we need to protect our own country, our own citizens, which sorry joe scarborough, we're barely hangingto majority whites, so stop saying this is white against the brown throngs. we have an obligation to our own citizens. >> laura: of all backgrounds. these people who are obsessed with color, the most racially obsessed people in the united states are coming from the left today. because we're fighting for the american people of every background, every religion, ethnicity, the american citizens. i want to play a quick thing for you. the truth sometimes slips out. a member of the invading horde as a friend of mine here likes to say, admitted we do have some un-dee sierp ables in the crowd, let's watch. >> criminals is everywhere. okay? it's criminals in here. i mean, it is. >> laura: [ laughter ] >> laura: he said, but most of them aren't criminals. at least he gave us that. i'll give him that [ laughter ] >> yeah, of course there are criminals in this crew. even if there were no criminals, they are a mass of very, very poor people. what is a country other than the people who live in it? i

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please welcome, the hosts of morning joe, "psycho joe" scarborough and "crazy mika" brzezinski!) ( band playing ) good to see you again! it has been too long. when was the last time you guys were here? do you know? >> a couple of weeks? thank you for having us. >> stephen: it's been a year since you have been here. >> it's been a long time. >> stephen: yeah, last time you were here, the two of you were here and, joe, you did a song over there. >> you mocked me unmercifully but we enjoyed it. >> stephen: i gave it a great review. the hague called it a crime against mankind. >> it was. i'm getting that lawyers to sort that out for me. >> stephen: dark times these days. >> yes. >> stephen: dark times. we do our little jokes ha-ha every night, but every day of the week the story that swallowed the news has been the horrific reported death of jamal khashoggi. what do you make to have the president's response so far? >> well, it has -- pathetic. yeah, it's been pathetic. up until late this afternoon, it's been a complete embarrassment. this afternoon, he said that we would have to act

. >> no, but i know you went on to "morning joe" and with joe scarborough and mika who asked you pretty much who's the villain and you gave them a chart, here are the drug companies and the known faces and the pharmacy benefit managers and then there's the other distributors and you gave -- it was the first time i had seen an ecosystem where everybody had their -- was getting a slice of the action. you know, it was the mafia. so, who -- when you look at that, and you're the front, so you're mylan or you've got a mylan brand or your epipen, what are these other pieces doing that we're not seeing. >> i think the first point is you're not seeing them so, you know, you associate that there's something making the medicine, inventing, researching, bringing the medicine to market and then you're receiving it and you don't realize kind of the complicated web behind the scenes to get from point a to point b because the reality is it doesn't go from point a to point b. it goes from point a to, like, point m, and there's a lot of back and forth, and there's -- everything had started from a good pl

last year around this time joe scarborough said, and let me quote, people close to me in the campaign told me he had early stages of dementia. and then this summer joe's fiancee said he's not well, that's the bottom line. the president of united states is completely unhinged and getting worse by the day. you see, this is a theme with the mainstream media. if a conservative dares to demand change, to be different, whether it's on trade and the tariffs with china, when it's about demanding lower drug prices or whether it's about saying identity politics actually can end through economic achievement, well, the mainstream media's threatened because democrats are threatened. they have a history of using the crazy card. you know, when i was a kid, they used to go after ronald reagan saying he was absolutely nuts. in fact, i want you to see this. oh, we don't have the actual, actual cover, although i did see it. you can find it online. this is the new republic from 1987, and the headline ran, "reagan senile?" ? you see? crazy. anytime the left faces a threat, they just try and paint other si

on msnbc nicole wallace, joe scarborough are anti-trump.hat does it say about the way in which the opinion media deal with it. mollie: whether you are looking at tv shows or newspapers, if they are build as a conservative contributor they are never trumpers. the vast majority of republicans are supportive of president trump. he's one of the most of popular republican presidents in recent history. howie: you are saying there are no serious conservatives in america who don't have concerns? mollie: they are overwhelmingly happy with donald trump. even on this network you see way outweighing their actual numeric numbers. you see a lot of the weak thinking and weak writing in the anti-trump movement that does get published. i publish hundreds of people all the time ranging from never trump to trump supportive. howie: jennifer rubin on her twitter page calls herself a conservative. mollie: there are people who identify as conservative who oppose donald trump. and most of of them you see on tv and newspapers. howie: why is there such a misrepresen

