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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, Jan. 14, 2018
Duration: 47 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
David Ignatius, Richard Haass, Yamiche Alcindor,
Nicholas Confessore, Michael Schmidt, Greg Miller,
Jeffrey Goldberg, Tom Nichols, Joyce Vance,
Philip Rucker, Ian Bremmer, Kasie Hunt,
Neal Katyal, Benjamin Wittes, Sonny Bunch and more!!
Discussed Today:
Law scholar weighs in on Trump as Russian asset
Benjamin Wittes and Neal Katyal discuss the FBI's inquiry into whether Trump was working on behalf of Russia.
What 'Vice' gets right about Dick Cheney
Film critic Sonny Bunch joins Morning Joe to discuss his review for the Washington Post of 'Vice' and why conservatives may go for Christian Bale's portrayal of Dick Cheney.
In shutdown, Trump targets Dems over DACA
As the partial government shutdown enters Day 24, the Morning Joe panel discusses where Senate Republicans are on the shutdown and Trump's tweets about Democrats on the shutdown.
Debating the pros and cons of globalism
Ian Bremmer joins Morning Joe to discuss 'Us vs. Them: The Failure of Globalism,' his new book on the downsides of globalism and the rise of populism. Tom Nichols also joins the discussion.
Most Americans blame Trump, GOP for shutdown: polls
The president and Republicans are to blame for the shutdown most Americans say in two new polling. The Morning Joe panel digs into the numbers.
The 50 moments of an 'improbable presidency'
'This week marks the midway point of Trump’s term. Like many Americans, we sometimes find the velocity of chaos unmanageable,' writes Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic as part of a new piece counting the '50 Moments That Define an Improbable Presidency.' Goldberg joins Morning Joe to discuss.
FBI opened probe into Trump's ties to Russia: NYT
Following the president's move of firing James Comey as F.B.I. director, law enforcement officials investigated whether he had been working on behalf of Russia against American interests, according to new NYT reporting. The panel discusses.
Duration: 47 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Discussed Today:
Benjamin Wittes and Neal Katyal discuss the FBI's inquiry into whether Trump was working on behalf of Russia.
Film critic Sonny Bunch joins Morning Joe to discuss his review for the Washington Post of 'Vice' and why conservatives may go for Christian Bale's portrayal of Dick Cheney.
As the partial government shutdown enters Day 24, the Morning Joe panel discusses where Senate Republicans are on the shutdown and Trump's tweets about Democrats on the shutdown.
Ian Bremmer joins Morning Joe to discuss 'Us vs. Them: The Failure of Globalism,' his new book on the downsides of globalism and the rise of populism. Tom Nichols also joins the discussion.
The president and Republicans are to blame for the shutdown most Americans say in two new polling. The Morning Joe panel digs into the numbers.
'This week marks the midway point of Trump’s term. Like many Americans, we sometimes find the velocity of chaos unmanageable,' writes Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic as part of a new piece counting the '50 Moments That Define an Improbable Presidency.' Goldberg joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Following the president's move of firing James Comey as F.B.I. director, law enforcement officials investigated whether he had been working on behalf of Russia against American interests, according to new NYT reporting. The panel discusses.