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Trump holds rally ahead of primaries in New Hampshire
President Trump held a rally Monday evening in Manchester for more than 11,000
at the Southern Hampshire University Arena. The panel discusses Trump's support
in the state.
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Sen. Sanders holds rally for over 7,500 ahead of primary day
Sen. Bernie Sanders held a rally Monday evening for 7,500 supporters at the
University of New Hampshire's Whittemore Center in Durham, New Hampshire. The
event also featured a performance by The Strokes. The panel discusses.
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Sen. Sanders captures enthusiasm, electricity of NH
The panel discusses Sen. Sanders' rally Monday evening in Durham, NH and how
he's currently the man of the moment in the Democratic field.
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Sanders leads, Biden in third in NH polling ahead of primary
Sen. Bernie Sanders maintains the lead in New Hampshire ahead of Tuesday's
primary and Pete Buttigieg is in second and Joe Biden third, according to new
UNH/CNN polling.
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Joe Biden: I think I'm an underdog in New Hampshire
2020 Democratic candidate, former VP Joe Biden weighs in on his poll numbers in
New Hampshire ahead of primary day and why he says he believes the Democratic
race is still up for grabs.
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Joe Biden says he refuses to think a Dem could lose to Trump
Joe Biden says he refuses to think a 2020 Democrat could lose in the election
against President Trump. Biden also discusses Sen. Sanders' campaign and attacks
from Rudy Giuliani.
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Joe Biden reacts to wife fending off heckler: 'I married way up'
Joe Biden explains his reasons for running and he also reacts to video of his
wife, Dr. Jill Biden, fending off a heckler at Biden's rally Monday night in
Manchester.
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Pete Buttigieg predicts strong showing in NH
2020 Democratic candidate, fmr. Mayor Pete Buttigieg, discusses the New
Hampshire primary, his poll numbers, growing support with black and Latino
voters and why he says the country cannot have four more years of Trump.
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Buttigieg: We have to push Trumpism to the history books
Fmr. Mayor Pete Buttigieg discusses minority support, working class voters who
vote against their own self interests, pulling together a Democratic majority
and winning big enough to push Trumpism to the history books.
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Buttigieg: Change election possible in good economy
2020 candidate, fmr. Mayor Pete Buttigieg, says while Trump will boast about
U.S. economic strength, he isn't guaranteed another four years. Buttigieg also
reflects on his rise from mayor to presidential candidate.
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'Nominate a normal person': Editor's advice to Dems
Dave Wasserman of the Cook Political Report discusses the trends apparent in the
New Hampshire Democratic primary and why he says to win all Dems need to do is
nominate a 'normal' person.
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Barr takes control of legal matters of interest to Trump
Attorney General William Barr is taking control of legal matters of interest to
President Trump, including the Roger Stone sentencing, according to multiple
people familiar with the matter. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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Bernie Sanders emerges as Democratic front-runner
The Morning Joe panel breaks down the results from Tuesday's Democratic primary
in New Hampshire.
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After NH, Buttigieg says he's getting 'second look' from Black, Latino voters
2020 Democratic candidate, fmr. Mayor Pete Buttigieg, discusses his second place
finish in the New Hampshire primary and getting a 'second look' from Black and
Latino voters.
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DNC chair reflects on chaos from Iowa, looks ahead to SC
DNC Chair Tom Perez joins Morning Joe to discuss high turnout for the NH
primary, the chaos from the Iowa caucuses and the lessons the DNC learned from
Iowa.
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Andrew Yang will support a candidate backing a basic income
Andrew Yang, who announced he was suspending his campaign following New
Hampshire, discusses what's next, his thoughts on running for NYC mayor and if
he's ready to endorse a candidate.
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Audio of Bloomberg on stop-and-frisk emerges
2020 candidate Michael Bloomberg is having to answer for comments he made in
2015 about controversial stop-and-frisk police tactics taken in NYC while he was
mayor.
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Rosenberg: There is 'utter disgust' inside the DOJ with Roger Stone sentencing backpedal
Chuck Rosenberg discusses the mood inside the Department of Justice after the
sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone was softened.
