All right, glad you were with us. 80941, Sean, you want to be a part of this extravaganzo.

One bit of good news, a New York ICU nurse has become the first American to receive the

COVID vaccine, a big deal leaving the FedEx trucks, the UPS trucks leaving Michigan last

night in the phase of headquarters and the FDA approved almost a million doses of the

vaccine have been sent out. I'm not going to get into the whole debate of whether or

not you choose to, whenever your number comes up, there was a number calculation. If you

fill that information, I'm like 268 million on the list. If I say I'm an essential worker,

which by the way, if you work on media, that would make you one, it's 257 million on the

list. You know, I say that through this context because the Washington Times reported 13

major journalism, so-called journalism journalism's dead organizations have declared journalists

are quote, essential workers. They deserve to be included in initial populations to receive

the coronavirus vaccine. Really? Oh, I think they've actually followed the progress and

given Donald Trump credit for Operation Warp Speed. No, that would never happen. But

they actually sent a letter to the chairman for the CDC and the Prevention Advisory Committee

on Immunization Practices and these media groups, 13 of them in times of crisis journalists

represent an even more critical lifeline to their communities. In the case of this enduring

pandemic, journalists have taken on an even more essential role serving as the connective

fabric for Americans who are isolated and physically separated from each other and informing

them of the constantly evolving risks in their individual community. Journalists provide

information on the vaccine itself and other practical information. This is their December

8th letter pointing out that the media does not necessarily work from home. The letter

endorsed by America's public television stations, the Asian American Journalist Association,

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