neil needed to know more about joe's background. >> joe's father died when he was 17 years old. is the only boy in the family. so his father's death was very trauma for him. >> i had to become the bread winner. and as soon as i graduated i went right into the military. what i was they call a shade tree mechanic. i worked on everything from a jeep to a 35,000 kw generator that used to launch missiles. i loved it. >> joe worked his way up to sergeant and was honorably discharged. but when he returned to the distressed economy of 1980s rust belt cleveland, joe couldn't find work. >> he thought he was a certified mechanic. i don't know what certification is in the military but people were telling him, you're not a certain fade mechanic. >> in the spring of 1988, joe moved into a basement apartment near little italy. >> he lived in the coventry area which at the time was something a lot of 20 somethings did. they were blue collar workers and they partied a lot. >> i was not an angel. i drank. i drank like a fish. >> right across the street from where i was living was a bar called the

>> i think joe was right. >> i agree with joe. >> a degree with joe. >> joe is right. >> i think joe> always completely agreeing with their dad. hey but mommy mika has a opinions over here, boys. she's not just a pair of all you can eat buffets. centers her self. why which is why they have so many friends. mayor bloomberg, a friend of ours. >> friend of jerry weintraub. >> we love fred. >> bono was there. you were chatting away. >> we have good friends in the white house. >> we're good friends with chris christie. >> we are. >> you would be hard pressed to find people in washington i'm not friends with. because if they are not friends with joe and mika they don't exist. they are nothing. [laughter] it's a perfect life in a pprfect world and we're all going to be so happy forever. >> can i just stop you for a second. >> actually, you cannot. >> do you want to say that on television that i'm a show chawf inconsistent. >> please don't ruin christmas stop fighting. >> up didn't. >> you shut up! >> i'm sorry. you guys are going to get divorced, aren't you? please don't make me go live wit

and for him, joe mccarthy was it. c-span: former publisher of the national review, bill rusher, was a--a staff person on the committee? >> guest: no, he wasn't a staff person on that committee. he comes to washington after mccarthy's fall to work for the--the successor chairman, for--the man who takes over the committee afterwards, as--as--as republican chairman, william jenner, for the committee of sub--this permanent subcommittee on investigations, mccarthy's own committee here. and he met mccarthy as a result of his--of his dealings with jenner and john mcclellan, and the other members of the committee. c-span: 'have you no sense of decency?' who said that? >> guest: that's a famous phrase. that is an immortal phrase. it's one that appears in film clips, in documentaries about the period. it's joseph welch, the army's counsel, legal counsel. c-span: it's hard to see in this photograph here, but he is which one in this picture? >> guest: he's the one on the right, with his hand to his chin. c-span: and he was the co

thank you, joe. god bless you. and it will be hard to wake up one day and have nowhere to go. >> reporter: joe says it's a bit like witnessing his own funeral. >> the compliment i'm getting, some tears, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: the staff will get a couple weeks' pay and will have new jobs lined up. this is the end of the line for the cable car burgers. >> i get to say my goodbye. and people get to say goodbye and they don't have to ride two hours and find out i'm closed. >> reporter: now, for those what over the last half century never got a chance to try joe's, there's one more little window of opportunity. he will be open until 10:00 tonight before closing forever. reporting live in san francisco, back to you. >> that's a packed house. >>> and of an era in the midwest. a 100-year-old school building is gone in 18 seconds. thousands of pounds of dynamite brought down the six-story medical center in des moines this morning. the last class graduated in 1999. this space will be empty for a while. emergency new

a community that keeps us safer stronger and healthier and that is joe wilson. many know joe and [inaudible] deep bear tone joyce which he utilized [inaudible] and uses hisoric [inaudible] to bring in district 6 residence and [inaudible] be a part of the dialogue to be a more equitable community. [inaudible] a sheldjure health service provider based in the [inaudible] for nearly fifen 0 years and one of the most amazing shelters. joe has also work as the assistant director of the [inaudible] american federation of state, county and mu nisple employees. [inaudible] one.6 million members. joe was [inaudible] of california chile care campaign to organize 60 thousand child care providers. he worked are oregers and labor uniiers across the country to help unionize one of the [inaudible] workers in the kunty, child care educators and providers and help make the education model [inaudible] in the legislative work to address homelessness and housing [inaudible] in 198 7 he was a [inaudible] a land mark traditional housing study, tranditional housing that become a [inaud

