaders.

These are leaders in business and finance and climate change agendas, even medicine and health.

And so let's look at some of the clips from this and dissect what was going on.

So first of all, we're going to look at the current president of the European Commission.

This is Ursula Vanderna.

Ursula, you may know her as an unelected official by the people, but you may know

from these headlines. This is out of Reuters during the COVID response. EU2 shortly signed

world's largest vaccine deal with Pfizer.

That was her.

She was responsible for that as 1.8 billion doses in 2021

and committing to, excuse me, committing to

nine hundred million in 2023 even though they didn't need them.

So how did she do that?

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