As COVID case numbers rise from coast to coast, this week we could see the FDA greenlight booster shots for all adults.

But the holidays right around the corner.

The question is, will this help prevent a winter surge?

Plus, former President Trump has never shied away from attacking Republicans.

And now, GOP lawmakers are increasingly turning on each other.

The question is, what, if anything, is Kevin McCarthy doing about it?

And the White House is reportedly planning to stage a diplomatic boycott of the upcoming

Winter Olympics in Beijing.

The question is, are U.S. officials going for the gold in diplomacy?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that also won't make it to the Olympics,

although for entirely different reasons.

I'm Jonathan Lemire on this Wednesday, November 17th. Let's start with the news.

Most adults across the U.S. could be able to get a Pfizer booster shot as early as this weekend.

The New York Times reports that the FDA is expected to authorize the dose as soon as tomorrow

for all adults who receive their second dose of the vaccine in the past six months.

Currently, boosters are only available for people at higher risk for severe infection, including

anyone over the age of 65.

Last week, Pfizer requested emergency use authorization for its booster.

After clinical trials showed that the dose was safe and effective.

However, most states have already authorized booster doses, including one for Moderna, without the FDA's full

approval. The CDC's vaccine advisory committee will also be meeting on Friday, and they could

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