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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, Feb. 10, 2019
Duration: 46 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Mike Barnicle, Nicholas Confessore, Richard Haass,
Adrienne Elrod, Eugene Robinson, Lauren Leader,
Kasie Hunt, David Fahrenthold, Steven Levitsky,
Daniel Ziblatt, Kara Swisher, David Treuer and more!!
Discussed Today:
Another busy weekend for the 2020 Dem field
On Sunday, Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota became the newest Democratic candidate to announce her bid for the White House. Sen. Elizabeth Warren also announced a run over the weekend and Beto O'Rourke is also mulling a run. The panel discusses.
Border talks hit snag headed into new week
On Sunday, Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said he wouldn't rule out the possibility of another government shutdown as the border wall remains the largest sticking point and as Dems seek a cap on ICE detainees. The Morning Joe panel discusses the latest.
Most African-Americans in Va. say Northam should stay: poll
As Virginia's embattled Gov. Ralph Northam says he'll stay in office (but also referred to slavery as 'indentured servants'), new polling finds that most African-Americans in the state think Northam should remain as governor.
Trump to meet with NK: The good and bad news
The president confirmed last week that a second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be held in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi at the end of February. The panel discusses.
Iowa voters mixed on Trump worker controversy
Voters in Dubuque, Iowa weigh in on undocumented workers who were employed by Trump family businesses.
Trump club employed undocumented workers for years: WaPo
The Washington Post reports on the president's golf club in New Jersey, which has employed on undocumented workers from Costa Rica. David Fahrenthold joins Morning Joe to discuss.
The 'admirable' and 'little scary' move by Bezos
Tech journalist Kara Swisher penned a new column for the NYT on Amazon's Jeff Bezos and why his use of a digital platform to tell his side of the AMI story was both 'admirable and also a little scary.' Swisher joins Morning Joe to discuss Bezos and his Medium post.
Native Americans not 'simply victims of history,' says author
Author David Treuer joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book 'The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to Present.'
'How Democracies Die' authors look back at 2018
Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, both Harvard professors, co-wrote the book 'How Democracies Die,' in 2018. Both join Morning Joe to give a status update on the state of the union a year later.
Duration: 46 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Discussed Today:
On Sunday, Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota became the newest Democratic candidate to announce her bid for the White House. Sen. Elizabeth Warren also announced a run over the weekend and Beto O'Rourke is also mulling a run. The panel discusses.
On Sunday, Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said he wouldn't rule out the possibility of another government shutdown as the border wall remains the largest sticking point and as Dems seek a cap on ICE detainees. The Morning Joe panel discusses the latest.
As Virginia's embattled Gov. Ralph Northam says he'll stay in office (but also referred to slavery as 'indentured servants'), new polling finds that most African-Americans in the state think Northam should remain as governor.
The president confirmed last week that a second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be held in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi at the end of February. The panel discusses.
Voters in Dubuque, Iowa weigh in on undocumented workers who were employed by Trump family businesses.
The Washington Post reports on the president's golf club in New Jersey, which has employed on undocumented workers from Costa Rica. David Fahrenthold joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Tech journalist Kara Swisher penned a new column for the NYT on Amazon's Jeff Bezos and why his use of a digital platform to tell his side of the AMI story was both 'admirable and also a little scary.' Swisher joins Morning Joe to discuss Bezos and his Medium post.
Author David Treuer joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book 'The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to Present.'
Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, both Harvard professors, co-wrote the book 'How Democracies Die,' in 2018. Both join Morning Joe to give a status update on the state of the union a year later.