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Length: 6:56 Minutes

Trump golfs and attacks opponents as death toll nears 100,000
The panel discusses how President Trump is spending his Memorial Day weekend,
which includes golfing in Virginia and spending time on Twitter attacking
opponents.
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Length: 12:24 Minutes

Trump tamps down virus fears, says schools should reopen
The Morning Joe panel discusses the president's attempts to tamp down fears on
the coronavirus and why he's calling for U.S. schools to reopen immediately.
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Length: 13:13 Minutes

David Frum: After Trump, how do we rebuild?
Author David Frum joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book 'Trumpocalypse:
Restoring American Democracy.'
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Length: 5:55 Minutes

IAVA asks country to #GoSilent to honor those who have fallen
Jeremy Butler, CEO of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, joins
Morning Joe to discuss paying tribute to those who have served and to discuss
issues facing U.S. veterans.
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Length: 2:33 Minutes

Lincoln Project honors fallen heroes in new ad
Conservative group The Lincoln Project is out with a new ad honoring those who
have served the country and those who have fallen on this Memorial Day.
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Length: 6:59 Minutes

Senator says his state hit hard by virus and flooding
Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., discusses the hardships in his state from recent
flooding caused by rains and two dams failing. Sen. Peters also discusses
Trump's attacks on mail-in voting.
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Length: 12:08 Minutes

New series chronicles the life of Ulysses S. Grant
Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Ron Chernow and Fmr. CIA Director Gen. David
Petraeus join Morning Joe to discuss the new six-hour miniseries 'Grant,' on
President Ulyssess S. Grant.
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Length: 2:47 Minutes

Tom Nichols weighs in on 'The Most Unmanly President'
'Why don't the president's supporters hold him to their own standard of
masculinity?,' Tom Nichols asks in his new piece for The Atlantic. Nichols joins
Morning Joe to discuss.
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Memorial Day marked by crowds as number of COVID-19 deaths near 100,000
Memorial Day marked by crowds, ceremony and uncertainty as the number of
COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. nears 100,000 and the number of coronavirus cases
continue to rise in most regions of the country.
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Dr. Gupta: 'We need mandatory masks' to reopen
Dr. Vin Gupta discusses what needs to be done to reopen safely.
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Miami Beach Mayor: The city will reopen 'slowly and cautiously' on June 1
Mayor Dan Gelber (D) of Miami Beach on how the city plans to reopen on June 1
and what to expect next.
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Trump issues travel ban for Brazil as virus cases spike
NBC's Bill Neely discusses the surge in coronavirus cases in Brazil.
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Global carbon emissions drop by 17% amid COVID-19 pandemic
Rob Jackson, Chair of the Global Carbon Project and Professor of Environmental
Sciences at Stanford University, on the significant drop in carbon emissions
around the world due to coronavirus lockdowns.
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Honoring veterans amid the COVID-19 pandemic
How do the families of veterans honor their lives in a socially distant world?
Associated Press photographer David Goldman found a meaningful way to reflect on
the lives of veterans who died of COVID-19.
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Trump’s new effort to ‘erase’ Obamas is backfiring, says Obama portrait artist
President Trump is breaking with the longstanding tradition of holding an
unveiling ceremony for the predecessor’s portrait deciding not to honor Obama’s
legacy. Amy Sherald, award winning artist who was selected to illustrate
Michelle Obama, joins MSNBC’s Ari Melber to discuss her work and not being able
to participate in the longstanding tradition. Sherald tells Melber it is “sad”
and “very disheartening for the artists that had the opportunity to participate
and create these portraits and become a part of the historical legacy.” Sherald
argues “Trump not holding this unveiling as an act of eerasure” of Obama’s
history and legacy.
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Teyana Taylor explains 'Made It' video as her daughter interrupts news interview
The coronavirus has affected many aspects of everyday life, which has prohibited
many families, friends and loved ones from gathering to celebrate the millions
of graduates across the country. Singer, dancer and entrepreneur Teyana Taylor
released a new video entitled ‘Made It,’ which celebrates the class of 2020.
Teyana Taylor joins MSNBC’s Ari Melber to discuss her motivation behind
releasing the video. Taylor recounts not having a high school graduation,
telling Melber “I didn’t get a chance to graduate” as she “was home schooled,”
adding “I knew how it felt to not feel celebrated.” Taylor’s daughter, Junie
interrupts the interview mid way through, making her debut on MSNBC.
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Length: 5:27 Minutes

Biden follows guidance on masks; Trump wears no mask
Joe Biden appeared in public Monday for the first time in more than two months,
laying a wreath to honor the fallen at a Delaware war memorial and wearing a
mask. President Trump also marked the day commemorating U.S. war dead but didn't
wear a mask.
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Length: 13:41 Minutes

