joe scarborough, doris kearns goodwin, mark halperin and congresswoman donna edwards.lus harry smith with a "meet the press" video essay as we approach the anniversary of a special moment in american history. we're back after a short break. >>> now it's your >>> when we come back, the roundtable is here. a lot of politics to get to. plus those comments you just heard a few minutes ago from john kerry on the jfk >>> meet the press is back with our political roundtable. here this morning, mark halperin, doris kearns goodwin, donna edwards and joe scarborough. now, david gregory. >> good morning. a lot to get to. chris christie and the future of the political party. joe, your book is coming out at an ideal time because the republican party is looking to the future. do they see chris christie in the center of it? >> i don't know if they do or not, but this week they've been saying are we chris christie republicans or cuccinelli republicans? we have to have both sides together. the day after the election, we were saying, who has the best foot forward? we have to have the te

time's magazine's mark halperin, plus representative donna edwards. plus harry smith and his essay on the meaning of gettysburg on lincoln's celebrated speech. i'm david gregory with all that ahead on sunday, november 10. >>> good sunday morning. no deal despite hopes of a breakthrough. three days of negotiations in geneva failed to produce an agreement to freeze iran's nuclear program in exchange for relief from crippling international sanctions. and although all sides pointed to progress, iranian president rouhani this morning insisted his country will not give up the right to enrich uranium. that is the critical step in the production of nuclear weapons. prior to rouhani's comments, i spoke exclusively to secretary of state john kerry just moments after the talks had ended. secretary kerry, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. good to be with you, david. >> the bottom line goal here is to prevent iran from producing or acquiring a nuclear bomb. you said in the interim you want to complete halt on a weapons program. clearly there is not a

. >> i want to bring in congresswoman donna edwards, democrat from maryland.esswoman edwards, we've got 30 states that are governed by republicans with republican governors, and we've got about eight of those in which they've accepted the medicaid expansion, two in which it's still contested, and the rest are basically turning it down. does this continue to be surprising to you? because i think if you went in a time machine and talked to democrats two, three years ago, they would have said, of course, everyone's going to take it. how can you turn this money away? >> well, i think this is actually the unfold story of the difficulty, the complication of implementing the affordable care act, and it is that you have all of these governors, republican governors across the country, who not only didn't accept the medicaid expansion, they also refused to implement the marketplaces, the exchanges that were designed to be, you know, sort of governed by the states, and that has actually complicated the implementation. that said, i think if you look at the population in l

here this morning, ma halperin, doris kearns goodwin, donna edwards and joe scarborough.david gregory. >> good morning. a lot to getto. ris christie and he future of t political party. joe, your book is cong out at an ide time because the republican par is looking to the future. do ey see chris christie in th centerf it? >> i don't know if they do or notbut this weekhey've been saying are we chris christie republicans or cuccinelli republica? we have to hav both sides tether. the day after theelection, we were saying, who has the best footforward? we have to have the ted cruz wingf the party and the edwards part ofhe party. there is a reason they won, and there is a reason they won against michael do you caulkuka that's because ted cruz was under the big te. you're eher fiscally conservative or yore a meer of the tea party and you're o idealogically driven. thiis not a kum ba ya talk, this is about winning. this is about how nick sabin winsfootball. >> thiss really the thesiof your book and we'll foson the book in a little bit. let broaden this out. mark lperin, this is t

. >> i want to bring in donna edwards, democrat from maryland. congresswoman, good morning. >> good morning. >> you've said hillary will win the nomination. is that an official endorsement? >> i tell you what, i think it's really close. i think it's a little too early. but joy reid just hit on something really important and that is unmarried white women. the race that i've been looking at is the terry mcauliffe race in virginia as a sign of what democrats need to do. forget chris christie and his election, only 38% voter turnout. record low voter turnout there. virginia, high voter turnout and unmarried women, who turned the tide for terry mcauliffe. >> some of the conversation on "morning joe" this morning i thought was really interesting. republican strategist steve schmidt said something that i want to play and get your reaction. >> there's change elections and there's more of the same election. if you look at where we are right now, it looks like we're heading into a change election. and that gives the republican candidate, particularly if th

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