joe, willie, where are you? >> willie is over there. >> my god. what a night. >> a complete earthquake. this was an earthquake unlike any earthquake i've really seen since ronald reagan in 1980. it came out of nowhere. nobody expected. pennsylvania. republicans haven't won it since '88. wisconsin, republicans haven't won it since '84. i can just tell you as a republican, we don't do well in senate races in blue states in presidential year elections. something happened last night that will forever shake up the coalitions that make up the republican and democratic party. >> there have been many, many historic astounding shocking moments over the course of this campaign involving donald trump starting with him entering the race on the escalator and him winning a debate and taking lead in the polls and winning a primary gaining the nomination. none more shocking to me that secretary clinton called donald trump to concede the election. we sat here 12 hours ago and looked at an electoral map that seemed impossible. we said he would have to win every one

joe? >> you know, willie, you have seen my bedroom, and it's a mess. of "the new york times," and i keep them stacked up and i have a unique filing system that's like mel gibson's system in the conspiracy movie. i pulled out tuesday, october 18th's "the new york times" and the headline is clinton pushes into gop trying to crush trump. and in this story, just a couple weeks old, you have the clinton campaign actually talking about their efforts to stop smirking at my filing system. i saw you looking at mika. >> we were laughing about the part of willie you've seen the inside of my bedroom and let it float out there. sorry. go ahead. >> you love "the new york times" as well. >> i do. >> your father is a legend there. they were talking two weeks ago about winning states like indiana, missouri, arizona, not incognito needing to advertise anymore in colorado. this morning we wake up, just one set of polls, but it seems like we've been saying this now for several days. just one set of polls. just one set of polls. basically a tie in new hampshire. plus three

they're 32-year-old leandr wright and 25-year-old willie joe frazier. we'll let you know when they go to trial or enter plea deals. >> mark. >> that's sad. glad to see she's doing so well. thank you. service and sacrifice by helping them start their own businesses. today hillsboro community college unveil aid program called operation startup. a place where veterans can connect with other veterans to get hr businesses off the ground. the founder hopes to turn tampa bay into the silicon valley for veteran entrepreneurs. it offers space to work and collaborate. there are mentoring programs and educational workships free to those who have served. >> veterans are becoming employees who are si good asset to a company that were never taught to be an entrepreneur. take that leap off faith. helping us and mentoring us through process really does go beyond thanking you for your service. >> for more information, go to fox13news.com. we have all you need to know. >> well, just ahead a veterans day a special program by progressive insurance is honoring two tampa vet

and in washington, columnist and associate editor of "the washington post" the very elegant -- willie, joee. >> i think steve schmidt said yesterday that america gets nervous when they see me in a coat and tie. >> we get nervous. >> that's

and in washington, columnist and associate editor of "the washington post" the very elegant -- willie, joe and me are here. joe is back to the fleece. >> i think steve schmidt said yesterday that america gets nervous when they see me in a coat and tie. >> we get nervous. >> that's exactly what i was thinking. >> i wanted to comfort everybody. i've been saying that a lot lately. >> i know actually. on a serious note people are unnerved. >> on edge. >> still on edge. lot of people on edge. got a couple people behind the camera saying we're fine. we're not on edge. >> okay. fine. >> in a camo hat. we're good. >> it's cool. i'm fine. >> so donald trump received his first presidential daily briefing yesterday. on the front page of "the new york times," this headline. firings and discord put trump transition team in a state of disarray. after chris christie was booted off the transition team last friday, yesterday mike rogers announced he's out too. rogers is a former fbi agent and house intel committee chairman and thought to be high on the list for cia director. sources are describing a "purge

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all together with willie, joe and me on "morning joe" this morning. >> very scenic shot for mark halperinthat's one of the finest interstates i have ever seen in north america. >> there is so much in dallas. that's a good road. i've seen roads. that's a good road right there. it's interesting. "usa today" instead of engaging in outrage porn, it was fascinating. four lessons we've learned so far from trump. i'll go through these quickly. number one, we have a twitter president whether we like it or not. first social media president. loyalty has limits. christie, no. newt, no. huckabee, no. bannon, reince. a mixed bag. banned billionaires. find that last commercial where i said i liked and everyone said i was a nazi because it talked about going against international bankers but they didn't use international bankers but it was, like, billionaires and system rigged. get that for us. quite a contrast between the two selections that he made last night or that he's going to make today and, four, he likes generals. what's your takeaway from that, nick? anything in particular there? >> it strikes

joe. >> what a game indeed. i tell you what, willie geist, this really was one for the ages.viously had a team trying to winor

