Following Monday's announcement of a vaccine mandate for the city of Philadelphia coming in January of 2022, many wonder how will impact businesses and the cities economy. According to the new mandate, Philadelphian's will need to provide proof of vaccination to eat indoors in restaurants or drink inside bars, or to enter any indoor area that sells food and drink, which would include sports venues. Negative tests will be accepted starting on January 3rd, as well as recent negative COVID-19 tests up until January 17th, when they will no longer be accepted.

TODAY'S GUESTS

• PETER NAVARRO – Former Assistant to President Donald Trump, author of the new book, In Trump Time: A Journal of America's Plague Year | Subpoena by Congress over Trump’s COVID response, Update on China 
• DAVE MAGROGAN – CEO of Harvest Seasonal Grill and Wine Bar, owner of Barra Rossa in downtown Philadelphia | Vaccine Mandate for hospitality/restaurant employees and guests - $2,000 per day fine if not in compliance – are any other business sectors being penalized like this?
• BRAD LANNING – Republican Candidate for Congress against Brian Fitzpatrick in PA-01 (All of Bucks County, small part of Montgomery County, PA) - www.bradlanningforcongress.com
• LINDA MCMAHON – Chair of the Board and of the Center for the American Worker at America First Policy Institute, former Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA) under President Donald Trump | Wholesale prices measure rises 9.6% in November from a year ago, the fastest pace on record