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GOP’s hypocrisy on Supreme Court highlights the dangers of minority rule
Joy highlights the neglect that Republicans have shown during the coronavirus
response along with their own rules in the upcoming Supreme Court fight to fill
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat. Joy notes the Republican Party is able to take the
Senate because of winning seats that don't make up a majority of the country’s
population. And if Trump fills the Ginsburg seat, 5 of the 9 justices would have
been nominated by presidents who lost the popular vote when initially elected.
In other words: minority rule.
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NYT: Manhattan D.A. says Trump could be investigated for tax fraud
The New York Times is reporting that President Donald Trump could be
investigated for tax fraud. The president said he expects the dispute to end up
in the Supreme Court.
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Joy Reid:
Who among us is surprised Lindsey Graham is hypocrite-in-chief in SCOTUS fight?
Sen. Lindsey Graham has changed course on comments he made in 2016 about the
nomination of a Supreme Court justice in any president’s final year of their
term. He now supports the filling of the vacancy during a presidential election
year. Joy asks, "Who among us was actually surprised that Lindsey Graham would
actually be the hypocrite in chief in the looming political battle over the
Supreme Court vacancy?"
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Length: 6:38 Minutes

During rally, Trump says virus affects 'virtually nobody'
The president on Monday told supporters at an Ohio rally that the coronavirus
affects 'virtually nobody', remarks that contradict what health experts have
said and what Trump himself told journalist Bob Woodward in March. The Morning
Joe panel discusses.
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Length: 7:30 Minutes

'We could have done more,' says Mueller prosecutor in new book
A former prosecutor on special counsel Robert Mueller's team writes in a new
book that the group failed to fully investigate President Trump's financial
ties, according to new reporting. NYT reporter Michael Schmidt discusses.
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Length: 8:15 Minutes

Joe: There is always a reaction to a radical move
Senate Majority Leader McConnell says the Senate has 'sufficient time' to vote on a SCOTUS replacement and Sen. Lindsey Graham says the Senate has the votes for replacement. Joe Scarborough weighs in on Republicans' efforts to fill Justice Ginsburg's seat.
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Length: 8:47 Minutes

Stacey Abrams: We must stop playing by Trump's strange rules
Stacey Abrams joins Morning Joe on National Voter Registration Day to discuss
making a plan to vote and vote early, new polling in Georgia and the GOP fight
to fill Justice Ginsburg's seat.
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Length: 7:48 Minutes

'Putin wants to drag us down,' says fmr. national security adviser
Former national security adviser H.R. McMaster discusses President Trump's
unwillingness to publicly criticize Russian President Vladimir Putin and why
Putin will never be a friend to the United States.
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Length: 8:16 Minutes

H.R. McMaster: China is a rival and we need to compete
Former national security adviser H.R. McMaster discusses U.S. relationships with
China and the Oracle/Walmart partnership with TikTok.
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Length: 5:59 Minutes