joe luna is one of those people. >> ironically, joe luna tried to cover up his crime by burning the evidencen't destroy it. instead, he made those tiny glass insulation fibers more distinctive. >> it was actually the last way that i thought they would catch him. that was furthest from my mind it would be in a vacuum. >> you have to have the forensics. you have to have the evidence that can't skip town. you have to have the evidence that can't lie to you. >> as my old professor once said, there is no such thing as a perfect crime. that's, you can plan, you can calculate, you can try to manipulate the circumstances or the surroundings, but you will always leave a piece of trace evidence behind. >>> love you! >> a 13-year-old girl went missing from her colorado home with little evidence to explain what happened. the investigation dragged on for two long years, until an alert fingerprint examiner found a serious flaw in the system. >> september 7th, 1991 was like most other days for the church family. diane church got the kids off to school, ran errands, went grocery shopping and planned to spen

and i think you just get joe biden out there and let joe be joe. >> you know, both of them uniquely qualified of state hillary clinton, foreign relations. joe biden spent decades on foreign relations committee in the senate. i mean, they're two highly qualified people. so i don't think, zerlina, there's going to be any split of any base. i think at the end of the day they're going to say when you look at qualifications, when you look at experience, when you look at level-headedness, either one of them. what do you think? >> right. i think this a great place to be if you're a democrat. i think the focus should be on the midterm selections. 2016 is a long way away. anybody who runs in 2016 is going to need a democratic majority in the house and senate in order to be effective. we saw this under president obama. if you don't have that, then you can't get much done. so i think that hillary and joe biden both need to focus on the midterm elections. i think the super pacs need to, as well. all hands on deck here. >> yeah. >> all right, holland cooke, you told me months ago that you thought that ted

it's a great honor to give this commendation to joe's cable car and joe. joe's cable car has been in its existence since 1965, and i'll read here the experience you had with joe's cable car restaurant. in 1965 joe started out with 160 foot building constructed to look like a san francisco cable car. it operated as a drive-in diner with walk-up service. i'm kind of thinking of like -- not happy days, but american graffiti. since then they added on a rain shelter, extended the seating areas and in 1983 joe's went all out adding 1,000 square feet. now joe can join customers for his daily fresh burger in comfortable seating in a booth. the restaurant grew one step at a time. table service was provided in 1998 so customers no longer had to stand in line from the counter. satisfied regular customers have spread the word and proudly invite guests from as far away as the far east. some of the original customers -- i'm not sure where the far east is that. is that the east coast or is that the far east of the world? because i'm not clear about that. i think it's may

joe? >> really quickly.states hasn't done anything, the allies haven't done anything. so you've got the president's ear. tell the president what is -- one thing he should do. by the way, my executive producer says we have 30 seconds. the president is putting his golf glove on and about to run out and play golf. you have his ear for 30 seconds. what is the one thing you tell the president to do right now to send a strong message to vladimir putin that this must stop? >> accelerate the implementation of sanctions and force partial movements and diplomatic zo isolation and do it now and don't wait until sunday. >> you need 28 countries and you're not going to get it. >> ian only needed ten second. >> you got 20 more. >> ian, thank you so much. nice to have you. i'm getting you back. >> the name brzezinski is like smith! you're everywhere! >> everybody! >> chuck todd, thank you so much. ian is going to be on your show next, right? >> you got it. >> we will see you in a little bit on "the daily rundown." >>> comi

replace joe.he is an icon in this part of san francisco, and the burgers are pretty good, too. >> really good. the best place ever. >> reporter: that's what joe has always loved to hear. >> it's beautiful to find out how many people really love it,. >> reporter: forty-nine years have taken a toll. doctors say joe needs to put down the waiting list and call it a day. will he miss the daily grind? . >> very much. very much. we get people -- happy. they give me a smile. ''thank you, joe. god bless you." it's going to be hard to wake up one day, and i have nowhere to go. >> reporter: joe said it's a bit like witnesses his own funeral. >> getting some tears. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: the staff will get a couple weeks' pay and all have new jobs lined up. this is the end of the line for the cable car burgers. >> i get to say my. get to say good-bye. >> reporter: joe says he didn't want to sell the prize, because he was afraid a new owner might compromise the product and his reputation. in san franc

