the face. they didn t go to college. they immediately started working, and they are saying we don t want to have to pay for someone else. podcast host joe rogan s advice to voters and response to democrats mishandling covid-19. all those people forced to close their businesses they are angry. what do you tell those people? vote republican. [cheers] serena williams. there s still a little left in me. that s a memory i don t mess with the girl i was the best with the one i was obsessed with girl, you just don t get it i thought brian: that s fire island, you probably never seen an island quite like that, off the coast of island. never been done before two islands so close to each other. steve: called the philippines. brian: okay, you got me. also, shelter island just called and said look, what about us? this is so weird because the last time i listened to lee brice in person, i m dropping names, was i was on a beach in panama city with lee brice and
look at the year that has passed and the year that is ahead. through the prism of one state s experiences. while there is still much pain here, and a long way to go. there is some good news. some light, at the end of the tunnel. one recent analysis ranking rhode island number ten in terms of vaccine distribution. and the state just increased the eligibility to those 60 and over, as well as people as young as 16, with an underlying condition. i saw that hope, myself, this weekend, as i visited a mass-vaccination site at the dunkin doughnut center, not far from where i am standing right now. where vulnerable residents were getting their first and second covid shot. take a listen. what was it like, after you got your first shot in your arm? what was that kind of emotion for you? oh, it was it was wonderful. but i tell you, today, it s really touching me today that we re so fortunate to have this vaccine after-only a year. it s a sense of freedom like, okay, now, i can i