joe scarborough said the president had early on-set dementia. you are not a doctor.ne said trump will bear no responsibility for the serial bomber. for americans who don't trust the media, the media doesn't learn from their mistakes. 2011 gabby giffords in a horrible shooting and sarah palin is blamed because he put out flyers to target that district. >> sean: the exxoneration barely makes a beep. he had no political association and was not incited by palin. go ahead. >> one element, before they even knew who would be arrested. we had no idea who was sending these bombs around. the media, they know they have a window. no matter what the end result will be. they have a window to where they can change and create the narrative. of course once again they misunderstood what the american people want. they are disconnected with how we view this. that's their abandonment of their jobs and the american people and the importance of delivering real news. >> sean: fake news is not a call to violence. >> no, it's not. >> sean: it's a dread on truthful statement. all of these peop

. >> sean: just to see joe scarborough's face. i don't know what will happen.ould not be rewarded for how they act every 2 to 4 years and what they just did. >> the kavanaugh stuff was incredible. i talked to people who are not political and were so outraged by the democrat's behavior. what happened to the presumption of innocence? they were willing to throw him under the bus without any corroboration. you need people at home who are not typically inspired. >> sean: do you agree? >> i think it could happen. i don't know. >> sean: i don't know either. >> it's plausible. it depends on how many people at home are fired up. democrats calling for inciting violence. >> these kind of antics outrage of the middle of the country. they will come out. >> sean: ghost your cellphone. good to see you both. more highlights from the president's rally earlier in iowa. that's straight ahead. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you re

i don't recall joe scarborough asking if hillary's rhetoric led to this viciousness. the democrats are so wraparound about what trump achieved they adopted a by any means necessary strategy to get him out of power. i think in a way you could argue they have become the party by default of antifa. let's stop comparing the tea party to antifa as some on the left have done. last time i checked the tea party was dressed up like betsy ross. they were debating how to stop obamacare and future bailouts. the tea party was interested in driving people to the polls in 2010 and not driving people from the public square. in the wake of the bomb mailings, it's amusing and disturbing to watch the pied pipers of chaos try to flip the script. >> all of you, i am glad are here and alive. we could have been mourning you guys. >> i know that president trump bears a lot of responsibility for rhetoric that made this inevitable that top democrats would be targeted. >> i think they are acting out in the way that the president wants them to do and act. >> laura: this is a woman who said go fi

joe scarborough said the president had early on-set dementia. you are not a doctor. said trump will bear no responsibility for the serial bomber. for americans who don't trust the media, the media doesn't learn from their mistakes. 2011 gabby giffords in a horrible shooting and sarah palin is blamed because he put out flyers to target that district. >> sean: the exxoneration barely makes a beep. he had no political association and was not incited by palin. go ahead. >> one element, before they even knew who would be arrested. we had no idea who was sending these bombs around. the media, they know they have a window. no matter what the end result will be. they have a window to where they can change and create the narrative. of course once again they misunderstood what the american people want. they are disconnected with how we view this. that's their abandonment of their jobs and the american people and the importance of delivering real news. >> sean: fake news is not a call to violence. >> no, it's not. >> sean: it's a dread on truthful statement. all of these people

when you have the dim bulb of a joe scarborough do what he did.you put we did on the air, it is wrong. and the only way to win against that wrong is to win the election in 2018. if anybody is upset about what is going on, they better get their friends, neighbors, family, kids, everybody that votes conservativively and get them to the polls to vote. if the liberal media wins with that approach they will it's over and over and over again. trish: it's a dangerous and slippery slope. judge kavanaugh comes to mind. i feel sad for him, this country, i feel sad for her. that you can slam someone with accusations that haven't been substantiated. i question that. i worry what kind of precedent that will set for the future. and when you have people thinking they are making headway by throwing boulders into someone's office. attacking mitch mcconnell while he's out trying to grab a bite to eat on the weekend. or sarah sanders. that sends the wrong signal. how does it change? >> the on way it changes is by winning the election against it. if they are able to

