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world in all the alliances that various countries were in all over the world. ultimately the germans started sinking our ships in the atlantic even though we technically weren t part of the war yet. other countries in our hemisphere started getting dragged into it. by the spring of 1917, not even six months after wilson had been reelected on that slogan, he kept us out of war. six months after that election, the u.s. congress, in fact, voted to declare war. and we jumped in. but the political wrangling over that decision in our country was really something back in 1917. and it turns out that political wrangling back then in 1917 over the decision to turn america around and abandon our previous isolationist pose and get ourselves involved in world war i, all the political wrangling around that hard decision in 1917 left us a little parting gift that we re still enjoying today. a little parting gift, in fact, that is still totally screwing us up today. because one of the ....
the question is do the new threads boldly go where captain kirk already was? it s way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early, the show that has a fancy new set. i m jonathan lemire on this wednesday, september 22nd. we ll start with the news. facing crises at home and abroad, president biden used his first speech before the united nations general assembly yesterday to call for global unity. as we look ahead, we will lead. we will lead on all of the greatest challenges of our time from covid to climate, peace and security. human dignity and human rights. but we will not go it alone. we ll lead together with our allies and partners in cooperation with all those who believe, as we do, that this is in our power to meet these challenges. to build the future. to lift all of our people that preserves this planet. but none of this is inevitable. it s a choice. and i can tell you where south america stands. we will choose to build a better future ....
son in the pfizer trial. and major developments in the gabby petito case. the coroner officially declaring her death a homicide, and her fiancee still missing. no one has seen him since last week. plus, the new york times revealing that the trump campaign was well aware that their claims about dominion voting machines were categorically false, but they kept making those claims for weeks. we ll be asking georgia s secretary of state about that when he joins us later this hour. and did we mention donald trump is now suing his niece? great way to get himself in the headlines. we re going to get to all of that shortly, but i want to start this morning in d.c. where president biden is set to meet with democratic leaders to try and keep his massive multitrillion dollars agenda from completely falling apart. i want to bring in nbc s garrett haake on capitol hill and shannon pettypiece at the white house. unless i m mistaken here, this is the same fight democrats have b ....
announce the u.s. will buy another 500 million doses of the pfizer vaccine and donate them to low-income countries. that comes as the cdc advisory committee is meeting to decide who is in those high-risk groups that will qualify for booster shots? the president will also intending a lot of time today dealing with a confluence of political crises on capitol hill. house democrats locked in a stalemate that threatens to derail his domestic agenda. and democrats and republicans in a standoff that could lead to a government shutdown. and the u.s. potentially defaulting on its debt. we ll be talking with michigan democratic governor dan kildee about how all of this might get resolved. and then there s the crisis at the southern border where the biden administration is still trying to deal with those thousands of haitian migrants strand under a bridge in texas in the ongoing intense heat. a crisis that is also taking center stage on capitol hill, as the homeland security ....
cases and 10,000 deaths in the last week alone. with time running out to break the stalemate on his reconciliation bill, president biden is meeting with speaker pelosi and majority leader schumer on compromise options. then a lot of arm twisting in separate sessions with progressive and moderate members of congress. at stake, the entire biden domestic agenda. let s begin with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic and chief white house correspondent weekend today co-host, peter alexander, gabe gutierrez, dr. john torres, and dr. celine gounder. a lot of foreign and domestic issues the white house is struggling with but not stopping the administration from trying to keep covid front and center. that s the issue that really helped the president win the presidency and key to his dip in poll ratings. reporter: andrea, that s right. i was with the president alongside his u.s. ambassador speaking to world leaders, speaking to pharmaceutical executives and civil society or ....