part 2 on brian one on one coming right up. that will do it for us. right now more news from washington, leland and gillian up next. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] gillian: it is a day worth celebrating across america. pfizer's coronavirus making its way to states with first vaccine expected to arrive tomorrow morning. welcome to america he's news headquarters, i'm gillian turner. leland: nice to be with you. my father said the next good piece of news is we have a vaccine. there we go. dad, you were right. i'm leland vittert. first round will be delivered to 150 locations throughout the united states and pfizer is already preparing to send out a

second shipment, what that looks like, we get from mike tobin in manufacturing plant in michigan, hi, mike. mike: first round of shipping for the day has now been completed by 8:30 a.m. local time the first of the trucks pulled out of the docks in most ambitious immunization underway. 189 boxes in the first shipment, each box holds 575 viles, each vile is 5 doses of the virus. what we saw 920,000 doses, they're headed to all 50 states with priority of first shots being healthcare workers and people in nursing homes. tomorrow 400 boxes are scheduled. 1.9 million doses. warp speed says vaccine can reach 70% of the population by may and achieve immunity but the problem is the politics, misinformation and fear.

it becomes a problem if people refuse to get the shots. >> frankly i'm very concerned by the level of hesitancy that is not anchored in any fact or data mike: and the first shipment by ups has already landed at the ups world port distribution in louisville, kentucky for sorting and distribution to eastern states. the vaccine that arrived in louisville will go back out this afternoon with people potentially getting shots as early as tomorrow. leland. legal -- >> leland: give us a little bit about security once the boxes left pfizer and in the hands of ups? mike: the security is rather extensive because there is a potential, hard to believe this, but there is the potential for theft. so some of them were accompanied as we saw here with -- with the authorities but some of them will be accompanied by u.s. marshals, some will be

accompanied in 151 different -- 15 states by the national guard. some will be held secret and being kept secret purely out of security concern. gillian: president trump touted the success of operation warp speed in getting to today. he had exclusive interview with our own brian kilmeade, let's take a listen to part of that interview. >> let's look at this and play this out. continue to not have success in the courts and the certified and transmitted, your vice president mike pence certifies it, would you encourage lawmakers to protest then? >> look, i just left want to go to army navy game, there are thousands and thousands of people. i had nothing to do with it. i didn't know they were for me -- no, no, i'm just saying.

the spirit, the liveliness of the whole thing. even the fundraising, the fun that's pouring in to fight this. it's one thing to say, you know, you ran a great race, congratulations, i'm okay with that. but they didn't. they didn't run a good race, they ran a horrible race from the basement. he didn't even run, but what they did is they cheated. they cheated like nobody has ever cheated before that we know of. now, if you look at it, it's not even 4 or 5 states, it's 5 cities, milwaukee, right, detroit, philadelphia, atlanta, take those pittsburgh, you could add, so it's 5 cities. it's four cities, it's even 3 cities because i don't need 5. one second. they cheated like nobody has ever cheated before and they got caught just like the spying on my campaign got caught. they cheated like nobody cheated before and they got caught. nobody can say, oh,

congratulations on running a good race, they didn't run a good race, they cheated and dropped hundreds of thousands of ballots and they did things that nobody had ever seen. brian: but your guys have been unable to prove that as of now. >> excuse me, we've proven it and no judge including the supreme court of the justice has had the courage to allow to it to be heard. the supreme court all they say is they don't have standing and saying essentially that the president of the united states and texas and the other states, great states, they don't have standing, they didn't go into the evidence. you would like at the evidence, thousands of pages of evidence, we have over a thousand affidavits from people that saw tens of thousands of ballots, but here is the point. they are winning these things on little technicalities like a thing called standing, they are saying the president of the united states does not have standing. brian: that's what was decided

last night. will you show up at the inauguration? >> i don't want to talk about that. i want to talk about this. we've done a great job. i've got more votes than any president in the history of our country, right, not even close. 75 million, far more than obama, far more than anybody. and they say we lost an election. we didn't lose. if i got 10 million fewer votes, they say i couldn't have lost. just so you understand, they -- in a sense, it's a modern-day of stuffing the ballot box. brian: what is going through your mind, fedex, ups go to separate sites in separate states of vaccine rolling in. what's going in your mind? >> if i wasn't president, even according to the enemy, if i wasn't president you wouldn't have a vaccine for 5 years. i pushed the fda and companies and anybody else involved like nobody has been pushed out before and they have it rolling