Rep. Cummings calls for 'higher ground' in book, says wife
Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, the wife of late Rep. Elijah Cummings, joins Morning
Joe to discuss his autobiography, 'We're Better Than This,' which is being
published posthumously.
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Dr. Kavita Patel: Trump ‘puts science in a corner’
The president continues to downplay the threat of the coronavirus, saying that
it affects “nobody,” despite the country’s death toll now over 200,000 lives
lost
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John Heilemann: Trump has ‘laid out the roadmap’ for how he will cheat
The president continues to repeat false claims that the election will be rigged
by Democrats, while Democrats step up their efforts to combat Trump’s claims
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Jeremy Bash:
If the intelligence officer’s ‘report is accurate, this is collusion’
Former Chief of Staff at the CIA and the Department of Defense Jeremy Bash
reacts to the blockbuster reporting that the CIA assessed that Vladimir Putin
and other top Russian officials are likely directing an operation to intervene
in the election by discrediting Joe Biden
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Chuck Rosenberg is sure they are chanting ‘four more years’ at the Kremlin
Former senior FBI official Chuck Rosenberg explains how damaging Russia’s
interference in the 2020 election could be, and why Putin wants to keep Trump in
office for a second term
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Wash Post’s Ashley Parker:
Trump can’t even resist not battling with the late Justice’s granddaughter
Washington Post White House reporter Ashley Parker blasts Trump’s accusation that Justice Ginsburg’s granddaughter lied about the late Justice’s dying wish, which was that the Senate not vote on her replacement until a new president is in office
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GOP senators support vote on Trump's SCOTUS pick; Democrats 'furious'
Garrett Haake brings the latest from Capitol Hill where Sen. Chuck Schumer
(D-N.Y.) claims that Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has “defiled the Senate.”
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GOP senators on filling a Supreme Court vacancy in 2016 and 2018
Republican senators in previous years explain why a Supreme Court nominee should
not be confirmed in an election year.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson implements new lockdown measures
NBC News Senior International Correspondent Keir Simmons brings the latest from
London where the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has implemented new lockdown
measures as the number of new COVID-19 cases rise.
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CDC reverses course on latest Covid-19 guidance
Dr. Nahid Bhadelia discusses the CDC saying that it erroneously posted guidance
that Covid-19 primarily spreads through aerosols.
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Dr. William Schaffner:
CDC's removal of virus transmission guidance 'very distressing'
Dr. William Schaffner, Infectious Disease Specialist at Vanderbilt University
weighs in on CDC’s removal of virus transmission guidance, says “we need to have
sustained, clear messaging.”
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Trump's 2020 plan to ban all abortion - and the campaign to stop him
Pres. Trump and his legal allies are preparing to replace Justice Ginsburg with
a judge who will vote to ban abortion in the U.S. – making the new SCOTUS battle
different than the fight over Trump’s last two nominees to the high court.
MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on the legal history and the implications of
overturning Roe v. Wade. (This segment is one part of a two-part report on the
Supreme Court, also featuring former Planned Parenthood chief Cecile Richards.)
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To stop Trump, liberals tell Schumer to end fruitless search for GOP votes
In the battle over Trump’s plan to rush in a replacement for Justice Ginsberg’s
seat on the high court, the Democrats have two plans: fight fire with fire, or
appeal to partisan Republicans who might go against Trump. MSNBC’s Ari Melber
reports on how GOP senators have already mooted the second plan and Senator
Schumer’s quest for their support.
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See Cecile Richards confront Trump’s 'threat' to women in SCOTUS battle
Former Planned Parenthood chief Cecile Richards joins MSNBC’s Ari Melber to
discuss Trump’s efforts to overturn Roe v. Wade and the effects banning abortion
will have on millions of women across the nation. (This segment is one part of a
two-part report on the Supreme Court.)
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Sen. Doug Jones: Health care is ‘being jeopardized’ by Trump, McConnell
On another Supreme Court seat being potentially filled by President Trump, Sen.
Doug Jones brings up the topic of health care and how dismantling the Affordable
Care Act 'jeopardizes' health care for millions: "Health care in this country is
being jeopardized by this administration and by Mitch McConnell consistently.
They never had a plan to do this."
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Bob Woodward says Trump has ‘failed miserably’ as president
Bob Woodward is out with a new book detailing his interviews with President
Donald Trump. Here’s what he said about Trump’s job as president, using the
president’s own grading system: "I asked what's the job of the president. And he
said the job of the president is to protect people. On that front, he's failed
miserably."
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Length: 1:59 Minutes

Trump holds Pennsylvania rally as virus cases rise
The president on Tuesday held a large campaign rally at the Pittsburgh
International Airport, and the Morning Joe panel discusses the impact of crowds
on the spreading of the coronavirus.
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Length: 6:01 Minutes

Trump suggests protesters at his rallies aren't safe
The president on Tuesday held a large campaign rally at the Pittsburgh
International Airport, and the Morning Joe panel discusses the impact of crowds
on the spreading of the coronavirus and Trump's use of violent language.
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Length: 3:43 Minutes

Trump issues attack against Rep. Ilhan Omar during rally
During a Tuesday rally in Pennsylvania, the president attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar,
D-Minn., by saying the member of Congress is telling 'us' how to run 'our'
country.
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Length: 6:26 Minutes

Trump, Biden campaigns stake different strategies in Michigan
In one Michigan county, while Trump campaign staff are a visible presence in the
state, knocking on doors ahead of the election, the Biden campaign is taking a
different approach but will it help them? Kasie Hunt discusses.
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Length: 5:45 Minutes

Millionaires band together calling for virus wealth tax
Abigail Disney, CEO of Fork Films and host of 'All Ears' podcast, joins Morning
Joe to discuss being one of many multi-millionaires calling for higher taxes to
help with coronavirus relief.
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Cindy McCain endorses Biden for president
Cindy McCain, the wife of late Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., has publicly endorsed
Joe Biden for president.
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Length: 8:59 Minutes

