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The FDA and CDC have expanded eligibility for bivalent COVID-19 boosters to include children as young as five years old. NPR's Rob Stein reported on the expansion, while noting that experts like Dr. Paul Offit have pointed out a lack of data proving the bivalent shots are superior to original versions. Public health officials expressed concern over low uptake, as only 15% of eligible adults have received the new booster since Labor Day.
Health experts and NPR correspondents discuss the transition from a pandemic to "endemicity," where COVID-19 becomes a predictable, seasonal virus similar to the common cold. While some scientists see Omicron as a path to herd immunity, others warn against intentionally seeking infection.
Hollywood figures Kathy Griffin and Rob Reiner discussed the potential for Donald Trump's impeachment or resignation, speculating on a Mike Pence presidency. Ben Stein commented on CNN's consistent negative coverage of the administration, noting the President's frequent labeling of the media as the "enemy of the people."
