. >> macy's, kohls, trader joe's, barnes & noble, costco, all simon malls closed.ave to wait until black friday to score black friday prices. >> the good news about shopping early, a lot of major retailers are offering big sales right now. i'm also hearing that the number of deals over black friday/cyber monday will be fewer. >> thanks to all that supply chain drama. >> have a plan b. maybe do a digital gift like a subscription box or maybe do a gift card. >> the rules for all of santa's helpers and the biggest gift givers of the holiday season looking pretty different this year. you won't end up on the naughty list just because you can't find exactly what you're liking for. >> i hope not. i hope everyone's heard me say this at least once by now. you need to be flexible. you can get personalized gift cards with your own photo on them to give to people, you know, and that's fun. >> you guys are both getting gift cards with this mug on it. cvs, kroger, rite aid all staying open. if you're used to crossing things off your holiday shopping list on thanksgiving day you

oh, come back, no president joe barnes delivered his thanksgiving speech with the message, america's back. it was far from a typical national holiday with that ongoing pandemic and inflation of 3 decayed high are looking at how song prices have affected the celebrations. he is. ask your title this thanksgiving. it wasn't the talk he hoping for a pardon, but the president, because at this boy, the only thing that's not been hit by a patient us. i'll biden's ratings, but don't worry because his right hand woman has a slight grasp of yes, you prices have gonna yes, they have probably why come? and i decided to take advantage of a walk ship to paris to drop a cool $400.00 on a single cooking pot. so much better than over paying back home. now the average american though decided to reuse lost his pot for this year's turkey to keep the price of the thanksgiving meal down. but it still ended up costing 20 percent more than in 2020. so maybe if they'd listen to the mainstream media's top tips, they could saved a dollar or 2, perhaps forgo the turkey. bear with me, i know that is the staple o

and i don't think joe biden, thanks much about the border at all. liverpool and england football legend, john barnes is the star guest next on the alex summon, shelf couch the chat, and it is a lively lawn ahead in lawrence ah, what happened? i make no city, no born is a piece of advice as a marriage. we don't have a therapy, we don't of the, maxine, the whole world needs to be ready. people are just, you know, come with them, we can do better, we should be doing better. every one is contributing each away. we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is granted, the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. oh when i was showing wrong, when i was just a to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. oh, i use well kinda said alex savage. sure. for a special program featuring, perhaps the most naturally gifted footballer ever to dornen england, jersey. and certainly the score of the most memorabl

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you'll go the other way. [ laughter ] "west virginia senator joe manchin is reportedly in talks for a book deal. the book will be sold at barnesle. [ laughter ] i mean, can you imagine sitting and writing a joke where the punch line is "ignoble"? 'cause we don't even hear it right. that was written by matt there he is. [ laughter ] i mean, that's the haircut of a guy who isn't reading the room [ laughter ] "today --" oh, boy, this one "today was national louisiana day. uh-oh! i forgot to "bayou" something. [ audience groans take a look at bryan yeah [ laughter ] "according to a new survey, nearly 25% of americans believe or are unsure if the coronavirus vaccine contains a microchip the only way to find a microchip is to turn the bag upside down and pour it directly into your mouth. here's the most shocking -- there's something truly shocking about that joke. at the bottom of each of these, i have asked our head writer, alex baze, to write who wrote them, so that i can, you know, shame them the bottom of this card, it says, "karen and ian." [ laughter ] it was a collaboration to get that joke, we had to pay two salaries [ laugh

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stretcher and say i am here for the economy, he left the barn door open so long that we are in a difficult situation. you have to remember though joe, this is not inflation in isolation. this is completely tied to covid. the government did not know it was going to be a rocky recovery, that's why we got three stimulus checks and expanded child tax credit is providing the families over 60 million children right now, on average $430 a month. the government provided cushion knowing it would be difficult. one may say what is it going to do to people on fixed income? come next year, the social security payment and fixed payment is going to go up to account for inflation. it's not like the government is turning the other cheek and say oh, nothing is happening here. they're taking action. it's going to be a complicated recovery but it's also al good one. the economy is going strong. >> economy is moving in the right direction in a lot of areas but a lot of concerns, i ask you in the business community of the people you talked to, how concerned are they that the federal government as you said pump trillions of dollars into the economy durin

. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >>> 44 past the hour. welcome back to "morning joed vaccine for children aged 5 to 11. the agency's director gave the final sign-off last night, making 28 million children eligible to get their shots starting today. the white house released a statement shortly after the approval, which reads in part, quote, we have received a -- we have reached a turning point in our battle against covid-19. authorization of a safe, effective vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. it will allow parents to end months of anxious worrying about their kids and reduce the extent to which children spread the virus to others. it is a major step forward for our nation in the fight to defeat the virus. >> really good news for a lot of parents, worried about sending their kids to school. what the kids pick up. >> that's how adults get it. kids bring it home. >> right. you know, in the 1918/1919 pandemic, a lot of that was spread. >> yeah. >> by schools opening. i mean, that's how a lot of things get spread around that way. this will be good news. >> this could be t

starting to get out of the barn, and pretty soon, you're going to see the most extreme members of the republican party inside the house caucus dominating what goes on there. >> i agree, joe. it's painful to watch some of the republicans pledge loyalty to a person they know is wrecking the party they grew up in. kevin mccarthy, it is hard to feel sympathy for him, given some of the leadership he's shown, but many republicans who know better just feel that they cannot break free of trump's influence, his gravitational field. as we head toward 2024, i think there will be more attempts to rebel. you begin to see republicans speaking out a little bit in private conversations with people like me, saying, you know, "don't bet on trump being the nominee." but i think just generally, there is a sense of people feeling constricted. trump, of course, loves the attention. trump will go anywhere, enforce anybody. he just wants to be back in the news. meanwhile, republicans in congress, republican leaders around the country, i think, are just desperately trying to figure out a way. is there a path for the party that has some independence from trump? >> willie, you have, specifically,

barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >>> welcome back to "morning joecaffolding coming down around the rockefeller center christmas tree. the lighting will be one week from tonight. as we head into this holiday weekend, more the half the states in the country are seeing spikes in covid. health officials are pushing for all adults to get booster shots. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has details. >> relax, relax. >> reporter: the race to vaccinate hitting new benchmarks, just as travel begins to surge and new infections start to mount. for three weeks, average inoculations topped 1 million a day for the first time since spring. now, it's boosters making up the majority of jabs, with thanksgiving and family gatherings two days away. >> not only do boosters work, they work better than the peak dose, the peak response after the second dose. >> reporter: it comes just as new infections and hospitalizations climb nationwide. pushing some ers back to the brink all over again. despite the troubling trend, there are ways to protect your family. >