it out last week. they could have done it sooner. this has been -- they call it a medical miracle. it's going to have a tremendous impact. 95% effective. we have moderna coming out next week very soon. we have johnson and johnson, one-shot vaccine all coming up. brian: what about an aid package for the american people. >> it's moving along. brian: what could you do to get the 900 billion out? >> i'm pushing it very hard. to be honest with you, if the democrats really wanted to do the deal, they should do it right now. i want to see checks going finish more money than they are talking about. brian: hunter biden this week has confirmed two investigations on him, one on jim biden, the word is that you're disappointed that william barr knew about this. >> joe biden lied on the debate stage, he said there's nothing happening, nothing happening and bill barr should have stepped up. say what you want about robert mueller, when buzzfeed put out a

phoney article, buzzfeed put out a phoney article, bob mueller stepped out and he said that article was a phoney and then ultimately proven no collusion, after two years no collusion. but bob mueller stood up and interjected that this article was false. bill barr should have done the same thing. >> jonathan turley said he had no choice, it would have been like james comey again. >> all he had to do say an investigation is going on. by the way, i don't want to see anything bad happen to hunter biden. i purposely stay out of it but when you affect on election, bill barr frankly did the wrong thing. when they are saying things, making statements and the press is purposely not reporting it, bill barr, not believe, i know had an obligation to set the record straight just like robert mueller set the record straight.

a very bad thing was said, false statement, which usually they are with the media, but this was a false statement. and robert mueller stood up and he said that's a false statement. and that was a great thing. i've got to go. brian: go get them. leland: brian kilmeade and the president, joining us now since interview leaving the white house, alyssa farah, 4 years we were going through a transition and accusations surrounding the president-elect's son and family business dealings, if you apply the same standard that was applied to the trumps in 2016 standard, 2016 transition to the bidens in 2020, what would things look like? >> it's just night and day. my friends jared kushner and ivanka trump had to put up with in the media accusing them when they were legitimate business owners and leaders it's

completely than hunter biden. for those on the campaign trail with the president with the media to cover the corruption of hunter biden during the final stretch of the campaign, it's very frustrating that it's out in the public view and that we didn't have that information covered on a wide scale before the election and frankly that's the media's complicity in one sense and i do give credit to fox, john roberts covered and colleagues but many in mainstream media wouldn't. you had twitter censoring the new york posts covering what we know to be accurate information. leland: we now know that there were multiple federal investigations into hunter biden and finances and his taxes as well during the election that as you point out we didn't know about during the election that are going to run now past the inauguration and this is what chris coons, biden surrogate and friend how joe biden will run the justice department.

take a listen. >> joe biden will not run the white house as a family business as president trump has and he will not interfere in decisions made by senior leadership of the department of justice. he won't view the attorney general as his personal attorney, as president trump clearly has viewed attorney general barr. leland: is that enough or is now the time for republicans to start calling for a special prosecutor? >> well, listen, we will let the facts play out. i would say that this very likely should and will lead to a special prosecutor, but what's going to matter frankly is who is in control of the senate. i think we've seen that if it's just democrats, we are not going to get answers to the basic questions around hunter biden's finances. we have to make sure that republicans keep control of the senate so we get answers on this. leland, what i would mention to you, we know china is the u.s.' biggest political foe, yet we have potentially incoming president elect whose son has business ties to china and potentially compromised, that's a huge issue that we've got to

get to the bottom of. leland: see how much investigators get to the bottom in the next four weeks and what happens after the inauguration, 6 weeks, i guess. this, though, ties into the senate race down there in georgia and i know that you have been involved in that, what are voters in georgia responding to? you've got the coronavirus vaccine now that the president has taken credit for, some may give him credit and some may not depending on how you stand on other issues. but what -- what is tracking in terms of the most important issues down in georgia and how you run through the tape on this race for the next 2 weeks? >> well, i think for voters down in georgia it's really two main issues, obviously the coronavirus is at the forefront and because of operation warp speed, because of the incredible public-private partnership that got us to where we are that we are going to have millions of vaccines deployed by the end of the month, i think that there's real confidence that we are trending the right way on covid but the second issue that we are seeing is the economy, how do we

rebuild after the incredible hit that the economy took and what's going to motivate folks over regulatory agenda that's counter to building jobs and creating more jobs and more employment in this moment that we are in. so it's really -- it's really going to come down to who controls the senate and having the backstop of republicans in the senate is what we think is motivating folks down in georgia. leland: no worthy that both sides seem to agree that who controls the senate is what's going to be most important in washington over the next four years. alyssa appreciate it. >> thanks, lee land. leland: chris wallace has exclusive interview with joe manchin, the issue of controlling the senate comes up with that and house minority whip steve scalise, all start here at 2:00 p.m. eastern.

