This Sunday, the battle over boosters.

We made the decision not following this week, which is just give a third dose, period.

An FDA panel says no to COVID booster shots for everyone.

It's not clear to me that the data we're seeing right now is applicable and necessary general population.

But yes, for those 65 and up or at risk.

The split vote undercuts President Biden's plan announced last month.

Eight months after your second shot, get a booster shot.

And leaves many confused.

My guest this morning, Dr. Anthony Fauci. Plus, President Trump's growing hold on the

Republican Party. USA! USA! Just a few hundred people show up in Washington to support the January 6th

capital insurrectionists. Keep speaking out. We'll take this country back. But it comes as a Republican

congressman decides against running for re-election because of the former

president. Our politics has gotten so polluted that, you know, that environment for me personally

is just not one that I'm willing to be a part of. I'll talk to Republican Senator Bill Cassidy,

who voted to convict at Mr. Trump's second impeachment

trial about his party's future. And another border crisis. More than 10,000 Haitian migrants

huddled in an unsanitary tent city at the U.S. Mexico border. Basically, third world country

conditions? That bad. That bad. You can't imagine. The U.S. now planning deportation flights

as early as today. Joining me for Insight and Analysis are White House correspondent for Reuters,

Jeff Mason, Maria Teresa Kumar, president of Voto Latino, Rich Lowry, editor of National Review,

and Anna Palmer, founder of Punch Bowl News. Welcome to Sunday. It's Meet the

Press. From NBC News in Washington, the longest running show in television history. This is Meet the

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