harold ford jr. >> good morning. >> msnbc's thomas roberts. >> good morning. >> in washington, pulitzer-prize winning columnist and associate editor of the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson and on capitol hill, nbc news capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. talking about this historic vote. here we have "wall street journal" talking about how the immigration bill clears the senate. "the washington post," senate approves immigration bill. you can go on and on. and this is truly -- truly, eugene robinson, as historic a vote on any immigration bill, since the last immigration bill passed the house by the same margin. it was killed in the house. >> yeah. yeah. i mean -- >> i don't mean to be skeptical, but come on. >> look. there are reasons to be skeptical, number one, because the speaker of the house says he's not going to bring up the bill. but it is a historic moment. the senate did get it together to do something that everybody needed and knew needed to be done, but

on set msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu and former democratic congressman harold ford jr. >> good morning. >> harold, we are going to be talking, obviously, peter baker is here and talking about his story and people are talking about eric holder needing to leave for the president's benefit and talk about that a little bit later. also we have msnbc thomas roberts with us. he was in oklahoma. he is with us here. also going to be talking about unbelievable things that happened this past weekend. in nashville, jon meacham and in washington, peter baker. thank you, guys, for being with us. again, friday night once again the place that we went, i mean, oklahoma city keeps getting hit. >> hammered in a terrible way and more deaths to report. officials in oklahoma say at least seven people are still missing following the latest round of violent weather to crash through that state. at least 13 people were killed. there were another three victims in missouri. five tornadoes touched down on friday in oklahoma city. one of those twisters was a half mile wide. the weather channel's

and msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. >> what a surprise list. >> notable tennesseean. >> and in washington, economics columnist for "the washington post," neil irwin. he'll help us through yesterday's big market drop emotionally and intellectually, what it means for most americans. but first, apparently, that was an important game last night, joe. >> apparently it was. i was asleep because like 70% of americans. a couple of big stories for you. i think for you, bigger than obviously the miami heat winning last night, but a couple of big stories out. first of all, like 70% of americans, i take at least one prescription medicine, and i decided last night, because i was so tired, it would be a night that i would take one. you see the study -- a couple of big things in the news today. one, mika, of course, 70% of americans take prescription medication. and the second one has to do with the faa cops coming after you every time you're trying to finish an e-mail when you're on the plane. some things are going to be changing