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Title:
Morning Joe (2007)
Genre:
News, Talk-Show
Runtime:
180 min - Rating: 4.4
Director:
n/A
Plot:
Seasons: 12 11 10 ... See all » Years: 2018 2017 2016 ... See all »
Morning Joe FULL Segments (x265 HEVC), May 29, 2020
FULL Segments x265 HEVC Segments Duration: 57 Minutes
Joining Today's Show Are:
Jonathan Lemire, Shaquille Brewster, Rev. Al Sharpton, Richard Haass,
Rep. Stephanie Murphy, Steve Rattner, Jason Furman, Donny Deutsch,
Eugene Robinson, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Joy Reid, Matt Barreto,
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Russell Moore, Fr. James Martin, Rabbi Matt Gewirtz,
Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, Hans Nichols and more!!!
Discussed Today:
Included in the Morning Joe Segments Video:
(87% of these segments are included in the shortened show version)
Anger erupts in wake of George Floyd's death
Minneapolis declares state of emergency
Rev. Al speaks to collective pain captured in Floyd video
Eugene Robinson: I am sick of having this conversation
Reporter describes 'dramatic change' in Minneapolis
Joy Reid: Just stop killing us; this isn't a huge demand
Rattner: Double-digit unemployment likely in November
Trump continues to escalate on Twitter: Hans Nichols
Coping with loss and grief amid the coronavirus
Discussed Today In Detail:
Included in the Morning Joe Segments Video:
(87% of these segments are included in the shortened show version)
Length: 8:39 Minutes
Anger erupts in wake of George Floyd's death
A police precinct was burning in Minneapolis as protests over the death of
George Floyd raged on for a third straight day. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey
also responded to tweets from President Trump about sending the National Guard
into the city.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:57 Minutes
Minneapolis declares state of emergency
NBC News reporter Shaquille Brewster reports from the ground in Minneapolis on
the protests over the death of George Floyd and the president's tweets about the
protests.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:16 Minutes
Rev. Al speaks to collective pain captured in Floyd video
The Rev. Al Sharpton reacts to the death of George Floyd, the protests in
Minneapolis and he discusses the pain felt by families impacted by police
misconduct.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:35 Minutes
Eugene Robinson: I am sick of having this conversation
The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson reacts to the death of George Floyd and
expresses his frustration with the shooting of black men in America.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 3:55 Minutes
Reporter describes 'dramatic change' in Minneapolis
NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports on the ground from Minneapolis as protests over
the death of George Floyd continue.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:32 Minutes
Joy Reid: Just stop killing us; this isn't a huge demand
MSNBC's Joy Reid says protesters in Minneapolis are risking the coronavirus to
send a message to the country: 'Just stop killing us; this isn't a huge demand.'
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 8:04 Minutes
Rattner: Double-digit unemployment likely in November
While the pace of layoffs is slowing, the country should expect the rate of
hiring to be modest, Steve Rattner shows in new charts on the economy. Rattner
says that by Election Day, unemployment likely will still be in double digits.
Professor Jason Furman also joins the discussion.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 5:53 Minutes
Trump continues to escalate on Twitter: Hans Nichols
Hans Nichols reports from the White House on Twitter's placing a warning on the
president's tweet and the president's response.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 12:14 Minutes
Coping with loss and grief amid the coronavirus
Religious leaders Rabbi Matt Gewirtz, Russell Moore and Father James Martin join
Morning Joe to discuss keeping faith during trying times.
________________________________________________________________________________
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FULL Segments x265 HEVC Segments Duration: 57 Minutes
Joining Today's Show Are:
Discussed Today:
Included in the Morning Joe Segments Video:
(87% of these segments are included in the shortened show version)
Discussed Today In Detail:
Included in the Morning Joe Segments Video:
(87% of these segments are included in the shortened show version)
Length: 8:39 Minutes
A police precinct was burning in Minneapolis as protests over the death of
George Floyd raged on for a third straight day. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey
also responded to tweets from President Trump about sending the National Guard
into the city.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:57 Minutes
NBC News reporter Shaquille Brewster reports from the ground in Minneapolis on
the protests over the death of George Floyd and the president's tweets about the
protests.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:16 Minutes
The Rev. Al Sharpton reacts to the death of George Floyd, the protests in
Minneapolis and he discusses the pain felt by families impacted by police
misconduct.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:35 Minutes
The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson reacts to the death of George Floyd and
expresses his frustration with the shooting of black men in America.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 3:55 Minutes
NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports on the ground from Minneapolis as protests over
the death of George Floyd continue.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:32 Minutes
MSNBC's Joy Reid says protesters in Minneapolis are risking the coronavirus to
send a message to the country: 'Just stop killing us; this isn't a huge demand.'
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 8:04 Minutes
While the pace of layoffs is slowing, the country should expect the rate of
hiring to be modest, Steve Rattner shows in new charts on the economy. Rattner
says that by Election Day, unemployment likely will still be in double digits.
Professor Jason Furman also joins the discussion.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 5:53 Minutes
Hans Nichols reports from the White House on Twitter's placing a warning on the
president's tweet and the president's response.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 12:14 Minutes
Religious leaders Rabbi Matt Gewirtz, Russell Moore and Father James Martin join
Morning Joe to discuss keeping faith during trying times.
________________________________________________________________________________
Please keep seeding this torrent, as long as possible. :-)
Visit our "MSNBC Shows" Forum group,
here on Torrent Galaxy, by clicking HERE!
User comments Sort newest first
by Guest-2681
on 2020-05-30 17:06:05
 | the problem with the "criminal" "justice" "system" isn't even scratched with all this and political "luminaries" interjecting. the problem includes race yet is much wider than only that. clearly the rage is an outlet for pressure being released, and other collective psychological issues, however it is counter-productive, but if the "system" refuses to change or offer effective ways to do so, this is what occurs. it couldn't be so draconian with race if it wasn't draconian in every way. problematic how the "system" goes about arrests. it isn't even remotely self-interested. just dumb. because an inebriated man drove and passed off forged bills, he deserves to be killed by cops in a state sanctioned "american history x" style? if there was no video of this it would just be another statistic and nobody would fret. four officers couldn't place him in the back of a squad car? it is ridiculous. so instead of that very easily doable thing, they allow one officer to goose-step knee lean and kill a man? why didn't they all four help place him in the back of a squad car? the disproportionate response to all non-violent crime is the problem! even more focused on by trump's predictable injection. if he wasn't allegedly drunk, and just passed off fake currency, then the "system" should have, in any sane world (which we don't live in) send cops to issue a ticket and fine and if left unpaid would put liens against him or anyone doing property crime. and the place of business would get its products back. the fundamental problem is that the "misdemeanor"/felony false duality that the idiotic draconian prosecutors and police departments operate under, "enforced" with an umbrella of venal laws passed by the spineless and incompetent legislatures, is riddled with fallacies in theory and even more so in "implementation". the entire framework for the "system" is literally based on archaic outmoded "thinking"... you can be on the side of the poor and marginalized without the tooth fairy or a way overrated "book" written by superstitious men wandering the desert thousands of years ago. same thing with healthcare. everything has to be conflated with cult group-think and an unconscious desire to proselytize. if only proselytizing basic common sense and atheistic free thinking could catch on like wild fire as much as all the ancient cults that prey upon people and still have zealous adherents because our fear-ridden and thoroughly illogical animal brains. |
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