gillian: well, new york once again shutting down indoor dining as covid cases in new york city surge, alex hogan outside of one of apple restaurants that's feeling the pressure now from the restrictions, hi, alex. alex: hi, gillian, that's right, so outdoor dining, pretty soon that's all you will see in new york. we have empty forefront, so the city really preparing for new ways of restrictions as the governor prepares for more cases. we will be right back.

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gillian: new york's governor andrew cuomo dealing with another mayor blow to restaurants and bars by shutting down starting tomorrow, alex hogan with one of the businesses impacted by the shutdown, hi, alex. alex: governor says this is a way to safeguard capacity at hospitals around the state but starting tomorrow indoor dining will close. so really what you will see walking through the streets of new york only outdoor dining, a lot of restaurants have taken upon themselves to build outdoor structures to accommodate more guests but there is a lot of criticism when it comes to the state's numbers of contact tracing, take a look at the chart. among the top sources of

covid-19 spreading in new york 73% of cases come from social gatherings at home, followed by healthcare deliveries, students, education, employees, followed by restaurants which currently account for less than 2% of the spread. around the country restaurants are navigating the restrictions as the colder months approach making outdoor dining much less feasible. >> it's driving restaurants to say they may have to hibernate in the winter as a result of what's going on and try to make it through the other side which means if we do that, tens of thousands of employees are going to end up back on the state's payroll. so what we need is we need federal help. >> in pennsylvania, new restrictions went into effect this weekend until january 4th, the rule bans indoor dining and limited gatherings to ten people and comes as gyms and much of the entertainment industry like theaters and museums must close, in delaware the new ban begins

tomorrow closing restaurants and bars at 10:00 p.m. and that also limits gym classes to 10 people. in new jersey governor phil murphy will mark tomorrow by visiting a vaccination center as part of the new phase, while that is some good news, again, for restaurants right now here bracing for tomorrow, they say it will be very difficult months ahead. gillian: thank you. leland: this is personal for so many restaurant owners who are literally losing their livelihoods with covid restrictions. coowner of crony sports grill. you're supposed to be shut down and you're not. you're still serving outdoors, you're worried you will go to jail over this? >> leland, i really have no

choice. sports grill, our restaurant, we have one in la county, barely on the border of la county and i really have no choice. in other words, if i don't stay open and by the way in new york, they're not dining, they are being forced to go outside. we've already been outside. our governor is forcing us to close all dining and limiting to only takeout or to go or delivery and if we do that, that business cannot survive, but most importantly, our employees won't have a job and before christmas, i'm just not in the position and i don't have the heart to lay people off. so we have to stay open and -- >> leland: i can imagine even with outdoor dining, you're probably losing a lot of money every day, not the mention the 500-dollar phone by you're paying people out of your own pocket. >> definitely, during this whole covid where we have been dining outside in the location, we have been lowing 5,000 to $10,000 a

month. leland: wow. >> we are a family restaurant with sports theme and we show the games and because of this, we are still losing money, but i still stay open because i'm expecting a light at the end of the tunnel, but if you limit it to just takeout, that doesn't pay anything, leland. leland: back in alex hogan's report there's pretty important graphic that was put out how covid is transmitted and democrats and the governor both in california and new york keep saying, follow the science, follow the science. restaurant and bars are barely rounding error when you put together the ways that the virus is transmitted. the science seems to say that restaurant and bars especially outside is extremely low risk. what gives, why do you think they are shutting you down when it seems that the science says that this is a very low-risk thing? >> i have no idea about that. that's the crazy thing. restaurants alone are extremely

low but when you limit to outside, there's no science behind it and, in fact, there's no studies because there is no data and because it is so low and in la county a judge last week reversed the county's decision because there is no data. he just ruled it as arbitrary idea to -- to just do something without any merit or any science behind it and it's devastating for my industry. leland: you have the money to stay open, there has to be a lot of compatriots that are not in that position. >> it's funny -- not funny but sad. a mexican restaurant laid out 60 employees and walking around showing accommodations, all the money, tens of thousands of

