for office literally standing up to donald trump and saying to the country a group of women will lead you, will lead us to a better place. they've all got their own unique stories, but what unites them is their love of this country and each other and a burning desire to be human agents of change. they are the best story of this election and we're going to be talking about them and thanking them for a long time. so thank you so much for knowing your value. [ applause ] >> and coming up -- coming up, the reverend al sharpton, historian walter isaacson and carole king, yes, that carole king, all join the table. "morning joe" is coming right back live from historic studio 8h in rockefeller center. i just got my cashback match,

are you on a plane to iowa later today? >> i am not. >> are you on a plane later to iowa today? >> you talked about a beloved american, i'm thinking this is the ticket right here. you guys get the papers filed, guys, let's go. >> willie, final thoughts. >> mika talked about women. i'm inspired by the young people who ran, veterans who ran and many of them winning. we're seeing faces in that winning graphic and saying, moe, people like me should run for office and can win when we do. >> women, people of clo and young adults make up over two-thirds of this population in this country. that's where the future is. those are the people that are going to take us home and get us away from this incredible madness we find ourselves in. i do have a lot of faith that that will happen. >> eddie. >> last night proved that it was a mixed bag, that we have a lot in front of us but we have to act on behalf of democracy before democracy gives way. >> steve schmidt. >> before the next presidential