janet tobias? guest: in oakland, they did a pilot program with a private donor, who offered small children vaccines in the school. i think we all should work hard to make it as easily accessible as possible. guest: when i was a child in the polio vaccine -- and the polio vaccine was made, i got vaccinated in my school. host: charles from virginia, independent. good morning. caller: good morning, steve. i'm listening, and i hear a lot about these vaccines and the wonderful drugs that they are putting out on the market, and medically speaking, i think that's fantastic. but for some reason, there is the business end of this. high money. these people that are putting these medicines out, and i am 75 years old -- when i get my shot every winter, i can tell you that when i see the price come back from the insurance companies, there is big-time money in this. the money factor on the business end, i think, is kind of spoiling the effect, the medical end. i think there's a mixture of how much money these ph