Struggling airline industry requests additional federal aid
A potential 100K airline industry workers could lose their jobs next week if
federal aid isn't granted. American Airlines CEO Doug Parker and Sara Nelson,
President of Association of Flight Attendants, join Morning Joe to discuss the
plight of their industry.
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Length: 4:55 Minutes

Economist election model shows Dems have chance at Senate
The Economist is making its predictions for 2020 based on new models, and it
shows Dems have a 98 percent chance of holding onto the House, 65 percent chance
of winning the Senate and Joe Biden in favor to win the presidency.
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Jason Johnson:
‘People are being murdered everyday by police who are not being held accountable’
Anguish and frustration spill out in the streets of Louisville, Kentucky after
no officers were charged with the killing of Breonna Taylor in a grand jury
decision
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Speaker Pelosi on Trump rushing to fill the SCOTUS vacancy: He is ‘a master of diversion’
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi honors the life Supreme Court Justice Ruth
Bader Ginsburg and reacts to Trump’s announcement that he will nominate a new
justice this week
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‘We are in for a roller coaster ride of scary proportions’
between election and inauguration, Figliuzzi thinks
Former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence Frank Figliuzzi warns of
‘disinformation and propaganda like we’ve never seen before’ because Trump will
do anything he can to ensure he stays in office
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Nicolle Wallace: The only person who is committing voter fraud is Donald Trump
Nicolle Wallace blasts Trump’s baseless claim that there will be rampant voter
fraud in the 2020 election due to the increase of mail-in-ballots, and calls out
his attempts to suppress voters
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Rev. Sharpton reacts to grand jury decision in Breonna Taylor’s case:
the jury said ‘Black lives don’t matter’
National Action Network president, Reverend Al Sharpton, speaks with Nicolle
Wallace following the grand jury decision to not charge any of the officers with
the killing of Breonna Taylor
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Rev. Sharpton:
Grand jury charges in Breonna Taylor case 'grossly insufficient'
Rev. Al Sharpton reacts to the grand jury in the Breonna Taylor case charging
Officer Brett Hankison with 3 counts of first-degree wanton endangerment.
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'An American issue':
Mark Cuban on the NBA, Oprah and the cultural movement to end racism
As cultural leaders like LeBron James and Oprah Winfrey speak out against
systemic violence and racism against Black people in the U.S., entrepreneur and
owner of the Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban and WNBA Star Elizabeth Williams join
MSNBC’s Ari Melber to react to the latest news in Breonna Taylor’s case. Both
Cuban and Williams discuss their campaigns for racial justice, Williams
asserting the WNBA “wants to reform the system from the ground up.”
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Breaking: No officers charged for Breonna Taylor's killing
A Kentucky grand jury did not charge any of the officers involved in Breonna
Taylor’s case with her shooting death, despite the fact that the medical
examiner ruled her death a homicide. Only fired Officer Brett Hankison was
charged with three counts of wanton endangerment for shooting into her
neighbors’ homes. MSNBC’s Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber reports on the
case.
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Breonna Taylor case exposes systemic problem in justice system
MSNBC’S Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber continues his breaking coverage of
Breonna Taylor’s case, digging into systemic issues in the justice system.
Melber reports on Taylor’s case and the Louisville police allegedly misleading
the public, from a false police report to a possible set-up.
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Trump won’t commit to peaceful transfer of power if he loses
President Donald Trump refused to commit to a peaceful transition of power if he
loses the 2020 election to Democratic nominee Joe Biden: “Get rid of the
ballots, and you’ll have a very – you’ll have a very peaceful – there won’t be a
transfer, frankly, there’ll be a continuation.”
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Black Lives Matter Co-founder calls Breonna Taylor decision 'an atrocity'
One of the police officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor in
her home in Louisville, Kentucky, in March was charged Wednesday with
first-degree wanton endangerment, but the officer involved in Taylor’s death was
not indicted. Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza says the decision is
‘an atrocity.’
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Mehdi Hasan says ‘let’s call it the Trump virus’ because Trump is ‘objectively pro-covid’
On coronavirus cases continuing to climb and the president’s mishandling of the
pandemic, Mehdi Hasan says, "Fine, let's call it the Trump virus ... Put it this
way: if you wanted to spread the coronavirus, if you were trying to get people
to get the virus, what would you do differently that Donald Trump's already not
doing right now?"
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Gloria Steinem:
‘Outrageous’ for Senate Republicans to vote on SCOTUS before election
Gloria Steinem reflects on the life and legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and she
also says it’s outrageous for Senate Republicans to try and fill her seat before
the election.
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