Welcome to the 73rd Emmy Awards. I'm

Cetrick the entertainer. Look at this room, man. So many talented people in here.

Matter of fact, lock the doors. We're not leaving until we find a new host for Jeopardy's in here somewhere.

You know, it actually feels amazing in here. Unlike what Seth was talking about, it feels good.

We all vaxed. We had to get vaxed to come here. You know what I mean?

I got vax.

I did not have a reaction like Nicky Minnaz's cousin's friend, okay?

I got Pfizer, you know what I'm saying?

Because I'm boozy, all right?

Pfizer, that's the Neiman Marcus of vaccines, you know what I mean?

And then Moderna, that's Macy's, and then Johnson and Johnson, that's T.J. Max, of course, you know.

Some of the stand-up last night from the host of the Emmy Awards, Cedric the Entertainer, as Ted Lassow, the Crown, and the Queen's Gambit all win top awards. We will have more ahead on

streaming's Big Night. We're also looking ahead to another pivotal week for President Biden with a key

speech at the United Nations General Assembly following a series of setbacks at home and abroad.

And the latest with the pandemic, a stark development out of Alabama, where overall deaths in

2020 outnumbered births, a gap for the first time ever.

Good morning.

And welcome to morning, Joe.

It is Monday, September 20th. President Biden will

address the United Nations General Assembly tomorrow, his first 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.

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