and finally ivanka trump condemned the violence, msnbc's joe scarborough asked if she condemned her father for stirring up hatred. >> reporter: shannon: thank you very much. democrats in the media point to the president's long-running feud with the press, "national review" rights this. at this point there is no evidence whatsoever provocative words from the president had anything to do with the sending of bombs. let's bring in democrat strategist jessica ehrlich and the author of the deep state, jason chaffetz. welcome to you both. i want to play a little more of what trace heard from hillary clinton in florida. a little more of a soundbite from her. >> it is a troubling time, isn't it? it is a time of deep divisions. we have to do everything we can to bring our country together. >> reporter: how do we do that? >> i think we need to continue a more civil dialogue on both sides including the rhetoric that not only happened at campaign rallies, during advertising and political advertising and the general notion that one way or another if you vote for democrats the world as you know it will e

i don't recall folks like joe scarborough asking if hillary or maxine's rhetoric led to this viciousness. i think the democrats have gotten wrapped around trump and all the stuff he's achieved and his numbers are up, they've adopted a by any means necessary strategy to get him out of power. and by not strongly and repeatedly condemning the group's methods i think you could argue they've become the party by default of anti factual let's stop comparing by the way the tea party to antifa as some on the left have strained to do. i heard that today. last time i checked the tea party years dressed up like betsy ross debating how to stop obama care, arguing about tarp and stuff like that. the tea party was interested in driving people to the polls in 2010, not driving people from the public square. now in the wake of these bomb mailings it is amusing if not disturbing to go watch the pied pipers pipers of chaos, for meant terse of harassment to try to flip the script. >> all of you guys i'm so glad you're here and alive today. we could have been mourning you guys. >> i know in my heart presiden

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just to see joe scarborough's face. just for that reason alone.don't know what's going to happen, but the democrats should not be rewarded for how they act every 2-4 years, and what they just did. >>av write, i have talked to so many people who aren't even the political who were so outraged by the behavior that the democrats exhibited towards him. they said what happened to the presumption of innocence, our justice system, that these people are willing to throw him under the bus, before there is any evidence. i think that is the key. those people who are not typically inspired to get out, i it could happen. i don't know. i truthfully don't know. >> sean: i don't know either. >> it depends on how many people at home are fired up at how democrats are behaving. it's called for violence sometimes. >> we are still centered right country. outrage, especially in the middle of the country. will help out. >> sean: by the way, ghost your cell phone. all right, more highlights from the presidents rally in iowa. that is straight ahead. when you rent from nati

this is just one example, this is a tweet earlier today from joe scarborough of msnbc, and it says the unrelenting hatred turned out by donald trump for the two years following 2016 is. a "washington post" columnist is dead, and progressive icons are the target of bombs. ari, what is your reaction to that tonight? >> martha, if ever there was a time for pundits and politicians to keep theirpen, this is now. nobody should speculate, because nobody knows. the only proper course is to let the investigators investigate. and whoever they determine is behind this, at that point, that person deserves the full comments of everyone. this could be a totally nonpolitical person, and just a whack job. none of us should be in the position of blaming anybody, that's just wait, don't speculate, and let the investigators do their jobs. >> martha: richard, you know, there were obviously, jeff zucker as well, we just saw, obviously emotions very raw at cnn, understandably so. a very frightening day for them, and for all of the people who were on the receiving end of these bombs. this is an incredibly ch

joe scarborough mika brzezinski. week from tomorrow and here is a look at the very latest polling for you. republican mike braun has a three-point lead over indiana's democratic senator joe donnelly. 46% to 43%. libertarian lucy brenton receives 3% in the cbs news ugov poll. in arizona senate race kristen sinema is at 47% to martha mcsally's 44%. a tied race in florida between bill nelson and republican governor rick scott. 46% to 46%. as "the new york times" siena college poll gives nelson a 4-point lead to 48%, that is compared to scott's 44%. meanwhile, the university of texas, texas tribute poll sits senator ted cruz at 51% against beto o'rourke at 45%. libertarian neal dykman getting 2% of the vote. in the florida governor's race republican ron desantis continues to trail andrew gillum who holds a 5-point lead with 48% to 43% for desantis. the cbs ugov poll puts gillum ahead by one point, 47% to 46%. over the weekend desantis took annum branch at a news reporter's question about not elg referring to gillum by hi