dollars, he invested just like myself and so many other restaurants to -- to have safe outdoor dining. hey, listen, this virus is very serious. people die from it. and we are doing everything to keep it safe, social distancing, masks for the servers. in fact, our servers wear shields also. leland: i want to get back to this, though, if everybody can understand the science and the governors who have been the most draconian, follow the science, follow the science, what do you think gives? is this just being politically correct, is this trying to show how powerful they are and put their thumb on the little guy they don't really care? how do you feel? >> i hear stuff that's about control, it's about to put the middle class out. i'm not sure. there's no science behind it. people on the left and the right are customers. one thing that has brought

people in common because they feel it's wrong and unfair and that's really what my fight is, why can't you go to cosco and home depot and touch a leaf blower. leland: you can't go to church and sit six feet apart. dave, i know it's been a tough time for you. come back and tell us about it over the coming weeks and months and your employees are very luck question to have you as a boss who is willing to pay them out of your own pocket during holiday season, god bless you, sir. >> thanks, we have the best employees and support your local business, buy gift cards, call for takeout and do your part and we will get through this, all right. leland: thanks, dave. >> we are desperate right now

and it's a desperate time. leland: we need more folks like you, gillian. gillian: first shipment of the pfizer vaccine hit the road and offering glimmer of hope as cases surge across the country. hi, charles. charles: hey, gillian, first trucks carrying pfizer's coronavirus vaccine at michigan manufacturer in flint. what you need to know and when you and your family can get vaccinated

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surpassed 294,000 covid-related deaths, that as firsts dosis to arrive at distribution centers across the country. robert redfield in a statement said he has given final approval for pfizer's coronavirus vaccine to officially be administered to millions of americans. this follows a vote from a cdc advisory committee to recommend pfizer's vaccine for people ages 16 and older bringing the u.s. closer to vaccinating millions of people on cbs this morning hhs secretary alex azar said he expects millions of doses to go quickly. alex: son as they are able to vaccinate. the health commissioner in south carolina said we will be using the vaccine, not storing it. charles: workers cheered as trucks carrying doses road out pfizer manufacturing plant. the doses will arrive at 145

distribution sites on monday with more to come but as the pandemic continues to get worse, health experts are concerned the vaccine won't have an immediate effect. >> we are still going to see spread, so people can't let up. we cannot succumb to pandemic fatigue. charles: cdc director redfield says he expects the first dose sis to be administered to people as early as monday, gillian. gillian: charles watson in atlanta, georgia, thanks so much. leland: hunter biden investigation, investigations plural has uncovered an e-mail in 2017 that raises new questions about hunter biden's business dealings with the ukrainian national gas company and this is his taxes were told are under criminals investigation. jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware with more on this new

e-mail, hi, jacqui. reporter: he failed to enclose $400,000 and he would need to amend 2014 tax return and the e-mail goes onto note that hunter need $1.3 million for that year. the emails from a hard drive that surfaced from a repair shop in delaware which was given to nbc by rudy giuliani's attorney robert costello and we don't know if this material is part of the investigation into tax affairs, but sources tell fox news this probe was sparked by suspicious activity reports and at one point there was a money laundering probe involving hunter where investigators looked at the laptop that surfaced here in delaware but "the new york times" has reported that part of the investigation did not gain traction and fizzled. the money laundering portion of the money investigation.

investigators say they continue to look at other tax-related questions but hunter biden's business deals have faced scrutiny, the same report, the senate did showed deals with national and questionable transactions and the investigation now is putting pressure on president-elect joe biden as he appoints attorney general who would potentially oversee his son's case. >> joe biden will not run the white house as a family business as president trump has and he will not interfere in decisions made by senior leadership of the department of justice. he won't view the attorney general as his personal attorney. jacqui: ap reported yesterday that the subpoena pertaining to probe asked for documents relating to deals with two dozen entities including with china and the ukrainian gas company barisma, we are trying to figure out what the central question of the probe is, leland. leland: wow. new e-mail every day.

