rapidly, things that are harder to like, there's no inherent reason to say there's also an important butttonand in a way this is, you know, how do we -- we've learned so much on the tagging kind of world about all the different ways you can sort money. but it hasn't applied to -- >> host: to the social media, rye onically. >> guest: i mean, this comes up on facebook in the terms of facebook doesn't know who actually i'm friends with, who is my family, you know? the it would presumably be a better service if you could figure out a way to do that that was inon truce i. inobtrusive. partly, i think, there are -- you can get a big with gain by just sort of doing this first step and getting to, ah, you're male. we're going to show you more stuff about gadgets. but to get to the place where it's actually good, you know, it may not deliver as much profit and it's harder. >> host: doesn't could -- sound like a winning idea for business. >> guest: they love making people spend more minutes on facebook. and what you're asking us to do with these complicated social questions, you know? the this is all

. >> jeffrey writes, i would like to see if mike barnicle has a buttton missing. >> i have more than a button missing. "morning joe" starts right now. >> i just completed a meeting with all the congressional leaders from all chambers, from both parties. i have to say, i thought it was a very constructive meeting. people were frank. we discussed the various options available to us. everybody reconfirmed the importance of completing our work and raising the debt limit ceiling so that the full faith and credit of the united states of america. i will reconvene here on sunday with the expectation that at that point the parties will at least know where each other's bottom lines are and will hopefully be in a position to then start engaging in the hard bargaining necessary to get a deal done. >> all right. good morning. it is friday, july 8th. welcome to "morning joe." a lot to talk about this morning. with us on set, mike barnicle. we have the director of the earth institute at columbia university, dr. jeffrey sachs and richard haas. is this a cfr meeting? >> on camera. >> awesome. >> mich