. >> nobody can replace joe. he is an icon in this part of san francisco and the burgers are pretty good, too. >> really? it is really good. the best place ever. >> reporter: that is what joe loved to hear. >> it is beautiful to find out how many people really love us, basically. >> reporter: 49 years have taken a toll. the doctor says joe needs to put down the waiting list and call it a day. >> will you miss the daily grind? >> we will. we make people happy, they give me a smile, thank you, joe, god bless you. tell hard to wake up one day and have nowhere to go. >> reporter: joe says it say bit like witnessing his own funeral. >> the comfort i am getting, it is unbelievable. >> reporter: the staff will get a couple weeks pay and all have new jobs lined up. this is the end of the line for cable car burgers. >> i get to say my good-bye. and people get to say good-bye and they don't have to drive for hours to find out i am closed. >> reporter: joe says he did not want to sell the business because he was afraid a ne

joe vasquez on the hunt for a killer. joe?>> reporter: this series of murders is sered into the consciousness of the people who lived here. we are hearing from the reno police department it was dna evidence collected on the scene of a murder there back in 1976 that now appears to be connected to five murders here. read through the old browning clippings and you can piece together the story. michelle mitchell was driving her bug when it broke down. her body was found in a nearby house. her hands tied and her throat slit. >> the crimes were all very similar. >> reporter: now the fbi is saying they have new evidence linking the killer in that unsolved murder case to five female murders killed in the same time cross-claim. they were all brunettes with their hair parted down the middle. all stabbed to death. they are named the gypsy hill murders. starting this week, a team of police and federal agents will fan out and begin knocking on doors near all of the murder scenes hoping this new information will shake loose old clues. >> po

i'm joe kernen.istration is calling russia's advance in ukraine a brazen act of aggression. also threatening sanctions against the country. secretary of state john kerry is on his way to kiev to show support for the new leadership there in the face of russian military intervention. we'll have more on this in the next half hour. >>> and california governor jerry brown signed a $687 million drought relief package to deal with the water shortage that he called the worst in the state's modern history. the largest share of relief package, 549 million comes from accelerated spending of some bond money that voters previously approved in two ballot propositions. >>> and the drama "12 years a slave" won the academy award for best picture. it's the first movie from a black director to win the film industry's highest honor in the 86 years of the oscars. i think we're going to look at the futures. yes, let's take a quick look. we'll keep checking these all morning long. 152 points, sharply lower but stable. that

welcome to "morning joe."us on set, we have msnbc and "time" magazine -- >> that's something i would do. like i flip the pancakes. >> believe me, i've been there. >> we have with us "time" magazine senior political analyst mark halpern. mark? >> there you go. >> msnbc contributor mike barnicle. hello, mike. >> hello, mika. >> are you okay? >> i'm good. >> for "businessweek" josh green. good to have you all on board this morning. >> a quick question before you start with the news. all of the kids who gather around. can i ask mark halpern a question? >> make it true/false. >> true/false? i was wondering when the gary bauer pancake flipping incident was. was it '96? >> i think it was -- no, 2000. he ran against george w. bush. >> that's how we the new millennial? >> he was a pretty good candidate, gary bauer. >> he was a good candidate. >> like the pat buchanan of his era. agile. >> you look very nice today. what happened? >> is like mike huckabee going to run? >> i hope so. huckabee, santorum, mike pence. every

in one last time joes cable car restaurant has been an icon in san francisco joe has been serving up his fresh ground steak burgers scene 1965 he was even featured on food networks "diners drive in's and dives hosted by guy fieri. now after nearly 50 years, joe is hanging it up, and going out on his terms his regular customers are saddened, but made sure to come out for one last melt-in-your- mouth bite the white house is launching a march madness push to get people enrolled in obamacare. president obama's new campaign begins this week and is tied to the annual basketball bonanza. athletes and coaches will be part of the push to encourage americans to sign up for health care before the march 31-st deadline. those who don't sign up will pay a penalty. magic johnson, alonzo mourning and lebron james will help make the pitches on television, radio, digital, online, and social media. speaking of march madness.cal and stanford both hoping to make the tournament.but only one of them got in. jason has that story straight ahead. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two

welcome to "morning joe."ith us on set, pulitzer prize winner and columnist of "the washington post" and msnbc analyst, eugene robinson. >> i have to ask -- >> why don't people know when you're joking? you got ruined yesterday. you were good. >> i was making fun of myself yesterday. making fun of myself. >> and no one really noticed willie. >> i'm sorry, you're so sweet. >> what are you talking about? >> you were gone for a week. >> lashing out? >> i should have been more patient. >> can you tell us what you're talking about? >> no, that's all right. that would ruin the show. can you go to another show for that to actually know what we are talking about. >> dial 601. >> but a lot of people do know what we are talking about and you ought to clue in? >> do you have any idea what they are talking about? >> not really. >> i'm sorry you put yourself out there. >> that was yesterday. we kept going on and on. >> oh, that. >> you're talking about marsh? >> i talked about marsh bringing a ship down and intercepting an