. >> steve kornacki, i want to show you a tweet by joe scarborough, who was a republican member of congress. memo to democrats -- please do your part in keeping the most divisive figures in your party out of the news for 22 days. it just can't be that hard. now, i don't know who he was talking about, but i can imagine, this is the kind of thing, though, that the party is watching every day. >> it is. it also says something to i think about elizabeth warren. her mind is -- part of it is on 2018, but it's also clearly on 2020. one of the things that's interesting about this is this tells us about her reading of the democratic base and what the base wants in terms of a posture towards donald trump. it doesn't want somebody who is going to listen to donald trump saying the things he said about her claims of native american an -- ancestry and turn the other cheek. her reading of the democratic base is they want somebody who will go right back at him, and that's the kind of campaign that they're looking for. so it's interesting in terms of strategy that's what she is wanting. i think what kimberl

playing psychologist and medical experts from afar, psychoanalyzing people like the president, when joe scarboroughhe had early onset dementia. you are not the doctor, not a psychologist, how do you know these things? let me get back to that chiron for a second, with john king, the chiron's outline you see on your screen on news. one of them was trump has no plans to incite personal responsibility. we've seen this movie before. what is frustrating for the american people at home who don't trust the media, and many of them don't, the media does not learn from their mistakes. 2011, gabby efforts, the horrible shooting in arizona, sarah palin is blamed because she put out flyers that are targeting that district politically, and other words, take it back. the accusations always get a huge stage and microphone. the exoneration barely makes a peep. later we found out he had no political affiliation, was not incited by sarah palin but you didn't hear that part. it go ahead, tammy. >> especially before they even knew who was going to be arrested, we had no idea who was sending these bombs around. the media

joe scarborough said the press was unfair to the president. i think the challenge grows greater for the media to figure out where it's going and how it's going to try to find balance. >> you hear something that sara f fagan said. 20 years ago these allegations wouldn't have been published. >> 20 years ago, no major news publication would have published those second allegations. the second allegation or third allegation. we are in a different place in this country. >> frank, is that true ? >> absolutely. i was bureau chief during the lewinsky thing. we had a series of procedures to make sure that hearsay didn't get on the air and we were going to confirm it before we put it on the air. that's completely been overtaken by events with social media. >> what does confirming mean? if it's an on the record accusation but without corroborating effort. >> multiple sources. somebody doesn't just -- if they step forward -- ford had some corroborating evidence. she had her therapy. she had documentable places where she raised this. how she remembered it,

and finally when if anke trump strongly condemned the violence, msnbc's joe scarborough asked if sherongly condemned her father for stirring up hatred. shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher life for us out west. thank you very much. the democrats and the media point to the feud with the press, enter mccarthy writes this. at this point there is no evidence that provocative words from the president had anything to do with the sending up a bomb. let's bring erlich and fox news contributor and author of the deep state, jason chaffetz. welcome to you both. >> good evening. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit more of what trace had there from hillary clinton. here's a little bit more of a longer sound bite from her. >> it is a troubling time, isn't it? and it's a time of deep divisions and we have to do everything we can to bring our country together. >> shannon: jessica, how do we do that? >> i think we need to continue a more civil dialogue on both sides, including the rhetoric that not only happened at campaign rallies, during advertising and political advertising, and this general n

