information. in a moment, we'll get reaction from dr. mac siegel. fear to jonathan serrie. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, trace. over the course of the pandemic, the cdc has published lots of general information on covid-19's impact on the elderly, minorities, people with underlying health conditions. in an article in sunday "new york times" says the agency is yet to release more detailed or granular demographic information that could help state and local health officials better target their efforts to fight the pandemic. according to the times, the performance of vaccines and boosters particularly in younger adults is among the most glaring emissions in data the cdc has made public. fox news reached out to the cdc. the agency is yet to provide us a comment. a cdc spokesperson explained to "the new york times" there's concerns that incomplete information might be misinterpreted an when reporting