Can your employer force you to take a vaccine if you have objections to it?

I will tell you when the answer to that is yes, when it's no, and when it's maybe on the dirt track.

My grandson who's a medical student is about to receive one of the first COVID vaccinations

because he is in a hospital and he comes in contact every day with sick people, some of them with COVID, some of them in danger of catching COVID.

And I'm waiting to hear from him about any reactions he might have.

He's a strong young man in great shape. But nonetheless,

I'm worried. Of course I'm worried. It's my grandson. Is the vaccine? Has it been sufficiently

tested? Has it gone through all the proper

protocols? He's going to be a test case in some ways and there are a lot of Americans who are concerned. There are Americans

my age 82 years old. Has it been tested sufficiently on an over 80 population?

I've been isolated for the last nine months. Has it been sufficiently tested on people who have been isolated and whose immune systems may not have been as active as other people's immune systems when they are exposed to colds and other illnesses

on a regular basis. Is it equally effective across racial gender and other lines?

Normally it takes a long time for a vaccine to be tested, but we're in a pandemic,

we're in an international medical crisis and so we've broken all records

operation warp speed has produced a variety of potential vaccinations that will prevent the spread of the illness.

We still know for sure how effective the vaccine is in spreading COVID to other people. We know it's very effective in preventing the

person who gets the vaccination from having the full-blown disease. But there are a

lot of questions that are not yet answered and will be answered as

hundreds of thousands and then millions and then tens of millions and ultimately hundreds of

millions of people are vaccinated and we'll find out how effective this is but you know we

always live in a very very special time it's called the meantime the meantime is

where we always live and we're living in the meantime.

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