from joe scarborough, who ought to know better to say something like that as casually as he did there, seems to me an example of why the media are having so much trouble building public support these days, it has declined to near record low levels. in this kind of stuff is what is part of it. >> martha: that is the problem, you can't bring something up and discuss it without these labels starting to be attached to it. we played that video of harry reid way back when, from the '90s, a long, long time ago, bringing up the topic, discussing it. he later changed his mind about how he felt about it, but the idea that discussing it -- i understand that there is a perception, which may be true, that this is political, with one week to go, sort of throwing more red meat where the president thinks it will help him out a week from now, but the idea that you can't even discuss it without being labeled a racist, i think it is something we all have to really take a step back and think about here. >> think about it this way, martha. what is the great achievement of the civil rights movement of the

our friend and colleague, joe scarborough, tweeted "note to democrats, do your part in keeping the most disvici vicdi e figuring out of the news." >> it can't be that hard. >> help us help crew. >> it really gets our people worked up. to doris' point of telling a story, democrats haven't identified their story, donald trump is telling a story every day, a story you reject, a story david jolly rejects, a story i reject. he's telling that story. until in the absence of that, joe's point is referencing probably elizabeth warren yesterday. putting out the video about her 1/1,000th cherokee ancestry that became the source of the debate in a weird numeric race debate and didn't really set the record straight about donald trump being mean and misogynistic to her and became a whole other issue into itself. i would say a communications and just political disaster. so that, if they can stop those bombs and just detonating themselves, maybe they would get somewhere. >> all right. i think it's jerry maguire, help us help you. my thanks to emily jane fox and doris kearns goodwin, whose new book "lea

i know this makes joe scarborough nervous. this is scarborough country we're talking about. what's the latest? >> i feel like people are kind of sleeping on this storm. you know last year we had harvey and maria. category 4 storms. this is a category 2. before last year, we'd gone 13 years without a major hurricane. it looks like this will be a major hurricane making landfall in roughly 24 to 30 hours. it's looking more impressive. it looks like it's getting stronger. it still has time over warm water before it gets to land. the hurricane center says yes, we think it's going to be a cat 3 landfall somewhere near panama city. pensacola would be on the back weaker side. april lash cha cola, tallahassee, would be on the stronger right front. and not just that, if it's that strong, it takes that longer to weaken. we still could get 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. we could have power outages widespread through the southeast. the thing that's usually the most deadly with these storms is the storm surge. the way florida goes up and bends, the water gets trapped. we're expecting a huge

. >> reporter: in june of last year, trump fired a nasty salvo at msnbc host joe scarborough and mikainski who were frequent criticisms of him. quote, she came to mar-a-lago and insisted on joining me three nights in a row. she was bleeding badly from a face lift. then there was the notorious carly fiorina incident during the campaign, saying, quote, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? it led to an awkward moment at a debate. >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> i think she's got a beautiful face, and i think she is a beautiful woman. >> reporter: women who have accused trump of sexual misconduct found themselves targeted by him in public. trump hit back at accuser natasha stoynoff with a horrible insult about her looks not measuring up to his standards. >> take a look. you look at her, look at her words. you tell me what you think. i don't think so. i don't think so. >> reporter: trump's biographers say no one in his past ever disciplined him for behavior like this, that in the atmosphere he grew up in, intimidation and objectiv

you have joe scarborough tell you how great the iraq war is and how great republican politicians are. now he is in favor of the democratic establishment, but progressives, no no no. they are eager to be dismissed and ignored or derided. it is not just joe. obviously, fox news, cnn, msnbc, almost all of them. go find me a couple of journalists in this town that don't have disdain for progressives. i bet you can't do it. you think, note what do you mean, most of them voted for hillary clinton? that ain't a progressive. if you think you voted for hillary clinton and that makes you a progressive, you don't know what the word means. here is the difference between us and the right-wing. you know who broke that story? "the washington post," and it is a great story. credit where credit is due. especially for print journalists, they often do a fantastic job. unlike the right-wing, we don't want to tear them down. we want to build them up. we don't want to make their job harder, we want to make it easier. we want them to be better at their job. neutrality is not objectivity. it is the wrong sta

