Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe. It is Monday, September 11th. That is a live

look at ground zero as we commemorate the September 11th attacks on this country 22 years later.

We'll show you this morning's live events from New York to Arlington to Pennsylvania and

speak with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and Chief of the National Guard Bureau

General Dan Wilkinson on what has changed. Also this morning President Biden is heading back from

his overseas trip. We'll discuss the key takeaways from the G20 summit. Plus, Mark Meadows loses his

fight to move his Georgia elections case to federal court. What this now means for the other

co-defendants, including Trump, who want to make the same move. This is we're learning more about how a

special grand jury in Georgia had also recommended charging dozens more, including Senator Lindsey

Graham. We'll show you how the South Carolina Republican is responding and get analysis on that

expanded list. Those people weren't indicted with us. We have the host of Way Too Early White

Hospital Chief at Politico, Jonathan Lemire, U.S. Special Correspondent for BBC News, Caddy K,

President Emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations, Richard Haas is with us,

and the president of the National Action Network and host of MSNBC's Politics Nation

Reverend Al Sharpton joins us. There's only a lot to get to. I will say at least in New York

in last night, yesterday, a lot of people looking at the U.S. Open and the table for work.

Oh my gosh, Coco, Coco. That was incredible. My daughter and I watched together and we were

we were just at the edge of our seat. She did, she looked like she was down for the count. She

looked tired in the first and second and then the third set, my God.

Kim Rouring back in the second set, third set, and really inspirational. Richard Haas,

you're our golf expert. Why don't you talk about tennis? Same sport, right?

Yeah, almost the ball moves a little bit differently. Look, she was fantastic. Incredibly,

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