President Biden is facing a series of setbacks at home and abroad ahead of the United Nations General Assembly this week.

After a tough stretch with some of America's closest allies, the question is, will Biden be able to reassert the United States' position of global leadership?

Plus, stunning images from the southern border as a surge of over 12,000 migrants, mostly from

Haiti, have gathered under a bridge in Del Rio, Texas.

The question is, how exactly do federal and state authorities plan to relocate them?

And Ted Lassow, the Crown, and the Queen's Gambit all win top awards at the 73rd

annual Emmys.

The question is, has streaming officially taken over?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to wait too early, the show that always roots for AFC Richmond.

I'm John Flemere on this Monday, September 20th.

We'll start with the news.

Tomorrow, President Biden is set to deliver his first United Nations General Assembly speech 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.

Tomorrow's speech comes on the heels of a series of stunning setbacks for the Biden administration on Friday.

First, the Pentagon acknowledged that a drone strike targeting terrorists in Afghanistan late last month mistakenly killed 10 civilians, including seven children.

An FDA advisory panel overwhelmingly voted against a proposal to give a third Pfizer-COVID vaccine

dose to the general population.

The booster shot was only approved for seniors or high-risk groups.

And finally, France recalled its ambassador to the United States in protest over President

Biden's decision to provide nuclear-powered submarines to Australia. The trio of bad headlines,

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