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Trump’s hands now firmly gripping the steering wheel at the Department of Justice
New reports suggest Attorney General Bill Barr is taking control of legal
matters that interest Trump
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Sanders edges out Buttigieg in New Hampshire as Klobuchar bursts into the top-tier
MSNBC’s John Heilemann and former RNC spokesman Tim Miller discuss the results
from first primary in the 2020 Democratic race
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Pres. Trump cheers Justice Dept. for intervening in Roger Stone case
“Senate Republicans have said that they'd hoped President Trump had learned a
lesson from impeachment … perhaps it was not the lesson Susan Collins wanted him
to learn,” Chuck Todd said.
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Whitehouse to Justice Dept. officials: 'You can do what a lot of whistleblowers did at the EPA'
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) encourages whistleblowers to speak out within
the Justice Dept., "If you’re seeing things that are really wrong, you can do
what a lot of whistleblowers did at the EPA that put the skids under
Scott Pruitt.”
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Sanders margin of victory was so small in NH,
Buttigieg and Sanders earned the same number of delegates
Sanders margin of victory was so small in NH, Buttigieg and Sanders earned the
same number of delegates. "To borrow a phrase from our Decision Desk, ‘it’s too
early to call’ when it comes to the question of who the front runner is right
now,” Chuck Todd said.
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Clyburn: 'I know exactly who I would endorse, and I've known for some time now'
Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) tells Chuck Todd "I know exactly who I would endorse,
and I've known for some time now" in the South Carolina primary.
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Holder blasts AG Barr 'aberrant' behavior, DOJ Official warns of 'Tuesday Night Massacre'
President Trump and Attorney General Bill Bar are working together to lower
Trump’s convicted aide Roger Stone’s prison sentence. As President Trump
congratulates Barr for “taking charge,” Trump’s DOJ faces scrutiny from former
federal prosecutor Joyce Vance who accuse Barr of using the Department as a
political weapon. The scandal has forced prosecutors to resign, causing former
federal prosecutors to warn of another “Tuesday Night Massacre;” former Attorney
General Eric Holder adds Trump is working to “endanger the fabric of our
democracy.” MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on Trump’s
attempt to undercut Special Counsel Mueller’s probe and how his intervention
defeats the purpose of an “independent counsel.”
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'Authoritarianism,' 'Cover up': Trump slammed for using DOJ to protect convicted aide
As fallout continues to grow over President Trump’s “cover up” and pressure on
the Department of Justice to lower his long time aide Roger Stone’s prison
sentence. New York Times’ Michelle Goldberg joins MSNBC Chief Legal
Correspondent Ari Melber to discuss the DOJ scandal. Goldberg argues Trump has
learned his “lesson” after impeachment, that “Republicans have given him
complete impunity” adding “the rule of law is breaking down.” Goldberg cites
Benjamin Franklin’s famous defense for a America being a “Republic, if you can
keep it” arguing lawmakers in the Trump era “are not keeping it.”
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Trump not ruling out pardon for Roger Stone
President Trump told reporters he doesn’t want to say on whether he’s
considering a pardon for Roger Stone.
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Chris Matthews on DOJ interfering in Stone case:
Trump acting like a third world dictator
With Trump cheering on the DOJ intervention in the Roger Stone case, Chris says
"Trump is acting like a third world dictator here."
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Eric Swalwell: Trump injecting virus of corruption into DOJ
After impeachment, the president has felt emboldened to act with impunity.
Congressman Eric Swalwell says "What he's chosen to do instead is to show that
he can have others carry out his hits for him. By doing that, he's injecting a
virus of corruption into the DOJ, which is supposed to be independent."
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Trump attacks Bloomberg on stop-and-frisk, which Trump supported
The president recently called Mike Bloomberg a “total racist” for his
implementation of stop-and-frisk. However, Trump supported the stop-and-frisk
policy.
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Chris Matthews: Bernie Sanders, progressives ‘driving the car’ in 2020 race
On the current 2020 field Chris says, “Right now, and to his tribute, it's
Bernie Sanders and the progressives who are driving the car.”
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Post-impeachment, Trump shows no sign of being chastened.
Most Republicans predicted the president would be chastened following his
acquittal in the Senate impeachment trial. Yet Trump's actions and remarks since
show something different. The panel discusses.
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John Kelly lets loose on Trump during speech and Q&A
Trump's former chief of staff John Kelly opened up Wednesday evening about his
misgivings on Trump's behavior regarding North Korea, immigration, and Ukraine
during a talk at a NJ college. The panel discusses.