Tech writer calls for Twitter to remove Trump tweets
In a new column for the NYT, tech writer Kara Swisher is calling for Twitter to
remove 'vile conspiracy theory' tweets from the president. The Morning Joe panel
discusses in detail.
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Length: 9:33 Minutes

Memorial Day crowds raising concern amid pandemic
The World Health Organization is warning of a 'second peak' in areas where
coronavirus is declining. What does this mean as crowds flocked to beaches and
parks this Memorial Day weekend? Dr. Paul Sax discusses.
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Length: 7:00 Minutes

Some seniors cast skeptical eye toward Trump re-election: WaPo
Older voters in states like Florida, Pennsylvania, Arizona who are upset with
the president could potentially be more influential in November than younger
voters, according to new reporting.
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Length: 5:36 Minutes

Fixing America's health care system amid crisis
Healthcare executive Dr. Vivian Lee joins Morning Joe to discuss the impact the
coronavirus has had on the country's health care workers and her new book 'The
Long Fix.'
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Length: 12:27 Minutes

How the pandemic could change America's identity
Columnists David Brooks and Eugene Robinson join Morning Joe to discuss Brooks'
book 'The Second Mountain,' which he says is about 'going through hard times and
coming out better on the other side.' The panel also discusses Robinson's new column.
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Length: 6:17 Minutes

How to keep meat packing plants safe during pandemic
United Food and Commercial Workers Union International President Marc Perrone
joins Morning Joe to discuss the surge in coronavirus cases among workers in
U.S. meat packing plants.
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A stark illustration of the choice voters will have in November
A split screen from Memorial Day as Joe Biden follows federal government
guidelines to wear a mask in public, while Donald Trump does not
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Widower asks Twitter to delete Trump’s conspiracy tweets
A widowed husband says the president has “perverted” his wife’s death for
“perceived political gain”
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Deadline: White House gets a special canine guest
John Heilemann’s dog joins Nicolle Wallace
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Trump escalates political feuds as U.S. nears 100,000 COVID-19 deaths
As the number of coronavirus related deaths near 100,000 in the U.S., the
president continues to direct states to reopen as soon as possible.
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Public health experts warn of second wave as states ease restrictions
Dr. Nahid Bhadelia discusses a possible second wave of coronavirus after states begin to ease restrictions and Memorial Day weekend crowds.
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COVID-19 cases at meat processing plants on the rise. Was this preventable?
Chris Clayton, an editor for agricultural publication DTN/The Progressive
Farmer, discusses the surge in COVID-19 cases at meat processing plants and
whether it could have been prevented.
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Why Biden's running mate pick could depend on handful of GOP governors
NBC's Steve Kornacki is at the Big Board to explain how Biden's pick for a
running mate could depend on a handful of Republican governors.
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Why Trump is 'losing to mother nature' on coronavirus
Pulitzer Prize-winning The New York Times columnist Tom Friedman joins MSNBC’s
Ari Melber to discuss the coronavirus and federal response. “This is really the
first time that mother nature has had the whole wide world in her hands,”
Friedman says, arguing that Trump's focus on money - and his shortcomings
regarding adaptation and humility - have hobbled his virus response.
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I can't breathe, again: Police fired and under investigation for black man's death
The FBI is investigating the death of a George Floyd, a Minneapolis man who died
in a controversial police arrest after pleading “I can’t breathe” while pinned
to the ground. Retired NYPD Detective and civil rights advocate Marq Claxton
discusses the case with MSNBC Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber.
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Length: 2:45 Minutes

Trump mocks Biden for wearing mask on Memorial Day
The president on Tuesday mocked Joe Biden for wearing a mask outdoors on
Memorial Day. Biden responded in an interview by calling Trump 'a fool' and
stressing recommendations from doctors on wearing masks in public.
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Length: 7:13 Minutes

As U.S. deaths reach 100,000, Trump praises his handling of virus
As the country moves closer to 100,000 deaths from the coronavirus, the
president took to Twitter to praise himself for his handling of the virus and
shutting the border early to China. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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Length: 6:16 Minutes

Rev. Al: Officers should be arrested and charged
Four Minnesota officers have been fired following the detainment of George
Floyd, who died Monday night after being pinned to the ground by an officer who
put his knee on Floyd's neck for about eight minutes. The Rev. Al Sharpton joins
the discussion.
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Length: 3:11 Minutes

Wearing a mask is 'not political,' says reporter
The president on Tuesday took issue with Reuters White House correspondent Jeff
Mason wearing a mask while asking a question at a press briefing, accusing him
of wanting to be 'politically correct.' Mason joins Morning Joe to discuss.
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Length: 4:30 Minutes

Joe responds to Trump's Twitter attacks
Joe Scarborough responds to recent Twitter attacks from the president.
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Length: 8:21 Minutes

