All right, everyone. It is Tuesday, December 20th. You're listening to the Modus podcast. I'm

Mochewanunu. And I am Jill Wagner. This is the place where we bring you just the facts.

And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. Jill, you mentioned

yesterday that the kids are sick. How are they doing today? Okay. So my daughter is actually doing

a little bit better. She was tested for COVID, flu, and RSV, which are the triple Demick that's

going around right now. And luckily, knock on wood. She does not have either of them. She tested

negative. But it's a reminder, there's a ton of other stuff going around. So she just has a

different upper respiratory virus. And we are doing our dandist to make sure that the little guy

stays away from her and doesn't catch whatever she has. Yeah. And actually, we're going to get

into that a bit in this podcast today, the shortage in motre and amoxicillin, et cetera,

that many parents are writing in about most just pilot on to what's already been a really tough

couple years for parents. But we'll get to that a little bit later. For now though, so many headlines,

especially given that we are just five days from Christmas, let's start with the January 6th committee,

recommending criminal charges against former President Trump. We'll tell you what that means.

The results from Elon Musk's Twitter poll are in. And the majority of Twitter voters want him

to step down as CEO. But will he? We're also following the latest in the immigration battle as the

Supreme Court rules to keep that controversial deportation policy known as Title 42 in place

for now. Another drug shortage, this one over ozempic and drugs like it, which is pitting

diabetics through the drug was created for with the growing number of people who are taking it

to lose weight and the growing market for adult toys. But not the kind that you're thinking of,

get your mind out of the gutter. Good deep tease there, Jill. It is going to be a talker. You should

definitely stick around to the end of the podcast. Okay, let's start with the House January 6th committee

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