delivered. they re never going to change, this is who they are. but today s bulletin about a domestic terror threat, and showing they have no interest in holding the president accountable, i think they ll accelerate the demise of the modern republican party. and i think associating themselves with inaction on an insurrection and domestic terror, it s a political loser, but it s time to start covering this as a threat to every american. straight up. yeah. i didn t know what you would say, but it s very interesting to hear it put straight up. we need clarity and real talk. plenty of room for ideological difference. go ahead. no, i was just going to say, if you read that bulletin, they re looking for very specific domestic terrorists. they re looking out for people who believe a very specific ideology. centering around anger at covid restrictions, donald trump was doing that, tweeting liberate michigan and virginia, and anger over acceptance of a false narrative. this is a s
the ticket was bought at a pizza joint just around the corner. the question is why did i get chinese instead? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that has always been mindful of its own debt ceiling. i m jonathan lemire on this thursday, september 23rd. we ll start with the news. the fda has authorized a third dose of the pfizer covid vaccine for emergency use in people 65 and older as well as those 18 and older who are at high risk of exposure to coronavirus or severe illness. the boosters are going to be given at least six months after people have received their initial dose of the vaccine. it follows the advice given last week. americans 65 and older make up roughly a percentage. it comes as the cdc s advisory committee held the first day of a two-day meeting to debate the third shot with a vote scheduled for this afternoon. if they issue a recommendation and it is approved by the cdc, booster shots could begin immediat
record retired narratives like this. if you are vaccinated and boosted coming you are highly protected. you know, be concerned about omicron, but don t be alarmed. and if you are unvaccinated coming you have some reason to be alarmed. there is no excuse, no excuse for anyone being unvaccinated. this continues to be a pandemic of the unvaccinated. if you are vaccinated and boosted, you may get covid, but you are highly protected against severe illness. greg: no excuse. of the president not spending much time on his testing failure, people forced to wait in line and can t get at home tests. but joe biden claims he is making progress. i know this remains frustrating, believe me, it is frustrating to me. but we are making improvements. with more capacity of her in person tests we should see weight line shortened and more appointments freed up, google covid tests near me to find the nearest site where you can get a test most often and free. greg: that s our president. a
misinformation that can kill their own customers and supporters. it s wrong. it s immoral. i call on them to stop it, stop it now. the country is back on a war footing in its response to covid-19 and indeed very much a war. in the u.s., covid has killed more than 820,000 people. confirmed cases have topped more than 51 million. the president today unveiled the battle plan that focused not only on vaccines but also testing. the initiatives include 500 million rapid at home covid test kits shipped free to americans starting next month. new federal testing sites with several of them debuting in new york city before christmas. use out defense production act to produce the tests and fema response teams prepared to help hospitals at capacity. it comes two years in a pandemic that refuses to quite. the anxiety and frustration and fatigue of the moment is amplified by the unpredictable nature of the variants how they can get us back to the early days of the pandemic. the long testi
one. allegations that shutt down a professional sports leek. hear from the journalist that uncovered the story and how years of turning a blind eye most likely enabled it. this is american voices. beginning with the stand to protect reproductive rights. thousands marched to rally for abortion justice. there were hundreds of demonstrations. including in washington d.c. where organizers made the mission clear. to defend reproductive choice which gop state legislators continue to attack. we need the supreme court that will not overturn 50 years of precedent. everyone should be able to get the care that they need in their own community. abortion is health care. basic health care. essential health care. health care that cannot wait. hundreds today in austin, texas, ground zero of america s current abortion battle after texas banned boergs after six weeks. that law in effect for a month and already the dallas morning news is showing the impact revealing texans crossing