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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, Aug. 07, 2020
FULL Segments Duration: 1 Hour, 20 Minutes Mika Brzezinski has the day off today
Discussed Today:
Included in the Morning Joe Segments Video:
(60% of these segments are included in the shortened streamed show version)
Nearly 300K could die from COVID-19 by December, model projects
After second test, Ohio governor says he's negative for virus
Joe Biden clarifies remarks on Latino community
Trump tries to portray Joe Biden as a racist
Trump claims vaccine will be ready before election
National Guard officer weighs in on D.C. demonstrations
U.S. unemployment rate drops to 10.2 percent in July, 1.8 million jobs added
'This lawsuit has nothing to do with politics': NY AG
Ohio reporter explains why Trump visit was big for small town
What a rushed Census count could mean for Latino community
Discussed Today In Detail:
Included in the Morning Joe Segments Video:
(60% of these segments are included in the shortened streamed show version)
Length: 5:23 Minutes
Nearly 300K could die from COVID-19 by December, model projects
Nearly 300,000 Americans could die from the coronavirus by early December,
according to new projections from the Institute for Health Metrics and
Evaluation at the University of Washington. Yet the number could be lower if
more Americans wore masks.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:49 Minutes
After second test, Ohio governor says he's negative for virus
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has tested negative for the coronavirus disease COVID-19
after an earlier test came back positive and scrapped a scheduled meeting with
the president Thursday, the governor's office said Thursday night.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 12:18 Minutes
Joe Biden clarifies remarks on Latino community
Joe Biden took to Twitter this week to clarify comments he made suggesting the
country's Latino community was more diverse than the country's Black community.
The panel discusses.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 16:42 Minutes
Trump tries to portray Joe Biden as a racist
The president is trying to use Joe Biden's recent remarks about the Latino
community being more diverse than the Black community, but is Trump just opening
himself up to more criticism?
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:59 Minutes
Trump claims vaccine will be ready before election
During a new interview, the president claimed the possibility of a vaccine
before the election, yet Dr. Anthony Fauci on Thursday also said a vaccine was
still 'many months away.' The panel discusses.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 6:05 Minutes
National Guard officer weighs in on D.C. demonstrations
National Guard officer Major Adam DeMarco has joined the Council on American
Security's Board of Advisors, and he also joins Morning Joe to discuss appearing
before Congress and the use of excessive force to remove peaceful demonstrators
from Lafayette Square in June.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 6:19 Minutes
U.S. unemployment rate drops to 10.2 percent in July, 1.8 million jobs added
The U.S. economy added 1.8 million jobs in the month of July, dropping the
unemployment rate to 10.2 percent. This exceeded economist expectations, but
also showed a slower recovery amid the coronavirus pandemic.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 13:29 Minutes
'This lawsuit has nothing to do with politics': NY AG
New York Attorney General Letitia James sued the National Rifle Association and
four individuals, including its chief executive, Wayne LaPierre, on Thursday,
seeking to dissolve the gun rights advocacy group. AG James joins Morning Joe to
discuss.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 3:41 Minutes
Ohio reporter explains why Trump visit was big for small town
Toledo Blade reporter Liz Skalka covered the president's Thursday trip to Ohio,
which included a trip to a Whirlpool factory. Skalka joins Morning Joe to
discuss local reaction to Trump's visit.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 6:04 Minutes
What a rushed Census count could mean for Latino community
Arturo Vargas of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed
Officials explains why ending the Census count early could have major
implications for the U.S. Latino community.
________________________________________________________________________________
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FULL Segments Duration: 1 Hour, 20 Minutes Mika Brzezinski has the day off today
Discussed Today:
Included in the Morning Joe Segments Video:
(60% of these segments are included in the shortened streamed show version)
Discussed Today In Detail:
Included in the Morning Joe Segments Video:
(60% of these segments are included in the shortened streamed show version)
Length: 5:23 Minutes
Nearly 300,000 Americans could die from the coronavirus by early December,
according to new projections from the Institute for Health Metrics and
Evaluation at the University of Washington. Yet the number could be lower if
more Americans wore masks.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:49 Minutes
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has tested negative for the coronavirus disease COVID-19
after an earlier test came back positive and scrapped a scheduled meeting with
the president Thursday, the governor's office said Thursday night.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 12:18 Minutes
Joe Biden took to Twitter this week to clarify comments he made suggesting the
country's Latino community was more diverse than the country's Black community.
The panel discusses.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 16:42 Minutes
The president is trying to use Joe Biden's recent remarks about the Latino
community being more diverse than the Black community, but is Trump just opening
himself up to more criticism?
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 4:59 Minutes
During a new interview, the president claimed the possibility of a vaccine
before the election, yet Dr. Anthony Fauci on Thursday also said a vaccine was
still 'many months away.' The panel discusses.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 6:05 Minutes
National Guard officer Major Adam DeMarco has joined the Council on American
Security's Board of Advisors, and he also joins Morning Joe to discuss appearing
before Congress and the use of excessive force to remove peaceful demonstrators
from Lafayette Square in June.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 6:19 Minutes
The U.S. economy added 1.8 million jobs in the month of July, dropping the
unemployment rate to 10.2 percent. This exceeded economist expectations, but
also showed a slower recovery amid the coronavirus pandemic.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 13:29 Minutes
New York Attorney General Letitia James sued the National Rifle Association and
four individuals, including its chief executive, Wayne LaPierre, on Thursday,
seeking to dissolve the gun rights advocacy group. AG James joins Morning Joe to
discuss.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 3:41 Minutes
Toledo Blade reporter Liz Skalka covered the president's Thursday trip to Ohio,
which included a trip to a Whirlpool factory. Skalka joins Morning Joe to
discuss local reaction to Trump's visit.
________________________________________________________________________________
Length: 6:04 Minutes
Arturo Vargas of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed
Officials explains why ending the Census count early could have major
implications for the U.S. Latino community.
________________________________________________________________________________
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