"morning joe" starts now. thanks, gang. >> if the fda will propose larger boulder type for calories and for the first time consumers would know if foods had added sugars. >> calories are going to be really prominent. at a glance you can see the calories big and bold. >> nice try but the labels are not big and bold for americans to read through their eye fat. food labels only need to tell me three things, sweet or spicy, soft or crunchy, and which hole do i stick it! >>> good morning. it is thursday, march 6th. welcome to "morning joe," everybody. time to wake up! >> don't wake up! >> helping us do that just roll over and take a look at donny deutsche. here he is. >> wow. roll over? >> think of that waking you up every morning! because that is his dream. >> by the way, you're talking to a big audience out there. it's not my dream to roll over with everybody. >> i'm not sure about that, donny, but okay. >> so there are standards? suddenly? >> the bar is low. >> i'm sorry. >> but i can say this, mika. >> yes. >>

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. >>> se agota la paciencia de un juez que exige a joe arpaio que cumpla con ordenes del aÑo pasado.ado en una corte de arizona, un juez federal le exige que implementen cambios para eliminar el perfil racial. nos cuentan por quÉ se agota la paciencia del juez. >>> hoy se realizÓ una audiencia donde el juez le exige a joe arpaio y agentes que deben implementar cambios. que ordenÓ el aÑo pasado, debe realizar operaciones conforme a la ley. sin discriminar y tratar injustamente a inmigrantes hispanos. >>> nos dimos cuenta que el alguacil no era sincero al cambiar la agencia, levantamos una queja con el juez. >>> luego que el auxiliar de marico maricopa, hiciera criticas contra la orden del juez. contra los prpopios agentes. >>> en reuniones con oficiales, el sheriff dijo que no estaba de acuerdo con el orden de la corte, que era incorrecto, absurdo, que era como un insulto a los los oficiales. >>> en la audiencia donde estuvo el alguacil joe arpaio, y sheridan, admitieron cometer un error al hacer las criticas, y dijeron que no volvera a suceder. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> sin embargo

i'm sure i'll find a way to the other side. >> joe for governor.oe for governor. >> spread it around. >> run on a democratic ticket? >> democratic ticket? this guy's pretty sharp. you're sure you're who you are? you're not an imposter? huh? >> the inmates have this funny thing where they both despise him, but he's got kind of this celebrity status among them and they all want him to sign postcards for them and it's kind of like an exciting moment in their day when sheriff joe comes down. >> you should try the slop. >> what's the slop? >> the dinner we get. >> spaghetti and meatballs? >> probably not. >> i did have to give them television. the judge many years ago said you have to have tv and never said what to show. so i decide what to show. i'm sure not going to show this series to them. so i show them the weather channel, the food channel and c-span. really have to watch all these politicians. that's all they get. they're still getting television. >> and one of his latest innovations when we were there was this idea of this, what he called a chai

joe?e, the extraordinary history that iran has, i understand why you would feel the draw to go back home, especially because it's home, but i know a lot of people watching have -- a lot of people watching would be asking why would you take your infant child and your wife back to tehran two years after bloody crackdowns in the street when people were being killed for simply protesting and saying praise be to guide from the rooftop suddenly become subversive to this regime. >> i traveled to iran several times and even post the 2009 protests. i had gone back actually once. i recognize that there really wasn't a great danger and there really isn't a great danger for foreigners or for certainly not for infants there is no great danger in iran. the one one has to be careful which i was was not fall afoul of the authorities. in other words, not do anything i wasn't supposed to. when they told me they wouldn't give me a press permit and i wasn't allowed to work, i followed those rules and state qu

