>> so, this is joe jackson's last contract. is is 1920. >> remember, nobody has seen another autographed shoeless joe picture. but steve can compare the writing to various legal documents that the illiterate jackson did sign. >> through the years i've been able see a handful of joe jackson signatures we've deemed authentic, and i'm able to look at certain tendencies joe jackson has. so, that autograph has to talk to me. if you want to go ahead and put it in... >> we put a copy of the signed photo into this contraption, called a video spectral comparator. >> you'll see things you can't see with the naked eye... >> let's see. >> ...you could see with this. and here we go. i'm gonna drop the magnification to 8. >> it's very "csi." >> and we start to look at the formations here of the letters. you can see where he's really -- he labored. >> he had a very hard time even writing an individual letter. >> he did. >> how do you distinguish the signature that we look at and the real deal? >> so, we take the photo back, and we take a look

joe torre. they're like, "yo, michael jackson!" ( laughter ) and we were like...suspicious. and so, they brought us out of the dugout, and they separated us. and they started grilling us. and this other person that was with us, this other producer, started crying. >> stephen: aww. >> don't ever cry under questioning. we went to jail. >> stephen: you went to jail, like cuffs, like jail? >> i went to jail in the bronx on a friday night. if you go to jail in the bronx friday night, you don't get out till monday morning. so-- >> stephen: were you in the same cell as michael jackson? >> yes, they called us-- yes. it was me, michael jackson, and three other people. so they called us "the jackson five." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: that's the best producer story i've ever heard. >> yeah, i am permanently banned from yankee stadium. i have a thing that says, "you may not ever go back in yankee stadium." but i've been back already! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good for you. now, you're in the "baywatch" thing. are you-- are you, like, o

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jackson. okay. calling out scalise on his race record, reid also attacked scalise's record in a tweet just a did a before. but joerough over at msnbc, he's a colleague, he says he is appalled by these attacks on steve scalise, tweeting out this? if you're attacking steve scalise's voting record right now, do yourself a favor and stop right now. i cannot believe what i'm seeing. what's your reaction, kevin? >> same thing. i mean, you're watching the democrats do the wild thing. they're blaming the gop that a bernie sanders supporter, which of course is a leftist asked and then shot him up. and then the narrative has been, and you know this from the election, the right are the ones causing all the trouble and the ones who are so dogmatic that we would go after liberals. and the daily caller had an article just recently, and i believe there were something like 17 attacks of people wearing a trump hat or trump shirt or something like this. so what we're seeing is the ideologues are truly on the left. you look at what happened with milo at berkeley or myself who don't even get invited to speak at colleges, the outcome

before we toss it over to "morning joe," let's get a check on the stories you'll hear about in the day ahead. >> when we start at the white house, we find nbc's hallie jacksonpresidents day ahead. hallie, good morning. >> reporter: here at the whois it's day two of what advisers like to call infrastructure week, the president pushing his plan to help rekbild the country essentially. he gets on the road tomorrow. today he's here at the white house talking about his agenda and priorities and meeting with congressional leaders. that's going to be something to watch. expect health care to be a major topic of conversation, particularly as you are seeing some senators skeptical that any action can actually get done at some point this summer. despite that being the hope, of course, from some of the house as well as members of the white house here. we're also watching the see anymore fallout from those travel ban tweets from the president, whether those words could potentially come back to haunt him as the case makes its way through the supreme court now. big day here at the white house, lewis, back to you at 30 rock. >> our thanks to hallie jackson for that report

jackson had no issues with flights coming in from overseas. while the talk yesterday was president trump's vulgar attack on the co-anchors of "morning joe" the frontork daily news" reads simply "humiliation." on capitol hill members of the president's party, many of whom his white house is trying to broker deals with reacted in dismay. senator lisa murkowski tweeted stop it, the presidential platform should be used for more than bringing people down. tweeting that the president office's handle, do you want to be remembered for youror your accomplishments. congressman barbara, republican of virginia, the tweets went too far. please stop. more spoke out worried about the agenda and the example being set by the president. >> the president of the united stat states, the best of behavior. he should be an example for children. he should be an example for all of us. >> this is madness. it's maddeningly frustrating because this is beneath the dignity of the president of the united states, or at least it should be, and it's a distraction, and it really ultimately starts to undermine the president's ability to get his agenda done. >> this is not about polic

democratic congressman sheila jackson lee calling on president trump to resign after the president added fuel to his ongoing media feud by taking to twitter and knocking msnbc host joeough and mika brzezinski. i heard poorly rated with this. @morning_joe speaks badly of me (don't watch anymore). then how come low i.q. crazy mika, along with psycho joe, came.. ...to mar-a-lago 3 nights in a row around new year's eve, and insisted on joining me. she was bleeding badly from a face-lift. i said no! yuck. those words have gotten various criticisms. msnbc fires back to public statement. it's a sad day for america when the president has petty, personal attacks instead of doing his job. the media fired the first shots. >> was the only person that i think, and everybody that works from, i am a woman and i've heard about it multiple times, times, -- >> martha: the show was openly hostile to the president on a fairly daily basis. watch. >> i think he such a narcissist. it is possible that he is mentally ill in a way. if this is on the table, this is okay to say, he's not well, at the very least he's not well. this is unprecedented. to have a president that behaves this way. it

jackson is off today. the senate self-imposed deadline is today. rushing to get a new bill off for review. what the president's proposing the senate do now if they can't all agree. >>> "morning joem. can this administration get back on message? >>> and this hour a crucial meeting with the key partner. president trump and south korea's new president in the oval office. we'll bring that to you when it happens. our team up and raring to go this morning. we'll start with that firestorm with the presidential tweets directed at mika brzezinski and joe scarborough. this morning mika responded to the president's attack. >> my family brought me up really tough. this is absolutely nothing for me, personally. but i am very concerned to what this, once again, reveals about the president of the united states. it's strange. big picture, my father just passed away. my mother had two heart attacks and my daughter just lost a friend. those are the things i'm really worried about. those are the things that deeply impact me and leave me thinking about at night and hurting and worrying and thinking about the future. the president's tweets, whether they're personally aimed at me or aimed a