Congressman says Trump criticisms of him are an attempt to distract
Rep. Conor Lamb, D-Pa., pushes back against recent criticisms of him by the
president, saying they are another effort to distract from the real issues. Rep.
Lamb also discusses his service and the impact of the coronavirus on western
Pennsylvania.
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Length: 10:54 Minutes

National Urban League president calls for arrest of officers
Four Minnesota officers have been fired following the detainment of George
Floyd, who died Monday night after being pinned to the ground by an officer who
put his knee on Floyd's neck for about eight minutes. Marc Morial of the
National Urban League discusses.
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Length: 10:45 Minutes

Doctors weigh in on wearing face mask in public
Doctors Leana Wen and Dave Campbell discuss the attacks from President Trump on
Joe Biden for taking the advice of medical experts and wearing a mask in public.
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Length: 4:09 Minutes

Coping with mental health during the pandemic
Talkspace Co-Founder and Head of Clinical Services Roni Frank discusses coping
with mental illness during the pandemic.
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Historic SpaceX, NASA launch postponed due to weather
SpaceX scrubs its launch over weather concerns and will try again on Saturday.
The launch marks the first time in nearly a decade that the U.S. will launch
astronauts into orbit from American soil
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Open warfare over wearing a mask between the president and just about everyone
Even close Trump allies join the pro-mask chorus while the president refuses
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Hundreds gather in Minneapolis to protest death of George Floyd
NBC News' Shaq Brewster says "it remains to be seen what we can expect tonight,"
the day after protesters clashed with police.
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Minneapolis mayor: 'Bleeding needs to stop'
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey addresses the killing of George Floyd at the hands
of police.
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See the chilling virus warnings Trump ignored – before pandemic outbreak
The coronavirus has upended most of the world, but there were key warnings about
pandemics in general, and the virus specifically, that were often ignored,
downplayed or even punished. MSNBC’s Ari Melber documents this crucial history –
and what can be learned from it now – in this exhaustive special report spanning
years of expert research, warnings and even the fateful final months as the
virus approached the U.S. early 2020. Melber also discusses a "Cassandra
effect," where some experts who got it right were sidelined and faced alleged
retaliation by the Trump Administration.
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Length: 7:11 Minutes

As country reaches grim milestone, Trump moves goal post
As the country reaches the grim milestone of 100,000 lives lost to the
coronavirus, Morning Joe looks at the president's remarks on the pandemic and
his attempt to make that number seem like a win for the country.
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Length: 12:10 Minutes

Biden marks solemn occasion of 100,000 lives lost to virus
Joe Biden released a message on Wednesday marking the solemn occasion of 100,000
Americans losing their lives to the coronavirus, saying it's a milestone the
country never should have reached. The panel discusses.
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Length: 2:40 Minutes

Joe pays tribute to frontline medical workers in song
Joe Scarborough pays tribute to our heroes working on the front line battling
the coronavirus with a version of 'I've Just Seen a Face,' written by Sir Paul
McCartney.
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Length: 5:08 Minutes

Tension mounts in Minneapolis as protesters clash with police
The second night of demonstrations in Minneapolis near the site of George
Floyd's death began peacefully but grew violent as the night went on. Gabe
Gutierrez reports from the demonstrations on Thursday morning.
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Length: 9:55 Minutes

Trump camp rails against mail-in voting but is making it easier for some
As the president attacks the legitimacy of elections with increased mail-in
voting, his campaign is trying to make it easier for supporters in Pennsylvania
to request mail-in ballots for next week's primary there. The panel discusses.
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Length: 9:10 Minutes

Identifying airborne transmission of the coronavirus
Dr. Joseph Allen discusses airborne transmission in relation to the coronavirus
and he lays out a strategy for staying safe during the pandemic. Dr. Richard
Besser also discusses the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's new report on the
virus.
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Length: 5:27 Minutes

2.1 million more Americans file for unemployment benefits
The U.S. Labor Department has announced that 2.12 million Americans filed for
unemployment benefits last week, bringing the total number of claims during the
coronavirus pandemic to over 40 million.
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Length: 4:51 Minutes

Congresswoman proposes expanding payroll tax credit
Rep. Suzan Delbene, D-Wash., discusses the latest unemployment figures and
legislation she helped introduce to help workers impacted by the coronavirus.
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Length: 6:49 Minutes

Doctor calls on governors to implement mandatory masks in public
Dr. Vin Gupta, assistant professor of pulmonary and critical care medicine at
the University of Washington, discusses why he's calling for governors across
the country to institute mandatory mask policies in public places immediately.
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Grief on full display on the streets of Minneapolis
Protests grip Minneapolis after George Floyd’s death as the city’s mayor calls
for peace
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Trump’s inability to be empathetic
For being a numbers-focused president, Trump is notably quiet when it comes to
the 100,000 person death toll from Covid-19
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