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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 SHOW SEGMENTS, Dec. 27, 2018
Duration: 1hr. 13min
Willie Geist has the day off today
Joining today's show are:
Sam Stein, Richard Haass, Betsy Woodruff,
Eugene Scott, Yamiche Alcindor, Bob Woodward,
Walter Isaacson, Jacob Soboroff, Joanne Freeman and more!!
Discussed Today:
Joe: Even in doing something right, Trump makes chaos
The president made a surprise visit to American troops in Iraq on Wednesday, his first journey to an active combat zone since he took office. While there, Trump doubled down on his decision to withdraw troops from Syria. Joe Scarborough weighs in.
Trump turns troop meeting into political event
The Morning Joe panel continues its discussion on the president's trip to Iraq over the Christmas holiday, including Trump's remarks the U.S. is 'no longer the suckers, folks.'
New reporting sheds light on Trump, Mueller during Vietnam era
New NYT reporting sheds light on how the president is said to have avoided the Vietnam War draft, and new Wired reporting discusses Robert Mueller's military service. Also: What's next in the Mueller probe?
What to expect from Acting Defense Secy. Shanahan
NBC News Pentagon correspondent Hans Nichols joins Morning Joe to discuss Trump administration staff shake ups and Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan.
The non-functioning of the national security apparatus
Bob Woodward, Richard Haass and Yamiche Alcindor discuss the president's holiday trip to Iraq and Germany, the president's message during that trip to U.S. troops and the president's approach to foreign policy.
Wednesday aside, a difficult month for the markets
CNBC's Brian Sullivan joins Morning Joe to discuss the recent market volatility.
The cash flow mentality of the Trump White House
Bob Woodward and Walter Isaacson discuss the seeming world view of the president who appears to have the attitude that in order for him to win, others must lose. Woodward also discusses Trump's words for Mattis in the early weeks of the Trump WH.
How violence relates to Civil War era politics
Yale professor Joanne B. Freeman joins Morning Joe to discuss her new book 'The Field of Blood: Violence in Congress & the Road to Civil War'.
Duration: 1hr. 13min
Willie Geist has the day off today
Joining today's show are:
Discussed Today:
The president made a surprise visit to American troops in Iraq on Wednesday, his first journey to an active combat zone since he took office. While there, Trump doubled down on his decision to withdraw troops from Syria. Joe Scarborough weighs in.
The Morning Joe panel continues its discussion on the president's trip to Iraq over the Christmas holiday, including Trump's remarks the U.S. is 'no longer the suckers, folks.'
New NYT reporting sheds light on how the president is said to have avoided the Vietnam War draft, and new Wired reporting discusses Robert Mueller's military service. Also: What's next in the Mueller probe?
NBC News Pentagon correspondent Hans Nichols joins Morning Joe to discuss Trump administration staff shake ups and Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan.
Bob Woodward, Richard Haass and Yamiche Alcindor discuss the president's holiday trip to Iraq and Germany, the president's message during that trip to U.S. troops and the president's approach to foreign policy.
CNBC's Brian Sullivan joins Morning Joe to discuss the recent market volatility.
Bob Woodward and Walter Isaacson discuss the seeming world view of the president who appears to have the attitude that in order for him to win, others must lose. Woodward also discusses Trump's words for Mattis in the early weeks of the Trump WH.
Yale professor Joanne B. Freeman joins Morning Joe to discuss her new book 'The Field of Blood: Violence in Congress & the Road to Civil War'.