In the US, something like 90 million adults are completely unvaccinated.

Some may never get a shot, but many others just haven't had time or need a little convincing.

And the strategy for reaching that group?

Now we need to go to community by community, neighborhood by neighborhood, and oftentimes

door to door, literally knocking on doors.

Last week, President Biden said there'd be an increased focus on vaccine outreach by

so-called trusted messengers, and that doesn't just mean going door to door.

It's more about meeting people where they are.

They're going to knock on your door.

They're going to demand that you take it.

It's unbelievable how offensive this administration is getting.

The idea of door to door outreach quickly became a talking point on Fox News and among conservative

politicians.

New from overnight, Missouri Governor Mike Parsons does not like the idea.

The federal workers going to homes, encouraging people to get a COVID-19 vaccine.

The Republican governor of Missouri?

Well, he was quick to say his state's health department would resist the strategy, which

the White House said is led by local communities.

And just for a snapshot of Missouri, cases there have more than tripled since May.

At least one hospital system in Springfield has warned it will soon be overwhelmed, and

another ran out of ventilators last week.

All of the life-saving equipment is in use right now at Mercy Hospital in Springfield.

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