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Coronavirus cases in U.S. climb as slow gov. response slammed
Coronavirus cases in the U.S. are steadily climbing, as American authorities
test far fewer people than other countries per day, according to reports.
Robinson Meyer, staff writer at The Atlantic, joins Joy Reid to discuss his
reporting on what he describes as the Trump administration’s slow coronavirus
response.
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Coronavirus cases hit over 107,000 worldwide, Italy quarantines
Coronavirus cases now number over 107,000 worldwide, as Italy quarantines
millions in an attempt to contain the epidemic. NBC News Chief Foreign
Correspondent Richard Engel joins Joy Reid with his reporting.
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Trump response to coronavirus compared to Wilson and ‘Spanish Flu’
Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. is compared to
President Woodrow Wilson’s response to the ‘Spanish Flu’ outbreak during WWI,
during which Wilson lied to the public to prevent panic about the deadly, viral
outbreak that killed 675,000 Americans. Presidential historian Michael Beschloss
joins Joy Reid to discuss.
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Bernie Sanders and black voters in the Democratic party
Bernie Sanders’ ability to appeal to the important base of black voters in the
Democratic party will be key if the senator is to secure the 2020 Democratic
presidential nomination. Faiz Shakir, campaign manager for Bernie Sanders 2020,
joins Joy Reid to discuss.
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Hunter Biden slander compared to pointless Clinton emails probes
Corruption accusations aimed at Hunter Biden are compared to the ultimately
fruitless Hillary Clinton email probes, by former U.S. Ambassador
Michael McFaul, who tells Joy Reid, ‘we learned there was no criminal activity
there, but we learned it after 2016.’
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Biden leads Sanders by 16 points in post-Super Tuesday poll
Joe Biden leads Bernie Sanders by 16 points in a post-Super Tuesday poll,
overtaking the former frontrunner. As the March 10 primaries approach, will
Biden maintain his new lead, or will Sanders make a comeback? Joy Reid and her
panel discuss.
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Sanders accuses Democratic establishment of aiding Biden
Bernie Sanders alleges that the Democratic establishment assisted Biden in his
Super Tuesday win, but Mother Jones D.C. bureau chief David Corn tells Joy Reid,
‘There really is no Democratic establishment.’ Joy Reid and her panel discuss.
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Health experts say virus past the point of containment
Mika Brzezinski begins the Monday, March 9 show with the latest updates on the
spreading coronavirus, including remarks from the U.S. Surgeon General and
Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway.
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Joe: It is critical Trump get his arms around this virus
The panel discusses the president's bids to downplay the severity of the
coronavirus outbreak and the need for the president to be realistic about the
dangers from the virus.
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Dangers from coronavirus beyond the politics of the hour
The panel continues its discussion on the latest coronavirus developments,
including mixed WH messaging, a lockdown in Italy and U.S. school closures.
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Pete Buttigieg weighs in on his campaign, leading in times of crisis
Former 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, Pete Buttigieg, joins Morning Joe
to discuss his campaign, the importance of a strong leader in times of crisis
and the state of the 2020 presidential race.
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Pete Buttigieg speaks to the rhyme of Joe Biden's campaign to his
Pete Buttigieg discusses the point at which Sen. Sanders could consider dropping
from the race, how the coronavirus could change the election and his decision to
leave the race and endorsing Joe Biden.
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Where does the U.S. response to coronavirus stand?
Morning Joe medical contributor Dr. Dave Campbell reports on the latest
developments in the coronavirus.
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Estonian president on Russia, Three Seas Initiative
Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid joins Morning Joe to discuss relations with
Russia, stemming coronavirus and the Three Seas Initiative, a forum of twelve EU
member states working together to develop stronger cross-border infrastructure
and connectivity projects.
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How 'Fems for Dems' are energizing Michigan women
Michigan is one of the states holding a primary on Tuesday, and NBC News'
Heidi Przybyla travels to the state to speak with the 'Fems for Dems' group.
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What the 'polarized era' means for 2020
Election forecaster and analyst Rachel Bitecofer joins Morning Joe to discuss
negative partisanship, polarization and how partisanship drives voting.
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Gaetz, Collins had contact with Trump before
they self-quarantined after coronavirus exposure
Reps. Matt Gaetz and Doug Collins have announced they are entering
self-quarantine after discovering they were exposed to a CPAC attendee who has
been diagnosed with coronavirus. Both congressmen had contact with President
Donald Trump after the contact, and before they entered quarantine.