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i'm go to joe, dr.arson says we need to fight obamacare with the mid-term elections coming up, do you see democrats distancing themselves from this controversial law? >> look, democrats are supported are talking about working to fix it. they know it's less popular. no, no, they may know, they know it's going to be a problem for democrats in november. no denying that. but if that will be one issue, one part of the spectrum, there will be other issues to talk about. i thought ben carson, i thought the doctor actually put himself on the map and i don't think, i think a lot of people at cpac, you know, there is a draft, people talked about drafting them, didn't think he was necessarily interested. i think his speech today said he was. i think he put himself on the map. i think, look, there is tension on the republican party about pragmatism vs. principle. that fight has been going on, it's cost in the senate the last two cycles, their ability to win the senate. they may do it the same this year maybe they'l

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>> it's interest, joe. of course how much physical goods is exported are controlled by how much people want to buy abroad. and in that case, you think this number would tell you the rest of the world is collapsing, which it's not. imports in china grew 10%. these numbers are year-over-year numbers. the february export number fell by about half from the january number. big, big changes. the problem here is that the rmb is not convertible. that means for most businesses and people in china, it's not legal to own foreign currencies. what that means is, if you want to get money in or out of china, foreign assets, you have to find another way to do it. the other way to do it is over and under invoicing exports. it's an old game but it's been going on big time. let me tell you how it works. if i want to get money into china, i will -- i'm a chinese exporter, i will take my exports for $100 and i'll bill it for $200. my customer pays me the 200. 100 for my goods and 100 to invest for him. and so capital flows flow

joe vasquez has an update. joe? >> reporter: liz, the wind is whipping up a little bit. it is almost chilly tonight. it was a much different story at the height of this fire earlier today. let me tell you, we are learning from the chief that the heat was so intense it busted out windows in the apartment complex across the street and the embers from the fire actually flew some two blocks away and started a separate fire there. the chief tells us the fire is still burning right now and is not yet officially under control. >> through the night, we anticipate going ahead and putting ample amounts of water that are still going as we speak. various areas of the entire block there, we still strong winds a lot of pockets of heat. we continue to have operations through the night. >> reporter: as we mentioned, people are still out of their homes tonight. they are still working to try and get them back, but it could be some time. bottom line here, the fire is not under control, but they have it surrounded. >> all right joe, thank you. >>> and we will be right back. ,, i want you to

. >> i want to put on the record i'm a great admirer of joe biden. if hillary were not in the race, if he ran he could beat any of these republicans that are throwing their hats in the ring. they're all terrible. so more power to joe biden. however he can't run against her. he can't. the thing that hillary has is this sense of history and what the democrats have -- let's get back to 2014 because we're worried about 2014. but what they have in 2016 is an incredible demographic advantage that they can't squander. and hillary clinton's sense of history, her poll with woman, her consolidating the women's vote entirely on the democrat side, those are things that are going to be very powerful. the only way that joe biden could run against hillary would be to really run against hillary and really be the anti-hillary. that would actually require him running against barack obama. for him to really be -- you know, there's a line that glen thrush was really interesting, very well reported. there's a line in there where he's pondering maybe he would be populous

joe, what is the strategy? >> we don't advocate the legislature do things like that. we think we pass things that are soundly constitutional, and we'll see where the fifth circuit holds up the law, we think they will. family planning in texas has increased funding for family planning to record level, and more than 3,000 family planning providers across texas. we have to look at exactly what the legislature has been doing. that is protecting the health and safety of women, and providing women's healthcare. >> kimberly, where do you see this battle going? it's not just in texas. it's in many states. >> absolutely. it's across the country. my primary concern is that every woman should be able to make the decision for herself without political interference and the texas state legislature telling her where to get her healthcare. the reality whether these laws stand up to constitutional challenges women are being harmed today. women are being denied to healthcare that she needs about her future. it's shameful and unconscionable, and we in many organizations are organizing w

joe vazquez got an earful tonight. joe. >> bars all over are crowded tonight.ust try wearing the google glass. joe vasquez got an earful tonight. joe? >> reporter: liz, we are here at the willows. there, you can see the sign. no google glass. this isn't the only place with this policy. in fact, there is a new website with more details. the website that has a name we can't see on tv claims to be keeping a growing list of establishments that do not allow google glass. >> antiprogressive. >> reporter: the list appears two weeks after sarah slocum says a man at malitov's bar ripped it off her face. she recorded video of the people who attacked her. >> cameras are everywhere. this is the 21st century and this is just a part of the future. obviously, people are having a hard time adapting to it and accepting it. >> reporter: i checked with some of the bar on the list and a couple of them told me they don't have an antigoogle glass policy. they have an anticamera policy. a man was told he couldn't come in wearing google glass, but the manager here said it wasn't becau

