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. tomorrow holds the course of your financial future. which is why it s good to know exactly how you ll get there. for more than 150 years, generations have trusted the strength and stability of pacific life to protect their tomorrows. because protecting those you care about with life insurance and retirement solutions is a winning game plan.
headlines as of right now. we ll continue to track the tropics. mike, back to you. mike: meteorologist adam. thanks so much. that s all for this hour of fox news live. fox news sunday is up next. i m mike emanuel. thank you for watching. have an awesome 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
there yet in terms of the data. more needs to be known about the protection. reporter: in august, president biden stongly endorsed booster shots while warning the data was still under review. it will make you safer and for longer and will help us end the pandemic faster. reporter: while the advisory panel is reject boosters for most people, the recommendation is nonbinding and the cdc and fda will make a final call later this week. we have always said that this initial plan would be contingent on the fda and the cdc s independent evaluation. we will follow that evaluation and their recommendations. reporter: advisors are recommending americans 65 and older and those at high risk for disease be eligible for a third shot. the biden administration says, quote, we stand ready to provide booster shots to eligible americans once the process concludes. this week the president s going to be making his way up to new york to address the u.n. general
the president said this a month ago and fda said this on friday. let s try to get the science right and do it trans parentally and open transparently and openly so everybody sees how the process looks. chris: president biden is convening a covid summit for the world this week in new york as part of the u.n. general assembly. the latest statistics are that 57% of the world s population have not received a single dose of the vaccine. is it moral for the president to be pushing a third booster dose for americans when most of the world hasn t received a single first dose? well, i think this is a false choice that s being put forward. we have, of all the b countries in the world, done the most to try get the doses to people in low and middle income countries across the world. we already sent out 140 million doses, exited to another 500 million that are coming, contributed for a billion
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