Hello Riley here Monday December 21st, 2020. You are listening to the

O'Reilly update. Here's what's happening today in America. Congress agrees to

elastment at COVID relief package, FedEx shipping the second vaccine approved by the

Food and Drug Administration. The CDC issues new guidelines after reports of

allergic reactions to the vaccine. British banning Christmas to slow the

spread. Just 13% of Americans satisfied with the direction of the country.

Also ahead, it is Christmas week. How come we don't know very much about Jesus, the birthday guy?

But first, lawmakers agreeing to a $900 billion stimulus deal hours before the holiday break.

The rescue package will deliver relief for small businesses, unemployed and healthcare workers

while bolstering vaccine distribution. Final bill will likely include a $600 check for many working

class Americans. Democrats initially asked for more than $2 trillion. The national debt

stands at $27 trillion. That was the hold up. But now, magically, the lawmakers have agreed

because they want to go home for Christmas. FedEx shipping the second vaccine approved by the

Food and Drug Administration. The medication from Moderna, leaving the facility in Memphis,

Tennessee, to go to hundreds of locations across the country. The company will provide the

federal government with 20 million doses by New Year's Day, impressive. The Centers for Disease

Control issuing new guidelines to address reported allergic reactions that a few have had to the vaccine.

The organization recommending hospitals and doctors keep anti-histamines and other treatments nearby

should the patients experience discomfort or difficulty breathing after the inoculation. But

that has been rare. British Prime Minister Johnson shutting down the country a week before Christmas,

the UK bar citizens from mixing households traveling long distances, no overnight stays outside

the home. Great Britain now reporting infection rates more than 15 percent in some locations.

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