willie, joe, here we are. friday before. >> i saw donny deutch walking down the hall. i guess he just did his injections with conseco. >> spray tan. >> and you walk down the hall and you're a little sore and then you go, i'm scared. why are you scared, donny? >> i'm scared because there's a 50-50 chance this lunatic could be our next president. >> why are you calling hillary clinton a lunatic? what is going on? she's a great leader. >> look, it's really simple what's happening. it's not too complicated. this election has been a dial test between, okay, on one hand we have an unlikable, untrustworthy bureaucratic status quo and on other the end we have a hatemongering -- >> 50-50 really? >> what's happening to the dials, the untrustworthy has dialed up because of comey and dangerous has dialed down because he's stepped back. the vote to me is screw it vote. screw it, i can't vote for her. screw it, i can't vote for him. >> how unbelievable it is. i heard last night on cnn somebody saying, well, he's been disciplined for the past week, but he can't continue for another f

she made two albums with her country band, "the little willies," and sang an album of everly brothers duets with "green day" front-man billie joeway. ♪ if the love we have is meant to stay. >> reporter: she says her approach has not changed since that day in 2000 when she first met blue note records president bruce lundvall with a demo tape of three songs: two jazz standards and one original pop song. >> and bruce listens to the demo right in front of me; and he says, "so, this song is different from the first two. so what do you want to do, be a jazz singer or pop singer?" and i was like, uh, i'm at blue note records, he might give me a record deal, "jazz singer." ♪ raining in my heart. >> reporter: after completing her "day breaks" shows in early december, jones has concert dates booked next spring throughout the u.s. and japan. >> i'm super-fortunate to have any fans still. it's been almost 15 years since my first album. i'm happy. i feel good about music. music is fun. it should be fun. and that's the key, i think. keep it as the thing you love. it's not like once you achieve success, you're done, you know? it's like, still

joe" economic specialist steve rattner. rick tyler and on capitol hill, "the new york times" reporter jeremy peters and, willie, the west sideighway is shutdown. that's where joe sits. >> oh no. >> so -- >> do you think he packed his patience this morning. >> that's where i was going. everybody is told if you watch your local news, traffic and weather to pack your patience today to get ready to go to turkey day but joe is packing his patience right now on west side highway and let me just tell you, it's not good. >> he doesn't have a lot of patience to pack. >> there's none. you could probably hear him from inside -- >> he'll join us in progress. >> so the medal of freedom ceremony. a lot of news to get to. that was fun. >> what a collection of americans from michael jordan, bill and melinda gates, ellen degeneres, lauren michaels. all walks of life. all walk of celebrity. all walk of history. remarkable day every year but -- diana ross with great look on her face. yesterday was particularly remarkable. when ellen was receiving her honor and the announcer was saying all the things she had done for society, she welled up with

joe. >> good morning, tamron and willie. happy "black friday" to you. if you thought "black friday" was dead, here in jersey city it is this mall. americans are planning to shop already this weekend. the shoppers lining up for hours before bursting into stores to cash in on "black friday" deals. >> puts you in the right holiday mood. >> reporter: the rush of action a welcome sight for retailers optimistic consumer. lines bigger than last year. >> reporter: americans spent $1.5 billion online on thanksgiving day, a 14% jump from last year. almost half a billion dollars have been spent on mobile devices alone. >> we're looking pretty good for "black friday" and the holiday season in general. a lot of companies and consumers are happy the election is sales expected to climb 3.6% this year and shoppers started earlier than ever on thanksgiving day. >> 3, 2, 1. >> reporter: shoppers entered the doors for big discounts on boots and cashmere sweaters. and the big discounts are on toys and pet supplies. computers and is to by 17% this holiday weekend. if you're

joe hawley did return to practice. this guy has been injured almost every week, and he comes right back. >>> willie taggart's usf bulls are ready to head to memphis. the bulls would love to follow up that win over navy with another w in a place they have had zero success under will lee. plus a win just keeps the season going that this group of seniors planned on four years ago. they didn't have to, when we didn't have anything to show that we were going to be successful, and they wanted to be here and wanted to turn this football program around and stuck to the. they stayed with it. now they're reaping the benefits from it, and we all want those guys to go out the right way. >>> as for the gait to it's home sweet home, and south carolina on deck. the gators laid an egg in arkansas last weekend but sometimes when nothing goes right, you overfix it. mcilwain says he is avoiding that approach. >> staying the course. we've got a plan. you know, our guys understand it. there's some tweaks here and there that you do in reevaluation investor week, and this week is no different. >> the gators need a win this week and next at

joe... after a mild monday the mercury >> dicky: from hollywood and nashville it's "jimmy kimmel live after the cmas"! tonight, jessica chastain -- willie nelson -- justin moore -- "mean tweets country music edition" -- and music from hunter hayes via hologram. and now, well done, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for everything, really. thank you for coming.