. >> former republican politician joe scarborough hosts "morning joe" on this network. >> what the abcs msnbc. >> in an interview, newt gingrich said that a battle with congress over subpoenas would determine whether fighting to get justice brett kavanaugh on the supreme court was worth it to president trump who beginnne gingrich says the president is not concerned. >> i don't think he has any fear of the democrats ability to investigate. >> he's been raising that fear out there. >> yeah. because he wants people to go vote. >> what about if they subpoena his tax returns. >> they will be trapped into going to the supreme court and see whether or not the kavanaugh fight was worth it. [ laughter ] >> wow. elise jordan, michael steele, let's sort of back into this conversation. i'll let you respond to newt gingrich. who wants to talk to me about the brett kavanaugh fight and whether or not it was beneficial to democrats in the long run. elise, i'll send it to you. >> mika, it's really -- this is a tough one, and we're seeing the aftermath of this fight play out. it's something that voters

. >>> final thoughts this morning, joe scarborough, you begin. >> well, it seems that we don't know whichly. if you look at a lot of polls it seems republicans are actually having a lot of people that have been going away from their candidates, starting to return home. heidi hidecamp in trouble in north dakota, gillum tough race in florida. west virginia, kavanaugh's numbers, very strong there. it's going to be interesting to see whether kavanaugh not only gets by, but possibly gets 52, 53, 54 votes. >> you've got five, willie, go. >> go yankees. >> that's good, i like it. >> that is all. >> all right, and that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >>> hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle with a lot to cover this morning, starting with attacking the accuser, the president changes his tune on ford from credible, compelling and a very fine woman to openly mocking her. >> how did he get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i don't remember. where is the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know. upstairs, downstairs, where was it, i don

like they were talking about on joe scarborough, these people believe everything this man says. they are deplorable. they are deplorable. host: to what do you attribute the surge this year in these midterm elections? because yousurge -- can continue to run it. you turned the whole kavanaugh thing around and had the republicans as being upset because the man was assaulting women. because somebody raised their voices and screened and cursed to think eric just to do everything he could think to do to those democratic senators. you were acting like it was ok to do that. how do they ask him, how did they say something about him assaulting women. the media is the reason donald trump's president right now because you put them lies on tv every day. ,his man goes out to rallies these little racist rallies and they holler and scream and cheer him on. you are putting it on tv every morning, loop to loop every hour. host: thank you for calling this morning. the president has three rallies this week. houston, texas for ted cruz later today, an event we will have on at 7:30 p.m. eastern time.

the lies that are being spread by congressman getz who hail from the same district that your joe scarborough used to represent. >> and john meachum, before we go to break, give us a sense of what a dictator, what a leader with un-american intentions would do at a moment like this with a story like this in the run up to an election. >> you would claim that your enemies somehow set you up. you would play the what's called a false flag card which you saw immediately happen in the corners of the make america great again movement yesterday. one of the things that one would have to say back to those, and i pray it's vanishingly small, we know that every person matters because any person can do something irrational. and violent. is if you think or if you pretend to think that this is somehow a conspiracy theory, that this is a false flag operation, ask yourself why would someone think that such an operation would work? why would someone think that this would be a reasonable thing to launch? and that logic demands that you then realize that a rhetorical climate has been created and exacerbated and m

a great time talking with david remnick about politics and the media and, joe, you had an official fan girl who had scarboroughver her t-shirt. that was fun. >> i don't remember that. i do remember, though, a great conversation with david and it was exciting to be there. we talked about the courts and congress, we talked about -- >> really took the time to really kind of give the people in the audience a sense of how we do what we do, but also some of the things that have happened that, you know, there is a lot of nuance involved with the events of the past several weeks and it's very hard even in a three-hour show to get to everything. >> we talked about me too, troubled times we're in, and of course, mike barnicle, this was friday night and as you know because i busted out of the doors, called you immediately to get an update on the boston red sox, i kept stopping every five minutes, any updates? any updates. >> it's true. >> after the event he let me know that the sox were ahead 3-0. man, david price, what a rough second game, went 1 2/3 innings, 0-9 in playoff games, is terrible against the yankees. tonigh