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awards. the question is, has streaming officially taken over? it s way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early. the show that always roots for afc richman. i m jonathan lemire on this monday, september 20th. we ll start with the news. tomorrow, president biden is set to deliver his first united nations general assembly speech since taking office. it could amount to a major test of his presidency. as some of america s closest allies look to see whether u.s. foreign policy has really changed since donald trump left the white house. tomorrow s speech comes on the heels of a series of stunning setbacks for the biden administration on friday. first, the pentagon acknowledged that a drone strike targeting terrorists in afghanistan late last month mistakenly killed ten civilians, including seven children. fda advisory panel overwhelmingly voted against a proposal to give a third pfizer covid vaccine dose to the general population. the booster sh ....
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 ....
court, and how he views it today. [applause] justice thomas: thank you. thank you. thank you, all. i should quit while i m ahead. [laughter] if i look like i am squinting, i cannot see you well because of the light. s. before i start, i would like to thank professor munoz and the center for inviting me and making it so pleasant. i would like to thank maggie garnet, who originally invited me to visit notre dame, and i m very fond of maggie and her parents. before i get to my prepared remarks, some years ago justice scalia told me that i should get out on the road and fly the flag well. he tended to be more of an extrovert than i am. i am content to not get out on the road. [laughter] but when professor munoz asked me to talk a bit about the declaration, actually, when i heard he wanted me to do that, my bride and i, virginia, we were rv-ing in the mountains of north carolina and tennessee. we noticed something there when we were thinking, when i was thinking about this, ....
good evening everybody i am kate moore and the author the woman they cannot silence i am also delighted to be here tonight talking to you about they woman they cannot silence. i am so excited excited to talk about this woman. her name was elizabeth packard but i expected many of you have never heard her name before. things happen to feisty women who stand up for themselves history has chosen to instead commemorate those men who tried but failed to silence elizabeth. elizabeth packard is perhaps the most fearless and resilient woman i have ever encountered. her story is extraordinary. i want you to picture her for a moment she had a long dark brown hair, brown almond shaped eyes and a nose as strong as straight as her principal. she was a 5-foot inch tall but her short stature is not as elegant as the power of her spirit. elizabeth and her salvation came about because of one thing and one thing only, elizabeth had a mind of her own. what i will be doing and talking abo ....