jacqui heinrich in wilmington, thank you. gillian. gillian: let's bring in former deputy attorney general tom dupri. hi, tom, so great to have you with us. i want to start at the beginning or at least the beginning of this story this week, a few days ago the trump -- excuse me, the biden transition team put out a statement on hunter biden's behalf in which he acknowledged that he was informed by the fbi of this ongoing investigation. the fact that the transition team put this out raised some hackle, a lot of folks asking why the biden transition team was speaking on behalf of hunter biden who has no affiliation with the campaign or with the transition team. what do you make that from a legal perspective? tom: i thought it was very curious too because the whole premise of the incoming biden team is that the president-elect had no involvement in hunter biden's business dealings, that's been defense from day one. and then when the campaign, the

transition team issues a statement in hunter's name speaking on hits behalf, explaining what he was doing, it really begs the question. is there a connection here. if so, well, then biden should admit. if there was no question, why is the transition team speaking on behalf of hunter biden. gillian: and threading the needle there, seems like an unforced error. let's get to new reporting that fox news broke earlier in the week. take a look at this, we've got this e-mail from hunter biden that says please have keys made available for new office, joe biden, jim biden, the subject 507. in the e-mail hunter biden also requests keys for dong who he describes emissary for chinese energy company. here is the thing, so lots of talk and speculation about what this evidence means, can you

kind of tell us what it might translate to in this investigation potentially in a court of law? >> right. and the first thing lawyers will tell you is that the best defense in the world can get tripped up by the documents, by the evidence and in this case by the emails. what i think this latest reporting suggests that it undermines the incoming president's argument that he didn't involve himself in his son's business dealings, what we have seen e-mails from biden asking that his father joe biden be given a key to office. of course, he had no connection, why on earth would he need a key to hunter biden's office. this e-mail certainly raises serious questions. gillian: it raises serious questions from a common sense perspective, absolutely.

i guess, though, what i want to get from you is, so this idea that joe biden may have shared office space with this chinese national who ran this company who was paying hunter biden. in a court of law, does that hold up? is the implication enough there to sort of prove that president-elect joe biden was involved in this business deal? >> i don't think standing alone is enough to prove it in court of law. the other thing that we have to be asking what ultimately the potential legal violation here be on behalf of hunter biden. is it a tax issue? i know that originally they were looking at money laundry, maybe not so anymore. what was the legal violation that the federal government has been investigating all at this time and number 2, does the people violation extend beyond hunter biden either the president-elect or to other people. that's the big question.

gillian: right. last question for you, tom, what's the significance of the fact that there are 4 separate ongoing investigations into hunter biden? what does that tell you, if anything? tom: what it tells me this ain't going away any time soon. the incoming biden administration will inherit a huge headache to say the least because president elect biden will be on top of a pyramid that investigators that are literally investigating his son, obviously it raises questions and the biden administration has to ensure that the investigators and prosecutors carry out their jobs without any sort of political interference from the top ranks. gillian: tom dupree, thank you very much for taking time on this sunday. appreciate it. leland: this week thousands of trump supporters came out to protest the election in dc and overnight many of them got attacked, what police are saying about the suspects next.

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♪ ♪ ♪ leland: protests quickly will your honored violent in olympia, washington yesterday, four officers hurt. police say the opposing groups on saturday's protests were heavily armed. the state police arrested one person in connection with a shooting and no word yet on the condition of the person who was shot. you can see antifa protestors marching right there. gillian: so far 3 people arrested, 4 stabbed last night during clashes between trump rally goers and counter-protestors in downtown dc. rich edison live in washington with the latest, hi, rich. rich: police say they arrested more than 30 people yesterday, hours after another protrump demonstration here in washington. group supporting the president like the proud boys, counter-protestors including antifa again fought in downtown

washington last night in riot gear and with bicycles, police tried keeping opposition groups apart though eventually scattered and found each other leading to sporadic fights, pumping, kicking and stabbing and police trying to break it all up. 8 officers were injured as a result of all this, waving trump flags, thousands of trump supporters gathering in washington to rally for president trump citing unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud that federal courts including the u.s. supreme court have roundly rejected. on his way to west point for the annual army navy football game yesterday the president in his helicopter marine one passed over cheering crowds on the national mall and in downtown washington. last month the president's motorcade drove around a similar rally along pennsylvania avenue that's where tens of thousand of his supporter gathered from

across the country. the electoral college is scheduled to meet tomorrow and officially confirm the results of the presidential election, state certified election results would put president-elect joe biden ahead 306 to 332 in electoral college. leland: republicans are crying foul of congressman eric swalswell with alleged chinese spy and why swalswell got special treatment from the fbi and what they want nancy pelosi to do about it.