joe." a lot of news, willie. very, very busy friday over at trump tower. >> yeah, incredibly busy already. some of donald trump's appointments beginning to come into focus. nbc news now confirmed lieutenant general michael flynn has accepted the role of national security adviser to president-elect donald trump. for cia director, nbc now reporting that congressman mike pompeo of kansas has in fact accepted that job. and nbc news also reporting that senator jeff sessions of alabama is being tapped for attorney general. you have reporting from high level sources on all this stuff. >> well, they say it's not over until it's over. it's not final until donald trump says it's final. but right now, obviously, most of the reports are saying that sessions has been asked for the job. we'll see what happens there. i think what's interesting is kasie, if you look to the hill to see -- we were talking about how rudy giuliani would be a horrific fight for confirmation. but you look at these three selecti selections. general fly

years ago, the ryan johnson movie in which the hero named joe is a looper, a time traveler, and he is played in an older version by bruce willis and the young version by joseph gordon levitt and there is a scene where they meet for the first time. the older guy, bruce willis, knows the whole story, knows exactly what is going on, the younger guy is in a state of shock and disbelief and once a lot of explanations but old joe is in a hurry and says i don't want to talk about time travel because we will start talking about it. if -- is time travel possible then? if this is a room full of science-fiction writers and i ask that question i guarantee they would unanimously u no, time travel is not possible. isaac asimov was constantly disappointing his readers saying i can't prove it but don't hold your breath. hg wells himself also annoyed readers for 40 or 50 years to come by refusing to believe his own story. on the other hand if this was a room full of physicists a lot of you would raise your hands, physicists like the idea. they like their wormholes. they like their closed time like curves. stephen hawking likes to say black hol

debut in 1928 in the animated short steamboat willie which was the world's first cartoon with synchronized sound. it featured walt disney's own voice. >>> joe ducey here with courtney homes. we are talking about black i want you to concentrate on these doorbusters. it some cases they are the actual price he could have paid before. >> something else to look out for is the weather breaks. https. the as means a tour. -- the letter s means secure. >> also fake apps mimic real so if the railways are no reviews and better views or something that is new. >> we talk about all of this stuff. the deals and the scams on facebook today. >> happy hunting. >>> hearing your child is on the autism spectrum can mean reshuffled. >> nationally whenever 60 kids has autism spectrum disorder and arizona the race is one in 64. this means there is better detection here and better help for families. >> that is why they are chosen to be part of operation santa claus this year. >> it is something you can do to help other people. you really do pu the face of a child and your also put a smile in the heart of their family. >> we are collecting money and toys for chariti

we both, joe and i have met nikki haley. willie as well. had her on the show a few times.e moderated debates in south carolina when she was running for governor. she's always been seen as a shining star in the republican party. very up and coming and temperamentally i may not agree with her positions on a lot of issues, but temperamentally, that's a good pick and for a lot of other symbolic reasons it's fantastic that she is under consideration. nikki haley will meet with the president-elect today at trump tower. also meeting with trump, former secretary of state henry kissinger. congressman jeb hensarling, governor rick scott, general jack keane. >> nikki haley is a star in the party. she may be president some day. if rudy giuliani's foreign policy credentials are in questions, where does that leave her? she came out strongly against the muslim ban. beyond that, what do you know about the way she views the world or what her foreign policy is? >> you know, when you go to trump's offices and meet people there, people are buttoned up. heads are down. they're working. they ar

>> well, look, willie, and i think joe would respond the same way, as would everybody on your set.nce our nation's interests around the world in so many ways, i think most people would have an interest. at the same time, you know, i realize that there are people who have been central to the campaign, which i was not highly involved. i supported but i wasn't a central person like so many others, and i realize that it's likely that one of those people who have been so centrally involved in this campaign is more likely to be in that position. >> has the trump transition team reached out to you, senator? >> we had some conversations with them. i think you know, there's a funded effort by taxpayers for both republicans and democrats that sort of the professional side, and then you have the political side, which is taking hold right now, and certainly there have been conversations. but look, i'm getting my information from people like you and some of the reports that i'm reading in publications, and i guess we'll just see what happens when this is all over. it's a very important post and

willie, right for a lot of people? >> he's not wrong. you can actually change it. >> it's wednesday, november 2nd. welcome to "morning joe."'re getting there. we are getting there.

