We are announcing today, and we have vetted this every way that we possibly can, to be assured that we can use CARES dollars to do exactly just this.

We're going to give every single one of these people, the people that have already stepped up, our young people, our young people that have already stepped up and been vaccinated and every

single one of our young people, we're going to give a $100 savings bond to every single one

that steps up and takes their vaccines.

Now, that's one way to get it done.

I like that.

I like the cut of that guy's Republican governor. Jim Justice.

Montgomery Burns would say. announcing that strategy to get 16 to 35 year olds in his state

vaccinated. Okay, I'll take it. That's one way to do it. Good morning and welcome to morning,

Joe. It is Tuesday, April 27th. We're here in Washington,

along with Joe, Willie and me. We have former Treasury official on Morning Joe economic analyst,

Steve Ratner, White House correspondent for Politico and co-author of the playbook, Eugene

Daniels. He's also an MSNBC contributor and professor at the Lyndon B. Johnson School

of Public Affairs at the University of Texas, MSNBC contributor, Victoria D. Francesco Soto.

Grit, good to have you all this morning.

It's great to have everybody here. Willie Geist, I like, I like that governor justice, man. That guy knows, you know, my parents used to, you know, say if I'd actually study, then let me have dinner. He's doing sort of the same thing. Get a vaccine. I'll give you 100 bucks. Your meals were contingent on studying. That's how bad it was in your household. They just couldn't get you in front of the book. Also, sucker for a guy with a whiteboard.

He's just getting some ideas up there, seeing what sticks. 100 bucks if you're 16 to 35 in West Virginia, whatever it takes, I guess, if the money's there. Well, I think it'll stick. The best part is, if you notice, he's always sitting down. Yeah. He's always sitting down. I hear in his last 20 years of governing, and I'm drawing absolutely no parallels.

Chairman Mao would just sit by the pool with a black phone next to him, and he would just order people around.

He never left the pool side.

So that's, of course, in pursuit of evil. Here we have a guy. He's like,

okay, I get an important thing to say, I'm not standing up to say. He just sits there at his chair.

I like this guy. I think we need to have him on the show. I would like that. I think that would be

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