Well, there seems to be a battle going on right now, battle for New York City, and it's

on that public health front.

There's some bills being debated, contested, put forward.

We have some clips here.

Let's take a look what's happening.

Once a vaccine is available in New York State, will it eventually be made mandatory?

There has already been some concern over whether enough people trust this vaccine.

Now, there's a bill in the state legislature that would make it mandatory if not enough

people in New York voluntarily get it.

It was introduced last Friday by a Manhattan Democrat named Linda Rosenfall.

It's a protective of public health measure.

This is a matter that will be decided based on science and best practices.

It's entitled, an act to amend the public health law in relation to administering a COVID-19

vaccine.

It honestly believes that it's up to the individual.

I don't believe in forced government, so I personally won't take a vaccine.

I also spoke with Del Big Treat from the informed consent action network.

I believe that human beings should be in control of their own bodies.

They should also be in control of their children's bodies.

The bill still needs to pass in the New York State Senate and assembly before it is delivered

to Governor Cuomo's desk to sign, or veto.

New York State Assemblyman David D. P. H. Ro says he's already working on a bill that

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