leland: republicans say california democrat we are ache swawell should step down as we learn more about relationship with chinese spy. christina coleman on why swawell got special treatment. christina: the whole situation does give some context into how deeply china is apparently willing to go within local politics to try and understand and potentially influence our government. gop congressman jim filed a complaint with the house ethics committee friday urging them to investigate whether swawell has

been compromised, letter says in part, quote, allowing an international spy to forge a close relationship with a member of congress and then allowing personnel decisions to be influenced by a chinese national does not reflect credibly on the house. the suspected spy has been identified as kristin fong and helped fund raise for campaign and helped place at least one intern in his office. also suspected of having romantic relationship with two unnamed mayors from the midwest. axios report says that fong did not get classified information from did collect unclassified info like social networks and house speaker nancy pelosi says she's not concerned about the congressman, but house -- house rep jim jordan says more clarification is definitely needed. >> i think there's some fundamental questions here. first question, what did the

speaker know when she actually put representative swawell in the intel committee. she gets all kinds of briefings, so what did she know when she made the selection when he went on the committee. >> swawell cut ties when they briefed him on concerns about suspected spy back in 2015. that's when she fled the united states. leland: hadn't been heard from her since at least by axios. christina, thanks so much. gillian. gillian: coronavirus restrictions shuttering businesses around the country once again, we will tell you how one organization in particular is stepping in to help americans who are falling behind on rent and bills, stick with us. ♪ ♪ i'm erin. -and i'm margo.

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leland: of pair storms could cause snowy problems all of this week, parts of the south could get up to 6-inches of know from the very first storm. that's in the south. the second storm would bring major snow in mid-week, the u.s. navy called off search for sailor after falling from roosevelt. the loss of 20-year-old ethan goldby is felt deeply by all on board. virgin galactic, video, aboarded third test flight after engine gave out. the space plane was able to run to runway safely along with the pilots on board. ♪

♪ gillian: economic impact of rolling covid shutdowns has devastated businesses but also american families, millions falling behind on rent and utility bills can no longer afford everyday expenses. some community organizations are stepping in to help fill those gaps and bringing america together in the process. let's bring in the president and ceo of the community foundation of sasota county, roxie, thank you so much for joining us today. one of my favorite things about your organization is that you guys are community-base, people within the same community, neighbors helping other neighbors which is fabulous during a time like this when government is often failing? >> gillian, thank you for the opportunity to share about season of sharing. it is a 21-year time tested and trusted resource in our community and it really gives individuals the opportunity, neighbors to help neighbors, so

it is a network with our nonprofit partners human services and our community has raised, get this, over $28 million over these 28 -- over the 21 years and it is intended to help when unexpected emergencies happen and there's no red tape. we stepped in and able to pay rent, utilities, healthcare bills. gillian: the other fabulous thing about the work that you do as i understand it, most are small, when you talk about raising $28 million, you're doing in increments that are mostly under 100, right? >> exactly. the majority and many are under $100 and i love, i've gotten an envelope with four 1 dollar bills and someone that said i was helped and i want to pay it forward for someone else. so inspiring that people really do, those that want to give and

those that need were able to match that so quickly at the community foundation of sarasota county and we do it in partnership with the harold media tribune and what giving can do for another life that's in crisis that can regain the stability and security. gillian: roxie, for our viewers that want to get involved. take a look at the banner, that's where you can find more information about what you can do and great work. roxie, thank you for joining us. we wish you the best going forward with fundraising. >> thank you. leland: easy to think with the vaccine coming out and the great news that somehow there's no worries, everything is fixed and so many people who need so much. we said this at the very beginning of the covid crisis that the worst of times bring out the very best in america and americans. gillian: it's true time after

time after time. we are seeing it now which is great. leland: saw it in 9/11 as well. we are happy to highlight the stories and now we take that moment to wish you and you happy hanukkah. gillian: my favorite time of the show. show. chris: the first americans could begin receiving the pfizer vaccine tomorrow as the fda gives the green light. >> our nation has achieved a medical miracle. chris: millions of doses from pfizer to all 50 states. we'll track plans to distribute the vaccine. we're joined by dr. slawey, head of operation warp speed, only on fox news sunday. then, a last push for covid relief before congress adjourns for the year. we'll ask a leader of the bipartisan gang of eight, west virginia senator jo