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Donald Trump stares down his first Twitter-immune nemesis
Reports of widespread frustration inside the White House over mixed messaging on
coronavirus
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Biden and Sanders plot their path to the nomination
with the race now down to two candidates
Joe Biden wins the endorsements of Senators Kamala Harris and Cory Booker ahead
of the next day of primaries
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Quarantines in U.S. to curb virus spread ‘a good possibility’
Joseph Fair, NBC Medical Contributor and Virologist, on the scope of the
coronavirus outbreak and the move from containment to mitigation.
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Pelosi: 'No,' Capitol should not be closed due to coronavirus
Speaker Nancy Pelosi says that the Capitol should not be closed due to the
coronavirus.
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4,300 coronavirus tests conducted nationwide
After a shortage of testing kits, the administration has rolled out 1.4 million
coronavirus tests. Robinson Meyer, staff writer for The Atlantic, on the
shortage of tests and the state of testing across the country.
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Trump slump:
Market tumble stokes debate over Dems’ best economic attack on Trump 2020
As the markets plunged in one of the worst days in a decade, Putting the trump
White House on edge, an internal debate continues within the Democratic Party
over whether to go to the left with Bernie Sanders, or the center with
Joe Biden. In this special discussion, MSNBCs Ari Melber moderates a substantive
debate between wall street lawyer and author of the book "Wall Street Wars,"
Richard Farley, a Democrat who largely backs market capitalism, and
Dennis Kelleher, President of “Better Markets”, on the economic left.
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As threat from coronavirus grows, WH continues to send mixed messages
The Morning Joe panel contrasts the global response to the threat of the
coronavirus to how President Trump and his administration are dealing with the
virus in the United States.
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Steve Rattner's charts: Coronavirus re-ignites recession fears
On Monday, fears of the coronavirus collided with a plunge in oil prices, and
the Dow sank 2,000 points. Steve Rattner brings charts showing how the
coronavirus crisis has rocked financial markets and re-ignited recession fears.
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De Blasio: New York can't shut down over undue fear
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio discusses the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in
the city and says the city cannot shut down due to undue fear. De Blasio also
laments the lack of available coronavirus tests.
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'Morning Joke' responds to faithful viewer
The president on Tuesday morning tweeted about the ratings for 'Morning Joke'.
The panel responds.
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Capitol remains open amid coronavirus outbreak
The House speaker this week said despite members of Congress being exposed to
the coronavirus, there were no plans to close the Capitol or change the
congressional schedule.
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'Hillary' director on telling U.S. history through Clinton's story
The new four-part Hulu series 'Hillary' premiered in March, and director
Nanette Burstein joins Morning Joe along with Clinton's adviser and spokesman
Nick Merrill to discuss.
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'Hillary' series looks at the private and public life of Clinton
The new four-part Hulu series 'Hillary' premiered in March, and director
Nanette Burstein joins Morning Joe along with Clinton's adviser and spokesman
Nick Merrill to discuss.
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'I still think Bernie can win this thing,' says De Blasio
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio weighs in on the 2020 Democratic race and why he
believes that Sen. Sanders can still take the nomination.
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Biden wins key Michigan race by double digits
MSNBC's Steve Kornacki breaks down Joe Biden's big primary wins on Tuesday night
which has Biden with a 145-delegate lead over Sen. Bernie Sanders.
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After Tuesday primaries, can Sanders catch Biden?
The panel discusses Joe Biden's big wins on Tuesday and Steve Kornacki looks at
at the election map to see if Sen. Sanders can still catch up with Biden in
delegates.
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Gov. Cuomo explains how containment area will work
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D-NY, announced Tuesday that officials are implementing a one
mile radius containment area in New Rochelle, NY in order to help stop the
spread of the coronavirus. Gov. Cuomo joins Morning Joe to discuss.
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Illinois gov. frustrated by government response to coronavirus
Gov. J.B. Pritzker, D-Ill., joins Morning Joe to discuss the spread of
coronavirus in his state, how the state has prepared for a virus and his
frustration with the federal government's response to the growing crisis.
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Sanders wins North Dakota, NBC News projects
Bernie Sanders wins the North Dakota Democratic Caucus, NBC News projects.
