Mr. New York, Mark Simone, on W-O-R.

Well, it's Friday.

It's going to be a nice weekend.

It'll be about 60 today and tomorrow.

So we've got lots to talk about this.

We'll go over the election.

What's going to happen?

Is there any chance of overturning anything, any state?

What's going to happen in these court cases? We'll get to all of that coming up. We'll get to the vaccine. It looks like it's going to be very soon. They're looking for the FDA emergency approval today as we speak. They're working on it. So it could start happening in the next week or two that the first batch, which is 20 million doses,

starts going out. It'll go to health care workers and frontline health care workers first.

Listen, it is Donald Trump who gets total credit for this. It'll never happen in the media,

but a normal vaccine is about four to eight

years. Four years is fast. Eight years is still not unusual. It takes years to do a vaccine.

At the beginning of all this, the president said he thought maybe could get it done in a year.

He got it done in less time. Now, obviously,

scientists and everything work on the vaccine, but it takes a business guy who knows how to run a supply

chain, who knows how to get these people everything they need. Joe Bartlett, don't you think

we should call it the Trump vaccine? Yeah, and it's a shame that all of these developments did not happen before the election.

Yeah, it turns out the head of Pfizer is a big Democratic donor and a Biden supporter.

But it could also be, he just figured, let me keep my company out of this.

But the vaccine is going to start with 20 million doses.

See, that's what I mean about, people forget, when you're a builder and not just any builder, but you're building 100-story skyscrapers, what are some of the skills you need to do that besides all the management skills?

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