nancy grace. day. chris: i m chris wallace. new fox polls on president biden s handling of the pandemic, as confusion spreads over the rollout of vaccine boosters. our objective is to be prepared should all of this process move forward. chris: the biden administration saying it s ready to go once federal health officials sign off. we will follow that evaluation and their recommendations. chris: we ll ask nih director dr. francis collins whether a third shot is needed and safe. then the decisions we re about to
government, they have to decide whether they re going to pass the bipartisan infrastructure plan and there s the 3 and-a-half trillion tax and spending plan. where are they? the scope of what is ahead for the biden administration and for democrats in congress right now is really enormous, so much of biden s overall agenda as president is going to be tied up in what happens over the next couple weeks and then as you mentioned there s the small matter of keeping the government actually funded. i think when it comes to passing the biden priorities, democrats want to get to yes. they have divisions to work through within the party. they have questions about the top line price tag. i think democrats though are going to try to push to get to a place where they can pass something that might look different than where the package stands rights now but i think those are really big questions on the idea of raising the debt limit and funding the government. that is always a really difficult hill
assembly for the first time since taking office. he is also going to be convening a virtual covid summit, calling on world leaders to unite behind a common vision for ending the pandemic. chris. chris: mark meredith reporting from delaware. thank you. joining us now, the director of the national institutes of health, dr. francis collins. doctor, welcome back to fox news sunday. glad to be with you, chris u there s a lot to talk about. chris: let s start with the fda add a vicely panel advisory panel which supported the idea of booster shots for people 65 and older, those most at risk, but rejected the idea of booster shots for the general population. here is what president biden said last month. the plan is for every adult to get a booster shot eight months after you got your second shot. chris: dr. collins, is the advisory panel right? do you now agree with them on
thanks, chris. good to talk to you. chris: up next, a logjam of work on capitol hill as democrats race to meet deadlines to fund the government, raise the debt ceiling and to pass president biden s he domestic agenda. we ll ask congressman john yarmouth what they will and won t get done.
into a train wreck with cap and trade because she didn t have the senate vote. what you see right now is a similar play. she s s asking all of her members to come forward on a $3.5 trillion tax and spend plan but there s no evidence there s senate votes for something that massive. these members that are in middle districts have to question what is their future and is this what the constituents want. the margin was quite big. right now, her margin is only four votes, only four votes. there s a lot of members in middle battleground districts who will be forced to walk the plank and say we re going to do what nancy pelosi and joe biden want us to do or we ll do what our constituents want us to do thairl a peril in either pass had. chris: the other big domestic story this week, it happened friday around when the fda advisory panel voted against the president s plan to offer boosters to all americans and in