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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. 14, 2019
Duration: 45 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Katty Kay, Jonathan Lemire, Steve Rattner,
Heidi Przybyla, Jeremy Bash, Jim VandeHei,
Tim Baker, Ron Liebman, Fmr. Sen. Claire McCaskill,
Jake Sherman, Kimberly Atkins, Mayor Pete Buttigieg,
Sen. Jeff Merkley, Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell,
Rev. William Barber and more!!
Discussed Today:
Joe: Dems can't afford more unforced errors
As the president's job approval numbers rise in the latest Gallup poll to 44 percent (up from 37 percent in January), Joe Scarborough offers some advice to Democrats.
Big win for Mueller probe as judge rules Manafort lied
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that prosecutors for special counsel Robert Mueller had proved that Paul Manafort lied on three occasions and agreed the prosecutors are no longer bound by a deal to recommend a lighter sentence for Manafort.
GOP shows double standard in condemning anti-Semitism
In a surprise move, the House voted unanimously on Wednesday to condemn anti-Semitism, which came two days after Democratic leaders publicly condemned Rep. Ilhan Omar for tweets that were considered offensive. The panel discusses.
Rattner breaks down impact of SALT deduction cap
One of the consequences of the 2016 election was the repeal of deductibility for state and local taxes known as SALT. Now, with the new law having been in effect for only one tax year, the impact of that change is becoming clear, says Steve Rattner.
Mayor Buttigieg: I have more gov't. experience than Trump[/b]
As the Democratic 2020 presidential field continues to take shape, where does one hopeful, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg stand on the issues, ranging from the Green New Deal to capitalism and government experience? Buttigieg joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Sen. Merkley: This deal is probably best that could be done
Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., weighs in on the continued fight over the border wall. Sen. Merkley also weighs in on former interior secretary Ryan Zinke who will work at Washington lobbying firm Turnberry Solutions despite a '17 executive order on lobbying.
This is about white nationalism: Rev. Barber on border policy
Pastor and social justice advocate Rev. William Barber discusses the continued humanitarian crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border and why he says it is about 'white nationalism.' Mariana Atencio also reports from the border.
Announcing the release of 'Earn It'
Mika Brzezinski announces the release of her new book 'Earn It' with millennial contributor Daniela Pierre Bravo
Why gun reform laws are personal for one representative
The House Judiciary advances bill HR8, which expands background checks for gun sales. Rep. Debbie Mucarasel-Powell, D-Fla., joins Morning Joe to discuss HR8, how her life was impacted by gun violence and the spirit of activism that came in the aftermath of the Parkland shooting.
Looking to Spiro Agnew case when considering Barr
The Senate is expected to hold its confirmation vote on Thursday for the president's AG nominee William Barr. Tim Baker and Ron Liebman, both former U.S. attorneys and federal prosecutors on the Spiro Agnew case join Morning Joe to discuss.
The need for Dems to appeal to heartland voters
Joe Scarborough and former Sen. Claire McCaskill discuss the GOP's double standard on condemning anti-Semitism and how Democrats can appeal to more voters in middle America.
Duration: 45 Minutes
Joining today's show are:
Discussed Today:
As the president's job approval numbers rise in the latest Gallup poll to 44 percent (up from 37 percent in January), Joe Scarborough offers some advice to Democrats.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that prosecutors for special counsel Robert Mueller had proved that Paul Manafort lied on three occasions and agreed the prosecutors are no longer bound by a deal to recommend a lighter sentence for Manafort.
In a surprise move, the House voted unanimously on Wednesday to condemn anti-Semitism, which came two days after Democratic leaders publicly condemned Rep. Ilhan Omar for tweets that were considered offensive. The panel discusses.
One of the consequences of the 2016 election was the repeal of deductibility for state and local taxes known as SALT. Now, with the new law having been in effect for only one tax year, the impact of that change is becoming clear, says Steve Rattner.
Mayor Buttigieg: I have more gov't. experience than Trump[/b]
As the Democratic 2020 presidential field continues to take shape, where does one hopeful, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg stand on the issues, ranging from the Green New Deal to capitalism and government experience? Buttigieg joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., weighs in on the continued fight over the border wall. Sen. Merkley also weighs in on former interior secretary Ryan Zinke who will work at Washington lobbying firm Turnberry Solutions despite a '17 executive order on lobbying.
Pastor and social justice advocate Rev. William Barber discusses the continued humanitarian crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border and why he says it is about 'white nationalism.' Mariana Atencio also reports from the border.
Mika Brzezinski announces the release of her new book 'Earn It' with millennial contributor Daniela Pierre Bravo
The House Judiciary advances bill HR8, which expands background checks for gun sales. Rep. Debbie Mucarasel-Powell, D-Fla., joins Morning Joe to discuss HR8, how her life was impacted by gun violence and the spirit of activism that came in the aftermath of the Parkland shooting.
The Senate is expected to hold its confirmation vote on Thursday for the president's AG nominee William Barr. Tim Baker and Ron Liebman, both former U.S. attorneys and federal prosecutors on the Spiro Agnew case join Morning Joe to discuss.
Joe Scarborough and former Sen. Claire McCaskill discuss the GOP's double standard on condemning anti-Semitism and how Democrats can appeal to more voters in middle America.