Today was the last day of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration.

Well, I'd say keep in touch, but that's kind of what got you in trouble in the first place.

From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City,

please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night with Seth Meyers.

On today's show, Seth Chatch with comedian, actor, and writer Patinaz Walt.

But first, a closer look.

Over the weekend, the crowd at a Trump rally booed COVID vaccines,

and then this morning, the FDA finally granted full approval to the Pfizer vaccine,

which is huge news in the campaign to get more people vaccinated for more on this.

It's time for a closer look.

Pulse has shown that a sizable portion of Americans remain unvaccinated might be persuaded to get the shot

if the FDA granted it full approval. So far, the vaccine has been distributed under what's known

as an emergency use authorization. And a poll earlier this month found that three in 10 of the

unvaccinated report that they would be more likely to get vaccinated if the FDA moved vaccines

from emergency use to full approval. More than half of the unvaccinated are also

unsure what the status of FDA approval is. Approval also offers an opportunity to clear up substantial

public confusion. And look, I'll admit, it can be confusing to follow. We all wish the FDA and

the CDC could be more likely SFC, which is an organization where people speak clearly.

Trying to make sense of all the announcements and updates and guidelines from the FDA and the CDC

can make you feel like an out of towner reading one of those signs about service changes on the subway.

Due to service improvements, B&D trends will be running on the FNC lines from

to CAB to 15th Street and on the Z and G lines from Hoyt and Schumer Horn to Yak any sex

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