answer reporters questions in del rio, texas moments from now amid the scramble to to handle the people. welcome to meet the press daily. i m garrett haake in for chuck todd on a busy monday. we expect to hear from homeland security secretary on the influx of haitian migrants on the southern border. we ll wring it live it happens. this morning the first step in the news so many people have been waiting for. pfizer says the covid-19 is safe and isketive for children ages 5 to 11 and says it will submit the data of the fda by tend of the month. this is welcome, welcome news for parents. and we ll have much more on that in just a moment. it s also a development that the white house and democrats in congress would love to be celebrating today. but they find themselves in a web of interwoven standoffs where nobody is blinking. i m thinking like reservoir dogs. and if they don t figure a way out, the entire biden legislative agenda could fall apart. because deadlines to avoid
fda. and dr. anthony fauci is here, one on one with us, live this hour. check out the big board here. stocks are down more than 800 points, nearing 900 on pace for the worth day in nearly a year. what is behind it and how long it might last. i m hallie jackson in washington, in our new time slot. we re going to get to the markets in a second. i want to start with kelly o donnell and dr. natalie azar with us as well. kelly, talk to us about the policy related to foreigners traveling in the u.s. reporter: for a long time there were people who have family in the united states and they live abroad who have been unable to see each other. now there s a date when people can plan to travel again. early in november, international travelers will be able to fly to the united states if they are fully vaccinated and also provide evidence of a test within a short period of time of their travel. there will also be requirements for contact tracing, where they ll provide tots airlines all
ways. we just seem to have lost the ability to dialogue and to reason, and to do it in a way that s respectful and thoughtful, inside of politics. on monday, the democrats plan to pay for the $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill that came into focus. the house ways and means committee announced tax hikes that would amount to nearly $2.1 trillion in increased revenues. but left unscathed, the vast fortunes of the megarich, like mark zuckerberg and elon musk. perhaps that s why congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez struck such a chord with the fashion statement heard round the world at one of the most opulent events of the year. and to aoc s credit, just a few days later, president biden seemed to echo her sentiments. people with tens of millions of dollars. they play by a different set of rules. where is it written with all the tax breaks in the american tax code go to corporations at the very top. i think it s enough. i m tired of it. meanwhile, as democrats plow full ste
world s greatest gymnasts sharing their stories of sexually abused by usa doctor larry nassar. what they are saying now is the people who are supposed to protect them failed to do their jobs. now in the final details of the $3.5 trillion spending bill. new signs that moderates in the house could sink the whole thing. we are starting with spacex and the crew orbiting 360 miles above thing earth s surface. they are up there right now after a successful blastoff last night. four, three, two, one. ignition. and liftoff. i can watch it 1,000 times and get the chills every time. the rocket roared into the night s sky from the same launch pad from the apollo moon mission. it will orbit the earth for the next three days. they will reenter the atmosphere and splash down into the atlantic ocean. the crew will conduct a series of scientific and medical experiments. i have cal perry in port canaval, florida. cal, walk us through the next three days. when we think of richard bra
good evening, bret. once again republicans called on the secretary of state to resign but in a shift from yesterday s house hearing, he wasn t getting much love from democrats either. doing the right thing in the wrong way ends up being the wrong thing. democratic chairman of the senate foreign relations committee robert menendez set the tone for what turned out to be three hours of intense questioning and scolding of secretary of state antony blinken over the withdrawal from afghanistan. we realize this is a complete debacle. this sant failure of intelligence. this is a failure of policy and planning. this is a puppeteer act if you would and we need to know who is in charge and who is making these decisions. committee democrats deflected, letting the secretary explain how we got here over the last 20 years. and pointed fingers at the trump administration. republicans handled the interrogating. senator rand paul who has been pushing for years to leave afghanista