Bill O'Reilly here, Monday, December 14, 2020.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

Donald Trump says his election fight is far from over.

However, today, the electors certify.

So Joe Biden will be president-elect.

The first shipments of Pfizer's vaccine leave the factory.

Governors decide who gets the shot before Christmas.

The country may return a normal by summer.

Let's hope so.

California is at least some of the unrejected Gavin Newsom's COVID curfew.

Also I had bitterness lingering over the election.

But first, President Trump promising supporters to plow ahead with a handful of election lawsuits.

Stream court rejected the Texas case on Friday against four battleground states without

hearing any arguments.

President Trump's campaign still has legal fight spending in Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada,

and Georgia, but they will not stop the Biden administration.

Trucks carrying early doses of the COVID vaccine leaving Michigan this weekend, traveling

to more than 450 locations across the USA.

Shipments of the Pfizer medication will set in motion the biggest vaccination effort in

American history.

So who gets the vaccine first?

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