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Morning Joe (2007)
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News, Talk-Show
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180 min - Rating: 4.4
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Seasons: 12 11 10 ... See all » Years: 2018 2017 2016 ... See all »
Morning Joe, Nov. 26, 2018
Duration: 45 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Mike Barnicle, Donny Deutsch, John Heilemann,
Lauren Leader, Michael Steele, Evelyn Farkas,
Yamiche Alcindor, Philip Rucker, Maya Wiley,
Natasha Bertrand, Tim Weiner, Rep. Jerry Nadler,
Victoria DeFrancesco Soto, Tina Brown, JJ Ramberg and more!!
Discussed Today:
Trump under pressure as Russia probe goes on
In a new report, The Associated Press details the behind-the-scenes battle for a Trump interview with the special counsel. Maya Wiley and Natasha Bertrand discuss.
Tim Weiner makes his predictions on Mueller probe
Author Tim Weiner discusses the latest details in the special counsel's investigation and the new Showtime series 'Enemies: The President, Justice & The FBI,' which is based on Weiner's 2012 book.
Confusion over 'remain in Mexico' asylum plan
American authorities used tear gas on hundreds of migrants who tried to enter the United States illegally Sunday, prompting officials to shut down operations at the border crossing between this city and San Diego, one of the busiest in the world.
Record high spending on Small Business Saturday
After Black Friday comes Small Business Saturday, where this year there was a record $17.8B in sales at local, independently-owned businesses across the country. 'Your Business' host JJ Ramberg joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Crimes and impeachable offenses are different: Rep. Nadler
Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-NY, looks ahead to the new Congress, discussing plans to hold oversight hearings on the Trump White House's family separation policy. Rep. Nadler also discusses grounds for impeachment.
Midterm results were a bad sign for Trump in 2020
The warning signs are mounting for the president when it comes to a bid for re-election in 2020, according to new Politico reporting. Areas of concern include never cracking 50 percent in a Gallup poll and record turnout in the midterms.
Trump heads to G20; will he give firm messages?
Leaders of the G20 industrialized nations meeting in Argentina this week, and on President Trump's agenda is a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. The panel discusses.
Congratulations Joe and Mika
Our very own Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski were married Saturday during a ceremony at the National Archives, in front of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Rep. Elijah Cummings officiated.
Roberts, Trump locked in war of words over judges
In an unusual public statement, Chief Justice John Roberts rebutted President Trump's statement that a ruling against the administration was made by 'an Obama judge.' The president responded several hours later in a string of tweets, claiming there are, in fact, 'Obama judges' and attacking the Ninth Circuit court.
Trump says troops can use lethal force at US border
President Trump said last week that U.S. troops he dispatched to the nation's border will use lethal force to stop migrants attempting to enter the country 'if they have to.' And a West Wing meeting led to more power for military at U.S.-Mexico border, Politico reports.
Duration: 45 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Discussed Today:
Trump under pressure as Russia probe goes on
In a new report, The Associated Press details the behind-the-scenes battle for a Trump interview with the special counsel. Maya Wiley and Natasha Bertrand discuss.
Tim Weiner makes his predictions on Mueller probe
Author Tim Weiner discusses the latest details in the special counsel's investigation and the new Showtime series 'Enemies: The President, Justice & The FBI,' which is based on Weiner's 2012 book.
Confusion over 'remain in Mexico' asylum plan
American authorities used tear gas on hundreds of migrants who tried to enter the United States illegally Sunday, prompting officials to shut down operations at the border crossing between this city and San Diego, one of the busiest in the world.
Record high spending on Small Business Saturday
After Black Friday comes Small Business Saturday, where this year there was a record $17.8B in sales at local, independently-owned businesses across the country. 'Your Business' host JJ Ramberg joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Crimes and impeachable offenses are different: Rep. Nadler
Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-NY, looks ahead to the new Congress, discussing plans to hold oversight hearings on the Trump White House's family separation policy. Rep. Nadler also discusses grounds for impeachment.
Midterm results were a bad sign for Trump in 2020
The warning signs are mounting for the president when it comes to a bid for re-election in 2020, according to new Politico reporting. Areas of concern include never cracking 50 percent in a Gallup poll and record turnout in the midterms.
Trump heads to G20; will he give firm messages?
Leaders of the G20 industrialized nations meeting in Argentina this week, and on President Trump's agenda is a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. The panel discusses.
Congratulations Joe and Mika
Our very own Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski were married Saturday during a ceremony at the National Archives, in front of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Rep. Elijah Cummings officiated.
Roberts, Trump locked in war of words over judges
In an unusual public statement, Chief Justice John Roberts rebutted President Trump's statement that a ruling against the administration was made by 'an Obama judge.' The president responded several hours later in a string of tweets, claiming there are, in fact, 'Obama judges' and attacking the Ninth Circuit court.
Trump says troops can use lethal force at US border
President Trump said last week that U.S. troops he dispatched to the nation's border will use lethal force to stop migrants attempting to enter the country 'if they have to.' And a West Wing meeting led to more power for military at U.S.-Mexico border, Politico reports.