can replace joe. an icon in this part of san francisco and the burgers are pretty good, too. >> really, it is really good. the best place ever. >> reporter: that is what joe has always loved to hear. >> it is beautiful to find out how many people really love us, basically. >> reporter: but 49 years have taken a toll and the doctor says joe needs to put it down and call it a day. will he miss the daily grind? >> very much. very much. we get people they are happy, they give flee a smile. thank you, joe, god bless you and it will be hard to wake up one day and i have nowhere to go. >> reporter: jo says it say bit like witnessing his own funeral. >> the comfort i am getting, some tears, it is unbelievable. >> reporter: the staff will get a couple week's pay and have new jobs lined up. it is the end of the line for the cable car burgers. >> i get to say my good-bye and people get to say good-bye. they don't have to drive two hours and find out that i am closed. >> reporter: he did not want to sell the busi

but joe biden isn't dick chaney.d themselves that joe biden a two-time vice president untainted by scandal serving a president that's deeply popular within their party, they have to remind themselves that joe biden might be interested many being president himself. this extends to biden's own circle 0 friends and allies. the profile of the skrpt this yeek, politico's glen thrush reported that every one of the dozen friends i interviewed predicted he wouldn't run for president in 2016. we all know why this is of course. it's because everyone figures hillary clinton is going to run and nobody believes that biden will challenge her in a primary. this has nothing to do with whatever personal friendship exists between the two of them or any sense on biden's part that maybe hill vi a better fit for the job than he is. but it does have everything to do with some truly shocking numbers np the history of modern presidential politics, some truly understand precedented numbers. let's go back to 1986. this is the midway point of

teresa and joe have four daughters. gia, gabriella, alia and adriana. the older 13, the youngest 4. >> it's a lot of pressure when you're trying to make your kids feel safe. how do you do it? >> i'm a role model for them. i can't just be upset and crawl up into a ball and lock the door. >> reporter: when the door is shut and when they are in bed, do you get to do that? >> yes. and i do do that. i would be lying to say i didn't. >> reporter: as a convicted felon, joe, who was born in italy and is not a u.s. citizen could face deportation. have you two talk the about what that might mean for your family? >> i've been married to joe for 14 years. he's been here his whole life. so i guess that's something that his attorney is going to deal with. >> reporter: today their attorney said he would fight any attempt to deport the father of 4. >> i think it would be a grave injustice for him to be deported. it would be inhumane to the children and teresa for him to be deported. >> reporter: joe is facing up to 46 months in prison.

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thank you, joe. are you dressed?reme makeovers, "morning joe" edition right here. >> richard, how are you doing? >> wouldn't know. this thing called winter and snow. >> all right, let's get right to the ukraine. secretary of state john kerry is set to meet with his russian counterpart today to try and talk through mounting tensions in ukraine. yesterday secretary kerry visiting kiev bringing with him prayers for slain proeste estesd a $1 billion aid package. he responded to vladimir putin's perplexing news conference, saying military force remained an option but said no forces were occupying crimea. >> he denied there were any troops occupying crimea. >> he really denied there were troops into crimea? >> yes, he did. >> it's clear russia has been working hard to create a pretext for being able to invade further. so today in another part of this country, we're in a new phase of the struggle for freedom and the united states reaffirms our commitment to ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. according to inter

welcome back to "morning joe."e are still with us. >> a complete loser! >> look at the weather like that. t.j., please, could you put him up? i'm not talking about the good people of chicago. this was just a slight at that man. good lord. way to go, t.j. he goes for the coffee slurp. from chicago's institute of politics, which i want to go see -- >> any time, we'd love to have you. >> the kids would love you there. >> msnbc contributor, david axelrod. and chief white house correspondent and political director and host of "the daily rundown," chuck todd. >> chuck, a lot to talk about. the nbc/wall street journal poll, not great news for democrats. let's talk about the special election last night. on the republican side going up against the best the democrats had, it was some would say -- republicans say a referendum on obamacare. the republican won. break it down for us. >> was it? >> the basic question was going to be can a campaign overcome a troubled atmosphere? i think in this test, in this one place, atmosphere