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Seasons: 3 2 Years: 2018 2017 2016
AM Joy SHOW SEGMENTS (REVISED), Dec. 22, 2018
Duration: 74 Minutes
Discussed Today:
Government shutdown over funding, when Trump said Mexico would pay for wall
Donald Trump, for three years starting with his presidential campaign, told his supporters he would build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico that Mexico would pay for. Now, there has been a partial government shutdown over the president trying to secure American taxpayer funding for the wall. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.
Gen. Mattis leaves Trump White House over differences with president
General Jim Mattis and Donald Trump apparently never saw eye-to-eye on the treatment of America’s traditional enemies and allies according to various reports, leading in part, it is believed, to Mattis resigning from Trump’s White House over their differences. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.
Trump faces at least 17 separate investigations
Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly nearing the end of his investigation into Russian election interference, potential obstruction of justice, and more. Joy Reid and her panel discuss how Donald Trump appointing a new U.S. attorney general could impact the aftermath of this probe, and other investigations.
Partial government shutdown underway over border wall funding
The current government shutdown is the third of the year, as Donald Trump apparently attempts to shift the blame on the Democrats, even though it stems from the president’s failure to get funding for his wall on the U.S.-Mexico border. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.
Top stories of 2018 and looking ahead to 2019
From the Trump-Russia probe, to the Kavanaugh hearings, the Associated Press has come out with a compelling list of the top stories of 2018. Joy Read and her panel discuss these stories, and look ahead to what 2019 might bring.
More migrant children were separated from their parents than previously stated
2018 has been a year of moral challenge, from Donald Trump’s family separation policy at the border and housing migrant children in detention camps, to migrant families being teargassed as they try to enter the U.S. seeking asylum from violence. Rev. Dr. Barber joins Joy Reid to discuss morality in the Trump era.
Duration: 74 Minutes
Discussed Today:
Donald Trump, for three years starting with his presidential campaign, told his supporters he would build a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico that Mexico would pay for. Now, there has been a partial government shutdown over the president trying to secure American taxpayer funding for the wall. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.
General Jim Mattis and Donald Trump apparently never saw eye-to-eye on the treatment of America’s traditional enemies and allies according to various reports, leading in part, it is believed, to Mattis resigning from Trump’s White House over their differences. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.
Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly nearing the end of his investigation into Russian election interference, potential obstruction of justice, and more. Joy Reid and her panel discuss how Donald Trump appointing a new U.S. attorney general could impact the aftermath of this probe, and other investigations.
The current government shutdown is the third of the year, as Donald Trump apparently attempts to shift the blame on the Democrats, even though it stems from the president’s failure to get funding for his wall on the U.S.-Mexico border. Joy Reid and her panel discuss.
From the Trump-Russia probe, to the Kavanaugh hearings, the Associated Press has come out with a compelling list of the top stories of 2018. Joy Read and her panel discuss these stories, and look ahead to what 2019 might bring.
2018 has been a year of moral challenge, from Donald Trump’s family separation policy at the border and housing migrant children in detention camps, to migrant families being teargassed as they try to enter the U.S. seeking asylum from violence. Rev. Dr. Barber joins Joy Reid to discuss morality in the Trump era.