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Snoop Dogg makes public apology to Gayle King
Snoop Dogg issued a public apology to Gayle King on Wednesday after attacking
her on social media for asking about the Kobe Bryant rape case in an interview
with WNBA star Lisa Leslie. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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Trump defends Roger Stone, attacks judges and prosecutors
When asked what he learned from impeachment, Trump stated it was that the
Democrats are 'crooked.' The Morning Joe panel discusses Trump's remarks and
actions since his acquittal.
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Sen. Kaine calls for passage of war powers resolution
Armed Services Committee member, Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., discusses his bipartisan
war powers resolution to prevent further escalation of hostilities with Iran
without Congressional authorization.
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Gov. Cuomo to meet with Trump over Trusted Traveler ban
Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York is set to meet with President Trump Thursday to
discuss the impasse over New Yorkers' access to the Global Entry program for
travelers, and indicated New York will give federal officials access to a key
database to restore access to the program.
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Andrew Zimmern explores issues of the day in new show
Andrew Zimmern joins Morning Joe to discuss his new MSNBC original series
'What's Eating America.' Chef Jose Andres also joins the conversation.
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Conservative writer answers why more in GOP don't speak out
Tim Miller of the Bulwark joins Morning Joe to discuss new ads from
conservatives attacking Trump's role in the Roger Stone case. Miller also
discusses why most Republicans don't speak out against Trump.
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Barr takes swipe at Trump, says tweets are making it 'impossible to do my job'
Attorney General Bill Barr issued a rare criticism of President Donald Trump,
saying that the president's tweets “make it impossible for me to do my job.”
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Trump’s post-impeachment vendetta
President Trump increasingly testing the rule of law following his acquittal
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Trump and Bloomberg’s back and forth
Trump and Bloomberg go toe-to-toe on Twitter in what could be a preview of the
2020 general election
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Barr: President Trump's tweets 'make it impossible for me to do my job'
Attorney General Bill Barr says the president’s tweets "make it impossible for
me to do my job.”
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Bloomberg to Pres. Trump: 'Where I come from, we measure your height from the neck up'
Michael Bloomberg hits back at Pres. Trump after president calls him “Mini Mike”
and a “loser” on Twitter. He said, "Where I come from, we measure your height
from the neck up.”
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MTP Daily Obsessed: For former Trump officials, better late than never?
For former Trump officials, better late than never?
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Dem Party Chair changes 2020 rules 'midstream' after saying
'we can't change the rules midstream'
This year’s candidate debates could shape who Democrats pick as a nominee to run
against Donald Trump, and now the party is changing some of the rules for who
can be in the debates in the middle of the process, drawing criticism from
candidates including Sen. Bernie Sanders and Tom Steyer. In this Special Report,
MSNBC’s Ari Melber charts the role of debates, the controversial new DNC rule
change, the impact on candidates including Mike Bloomberg, and how the DNC’s
shift conflicts with statements the party chair Tom Perez made as recently as
January, when he said, “we made the rules, they were very transparent, they're
very inclusive, and we can't change the rules midstream.”
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Besieged AG Barr knocks Trump but still backs plot to help convicted Trump aide
In a rare rebuke, Attorney General Bill Barr admits Trump makes his job harder
by tweeting, but still stands by helping convicted Trump aide, Roger Stone.
MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on why Barr is trying to quell the bipartisan
firestorm over stepping in to “take charge” of the Stone case by reducing his
sentence and why Barr is essentially saying he backs the plan but just don’t
admit it on Twitter.
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Chris Matthews condemns half-truths in the Trump era,
Blondie’s Debbie Harry defines ‘cool’
MSNBC’S The Beat welcomes two legends, “Hardball” host Chris Matthews and Rock &
Roll Hall-of-Famer Debbie Harry of “Blondie,” for a special edition of Fallback.
Matthews calls out politicians’ use and abuse of “half-truths,” including how
the effort to establish common facts broke down during Pres. Trump’s Senate
trial, while Harry discusses lessons from her trailblazing career and what
defines “cool.”
