I get this, the new name of the fully approved Pfizer vaccine is comirnati.

Comirnati, which sounds more like a drunk person trying to say community.

You can't arrest me. I'm a valued member of the community.

The vaccine isn't the only thing keeping the FDA busy.

They recently had to tell people not to treat COVID with a drug that's given to animals with worms.

Meanwhile, the people taking it are like, laugh all you want, but I don't have COVID, and the worms are almost gone.

So, Willie, you missed yesterday's discussion of the house and horse and cow deworming medication?

I did.

It's a bad day when the FDA puts out a tweet like this that reads, quote, you are not a horse.

You are not a cow.

Seriously, y'all.

Stop it.

It is mystifying on many levels, Mika, when you think that there are many people in this country who will not take a now FDA-approved vaccine, but they will take a medication made for horses and cows to be dewormed in the fight against COVID.

And it's great material for comedians, but at the same time, my God.

A lot happened yesterday, though, in the fight against COVID.

The big development that I think a lot of people were waiting for yesterday,

the FDA granting full approval to Pfizer-Biontex two-doseose vaccine yesterday for people ages 16 and up. The first COVID-19 vaccine to pass this final regulatory hurdle. The approval was the fastest

in the agency's history coming less than four months after Pfizer filed for licensing.

And the FDA's announcement started a number of new vaccine mandates with more likely to come.

New York City now requiring all Department of Education employees to get at least one dose of the

COVID vaccine by the end of September. New York City's effort to fully reopen the country's largest

school district next month is expected to set a standard for many districts across the country.

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