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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, Jan. 03, 2018
Duration: 1 Hour, 31 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Mike Barnicle, Michael Steele, Sam Stein,
David Ignatius, Susan Del Percio, Kasie Hunt,
Lanhee Chen, Jonathan Capehart, Tom Nichols,
Mark Leibovich, Rep.-elect Sharice Davids,
Sen. Dick Durbin and more!!
Discussed Today:
'Bleed Out' is a family's battle for health care accountability
Steve Burrows and Ilan Arboleda are behind the new HBO documentary 'Bleed Out,' which is a 10-year study of the state of American health care.
Joe: Trump looks down today, but avoid snap judgment
On Thursday, Washington will look a lot different than it has over the past two years. House Democrats, armed with subpoena power and newfound political capital, plan to hold President Trump to account. The panel discusses Thursday and Trump's Wednesday Cabinet meeting.
Joe: Trump's actions call into question fitness for office
During a Wednesday Cabinet meeting, the president appeared to praise the Soviet Union's 1979 invasion of Afghanistan while also managing to get in references to Tom Cruise, President Obama and plane loads of cash. Is the president fit for the position he holds?
David Ignatius looks into his crystal ball
The Washington Post's David Ignatius looks into his crystal ball for what may happen in 2019.
Dems shouldn't give an inch on phony wall: Joe
Joe Scarborough discusses Day 13 of the partial government shutdown over border funding.
Rep.-elect looks ahead to vote on re-opening government
Rep.-elect Sharice Davids, D-Kansas, will be sworn in Thursday, and she discusses the Democratic strategy for ending the partial government shutdown, being one of two Native American women elected to Congress and gun violence.
Sen. Durbin: Innocent people suffering from shutdown
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., discusses the government shutdown, why the border wall is a 'stupid idea,' reopening the government and why he says Trump really wants a confrontation with Democrats.
A look to the new Congress and a talk about Harry Reid
Mark Leibovich discusses the new term of Congress with Nancy Pelosi retaking the gavel as House speaker. Leibovich also discusses new reporting on former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who is suffering from pancreatic cancer.
How Trump escalates assault on civil-military relations
President Trump has '...has opened a Pandora’s box by escalating his attacks on senior U.S. military leaders,' writes Tom Nichols in a new Atlantic piece while discussing Trump's disparaging of Jim Mattis.
Duration: 1 Hour, 31 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Discussed Today:
Steve Burrows and Ilan Arboleda are behind the new HBO documentary 'Bleed Out,' which is a 10-year study of the state of American health care.
On Thursday, Washington will look a lot different than it has over the past two years. House Democrats, armed with subpoena power and newfound political capital, plan to hold President Trump to account. The panel discusses Thursday and Trump's Wednesday Cabinet meeting.
During a Wednesday Cabinet meeting, the president appeared to praise the Soviet Union's 1979 invasion of Afghanistan while also managing to get in references to Tom Cruise, President Obama and plane loads of cash. Is the president fit for the position he holds?
The Washington Post's David Ignatius looks into his crystal ball for what may happen in 2019.
Joe Scarborough discusses Day 13 of the partial government shutdown over border funding.
Rep.-elect Sharice Davids, D-Kansas, will be sworn in Thursday, and she discusses the Democratic strategy for ending the partial government shutdown, being one of two Native American women elected to Congress and gun violence.
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., discusses the government shutdown, why the border wall is a 'stupid idea,' reopening the government and why he says Trump really wants a confrontation with Democrats.
Mark Leibovich discusses the new term of Congress with Nancy Pelosi retaking the gavel as House speaker. Leibovich also discusses new reporting on former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who is suffering from pancreatic cancer.
President Trump has '...has opened a Pandora’s box by escalating his attacks on senior U.S. military leaders,' writes Tom Nichols in a new Atlantic piece while discussing Trump's disparaging of Jim Mattis.