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A look at some of Trump's best words
The Trump campaign this week is highlighting Joe Biden's public gaffes in
attempt to paint him as confused. But is Windsor Mann right in saying there's
nothing Biden does that Trump doesn't do worse?
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Michigan GOP mayor tosses Trump to vote for Biden
Mayor of Sterling Heights, Michigan, Michael Taylor, is a life-long Republican
who voted for Trump in 2016 and announced that he voted in the Michigan primary
for Joe Biden. Taylor joins Morning Joe to discuss.
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Demand for action from the White House as coronavirus fear spreads
The rising health crisis around the spread of coronavirus creates a political
reckoning for President Trump who says the world was ‘blindsided’
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Biden’s moment with an auto worker in Detroit
Joe Biden has verbal altercation with worker over guns while at a campaign event
at the Fiat Chrysler assembly plant in Detroit
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Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney: What’s missing is leadership
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney of New York discusses Congress’s response to
coronavirus following the mixed messages and downplaying coming from the Trump
administration
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Joe Biden takes a commanding lead over Bernie Sanders
Democratic primary voters coalesce in seismic numbers around Joe Biden, as
Bernie Sanders says he will stay in the race
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'Bottleneck' in coronavirus resources as Trump set to give Oval Office address
The president could be ready to announce a national disaster declaration, which
could unlock $40 billion immediately, Geoff Bennett reports.
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Fmr. surgeon general: Social distancing 'so essential right now'
Former United States Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy discusses what we need
from leadership and from Americans to help combat coronavirus.
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Boston looking at how to pay hourly school workers in case of closures
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh joins Meet the Press Daily to discuss the possibility o
the city closing schools for the coronavirus pandemic.
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Steve Kornacki charts Bernie Sanders' difficult path for delegates
"The problem there is ... to make that [delegate count] up, you don't just have
to win states," Steve Kornacki says. "You have to win big states ... by
landslides. That's what we're seeing Joe Biden do."
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To defeat Trump, Biden recruits Sanders supporters — and finds some are game
The Democrats’ race to find a nominee who can beat Trump has narrowed to a
two-person race, and as Joe Biden racks up more victories, his campaign has
begun directly appealing to Sanders supporters. There are signs some may be
ready to join. One voter tells MSNBC he backed Sanders in 2016 but will now be
“voting for Biden” in the primary in New York, one of the states with the most
delegates. Other voters share their interest in Biden, concerns with “democratic
socialism,” the cost of Sanders’ policies, and the age of the candidates in this
candid conversation with MSNBC’s Ari Melber at the Bel Aire Dinner in Queens, NY.
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Coronavirus enters devastating new phase
From the president's Wednesday address on the coronavirus, restrictions on
European travel, the NBA's suspension of the season and colleges canceling
in-person classes, Mika Brzezinski runs through the latest developments.
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Dow tumbles into a bear market
The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled into a bear market for the first time
in more than a decade on Wednesday. CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports.
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Trump speaks to nation after number of U.S. virus cases in U.S. passes 1,000
The Morning Joe panel discusses the president's Wednesday address to the nation
on the coronavirus and his imposing major restrictions on travel from 26
European countries.
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VP Pence admits there's been 'irresponsible rhetoric' on virus
In a new TODAY interview, the vice president says while the president's highest
priority is the safety of American people, there has been some irresponsible
rhetoric around the coronavirus.
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Ohio governor says state needs more virus tests
Gov. Mike DeWine, R-Ohio, joins Morning Joe to discuss confirmed cases of the
coronavirus in the state of Ohio and a public order limiting mass gatherings.
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Sen. Durbin: Trump should declare national state of emergency
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., joins Morning Joe to discuss why he believes the
president should declare a national state of emergency. It's 'all hands on
deck,' Sen. Durbin says.
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NYT reports on how right-wing pundits cover coronavirus
New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters discusses his latest piece on right-wing
pundits and their coverage of the coronavirus.
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Congresswoman's bill targets maternal mortality
Rep. Lauren Underwood, D-Ill., joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest in the
coronavirus and her new 'Momnibus' bill, which is aimed at combating a maternal
mortality crisis among Black women.
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White House’s crisis of credibility while anxiety around coronavirus soars
Trump’s public response to coronavirus does little to ease the public and the economy
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Rep. Eric Swalwell: We want the president to win on this issue
Rep. Swalwell discusses negotiations taking place between lawmakers and the
White House for a coronavirus relief package
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