joe. anks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 newa10. we hope to have you here again >> dicky: from hollywood and nashville it's "jimmy kimmel live after the cmas"! tonight, jessica chastain -- willie nelson -- justin moore -- "mean tweets country music edition" -- and music from hunter hayes via hologram. and now, well done, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for everything, really. thank you for coming. wow, glad you're in a good mood. because what you are about to witness, t about to behold, is our most special special effects show of the whole year. tonight we will be broadcasting from three cities at the same time. i will be in two of those cities. i know, it's amazing, thank you. let's begin by going live to the cma theater at the country music hall of fame in nashville, tennessee. [ cheers and applause ] hello, nashville! okay, let's do it. right now i'm on the screens but we're going to fire up the hologram machine. fire it up and beam me in, captain. here i am! [ cheers and applause ] i don't know why you guys are excited. hi, everyone. i'm casper the friendly host. you know, this is the third ye

willie, right for a lot of people? >> he's not wrong. you can actually change it. >> it's wednesday, november 2nd. welcome to "morning joe." we're getting there. we are getting there. >> a week. >> you're ready for hillary. you're ready. veteran columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle is here. something very, i feel -- i feel discriminating just happened to me in the hall an hour ago. chair of the department of african-american studies at princeton university and columnist for "time" magazine eddie is there it he walks right by me kind of moving over to the other side. i had no makeup on. >> neither did eddie. >> eddie looked the same. that's the problem. he had no idea who i was. this happened to me when i walked into cbs when i anchored the weekend news, they didn't let me in. sorry. that's the real me. look at my driver's license. >> and mark halperin, we've got another hotel -- let us hope the vacuum cleaning has already taken place this morning. >> i like when he does his live shot from the breakfast nook at the holiday inn express. >> room service next. love the backdrop. we have to talk about it real quickly.

joe." >> how are you doing today? >> i'm okay. >> i was just talking to willie and the kids are getting crazy out there. >> did you have halloween? i didn't have any trick-or-treaters. >> george was ghostbuster and lucy was lebron james, and she had a tat sleeve. >> there was three knocks at my george. >> my daughter was olivia, and my son was an astronaut. >> kate is 13 so she's pushing the envelope, and then you know the poster, the world war ii, the yes we can, yeah, we went as that. >> cute. that's great. >> jack went as sort of like a cam c camouflaged -- it's like weeds, he could roll up in a ball and -- >> when the snipers go out. >> i had seen that in "call of duty," but never in real life. >> you were sort of something? >> i asked where that came from -- >> yeah, i was john travolta yesterday from "pulp fiction." i feel good about it. >> you should feel really good about that. >> you were good. >> thank you. >> somebody has to take the credit. >> the kids, though, outside of halloween going crazy. you put up polls there, and u go, nice, nice spend, and i was listening to "wings over america," trying to get awa

willie. she's a bull dog. >> a bull dog. >> my brother is going to be so mad. >> is that what they are? i thought they were the catfish. >> just stop. that does it for "morning joe." stephanie ruhle picks up coverage right now. >> happy given tuesday. i'm stephanie ruhle. breaking news. a crash in the mountains, a plane goes down in colombia. 76 people killed, but five survive. a brazilian soccer team onboard. how did some make it out alive? >> also breaking, mass evacuations. a fast-moving wildfire in the state of tennessee, entire tourist towns at risk. thousands evacuated. people trapped at this hilton hotel. look at these images, surrounded by flames. >> nothing we have experienced has prepared us for what we experienced here in the last 24 hours. >> dolly parton's namesake theme park now in its cross hairs. we'll take you there with the latest. >> and breaking overnight, in trumpland, his picks for health and human services. a congressman who made a mission of repealing obamacare, as donald trump meets again with mitt romney later today. >>> plus, the assailant, an american hero. new details on the ohio state student who attacked his classmates. >> i think

willie. she's a bull dog. >> a bull dog. >> my brother is going to be so mad. >> is that what they are? i thought they were the catfish. >> just stop. that does it for "morning joehle. breaking news. a crash in the mountains, a plane goes down in colombia. 76 people killed, but five survive. a brazilian soccer team onboard. how did some make it out alive? >> also breaking, mass evacuations. a fast-moving wildfire in the state of tenn

. >>> if pro football hall of famer joseph william namath was nicknamed joe willy white shoes then will barks is simply white shoes. he insists they make his feet look faster, but now he knows there's another benefit. they blend in perfectly with the white sidelines on the football field making it nearly impossible to determine if he stepped out of bounds or not. right there. i seen it from plenty of different angles. i wanted to see just to be truthful for myself. the only people saying i'm out was watching from the front, but i got a real close picture of me and my foot and my head was actually up. so they see the white cleat blending in with the sideline which is also good. i don't care. we got the w. that's what i'm worried about. they made the correct call. >> will parks wearing shop glass goggles. >>> broncos have the week f, a good time to reflect upon their season at this point which is precisely what 9news broncos insider mike klis does on the pages of his notebook. >> reporter: as the broncos rest here in week 11, they should be pleased, not satisfied but pleased. why? because