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'Not fit for office':
George H. W. Bush lawyer and Barr colleague slams Barr for 'undermining' DOJ
Former Deputy Attorney General Donald Ayer joins MNSBC Chief Legal Correspondent
Ari Melber to discuss AG Bill Barr’s intervention in DOJ cases to protect
convicted Trump aide Roger Stone. Ayer, who also preceded Barr as deputy
attorney general under President George H. Bush, argues Barr’s “pattern of
conduct that he’s engaged in since he came in” as Attorney General involves
“intervening out of usual course to protect Donald Trump.” Ayer adds Barr is not
“fit for the office” as his “campaign” as AG works to “undermine the Department
of Justice.”
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Candidate Trump on 9/11, Iraq War, Justice Scalia’s death and potential SCOTUS picks
AIRED FEB. 13, 2016: In this appearance after an RNC presidential primary debate
in South Carolina, candidate Donald Trump discusses why he thinks the Iraq war
was a mistake, and why George W. Bush failed to keep America safe because “the
World Trade Center came down during” his tenure. The debate occurred on the same
day Supreme Court Justice Scalia died, and featured discussion of his potential
replacements. MSNBC reporter Hallie Jackson also asks Trump about his debate
reference to Judge Diane Sykes, and relays a question from MSNBC Chief Legal
Correspondent Ari Melber, about what specifically Trump supports about the
record of Sykes and Judge William Pryor. In response, Trump refers to Melber as
a “deep thinker” and cites the judges’ “very conservative” records, “great
intellect” and “respected” reputations.
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NYT: After Stone case, prosecutors say they fear pressure from Trump
According to the New York Times, the handling of the Stone case has had a
chilling effect inside the DOJ.
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John Brennan calls DOJ investigating Russia probe origins ‘silly’
The New York Times is reporting that the ongoing investigation into the origins
of the Russia probe also appears to be driven by Trump's political interests.
Former CIA Director John Brennan says "I think it's kind of silly ... Clearly
it's another indication that Donald Trump is using the DOJ to go after his
enemies in any way he can."
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Thomas Friedman makes the case for Bloomberg
On Bloomberg’s candidacy, Thomas Friedman says “I think he has the capability to
take on the machine, which is the Trump re-election campaign."
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Michael Moore makes the case for Bernie Sanders
Filmmaker Michael Moore says he knows why Bernie Sanders is leading in polls:
“The country's angry. They're angry that they have to live under the rule of
Donald J. Trump. They're angry cause they have to live paycheck to paycheck."
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President tweets Stone jury forewoman had 'significant bias'
The president on Thursday tweeted that the forewoman of the federal jury that
heard the case against Roger Stone had 'significant bias.' The panel discusses
Trump's weighing in on the Stone case.
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Trump accused of new quid pro quo, this time with New York
The president is being accused of another quid pro quo, and this time it's with
New York in his seeming attempts to have the state drop multiple lawsuits
against his administration.
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AG Barr says Trump's tweets make his job 'impossible'
Attorney General William Barr on Thursday issued a rare criticism of President
Donald Trump, telling ABC News that the president's tweets about Justice
Department matters 'make it impossible for me to do my job.'
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How Bloomberg is going after Trump on social media
Michael Bloomberg has contracted some of the biggest meme-makers on the internet
to post sponsored content on Instagram promoting his presidential campaign,
according to reporting. The panel discusses this effort and Bloomberg's recent
remarks on stop-and-frisk.
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Rev. Barber: Why Bloomberg apology isn't enough
The panel continues its discussion on former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his
2020 campaign, focusing on Bloomberg's apology for the controversial
stop-and-frisk policy and why an apology is not enough.
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Father who lost daughter in Parkland shooting on why he fights for reform
Friday marks the second anniversary of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas
High School, where 17 students and adults were killed. Fred Guttenberg, who lost
his daughter Jamie, joins Morning Joe to discuss the State of the Union and gun
reform.
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New York City prepares for the coronavirus
Morning Joe medical contributor Dr. Dave Campbell reports on how New York City
is preparing for a potential outbreak of the coronavirus.
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AG Barr weighs in on Trump's tweets
Attorney General William Barr on Thursday issued a rare criticism of President
Donald Trump, saying the president's tweets about Justice Department matters
'make it impossible for me to do my job.' The panel discusses.
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Barr reopens probe into Michael Flynn’s guilty plea
The Attorney General takes the extraordinary step of investigating the
investigation into Trump’s former National Security Advisor
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Bernie Sanders has his sights set on Super Tuesday
The Sanders campaign heads to two Super Tuesday states, North Carolina and
Texas, where new polls show him on top
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