joe robinson is author of "eating on the wild side. the missing link to optimum health."s will probably change the way i buy my groceries reading this book. >> i hope so. >> you said we've been breeding the nutrition out of our foods not for the last 50 or 100 years but for 10,000 years. >> that's right. we used to eat wild plants and wild game for 98% of our time on this planet and then 10,000 years ago we became farmers and looked at each other and said we can do better than this bitter food we're eating, this chewy tough food, let's go gardening, but what we did was we selected the sweetest, the lowest in fiber, the lowest in antioxidant, and highest in sugar foods that we could find because we like the way they tasted, same as we do today. >> i think this is so timely. and you brought some examples, again, these are common foods that people might buy. what should we know about some of these foods? >> something important to know is that plants are not creating these antioxidant for us. they're doing it because they have to defend themselves against the sun and other ex

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joe." eugene robinson is still with us.ng us at the table, we have the managing editor of "fortune" magazine, andy serwer. thank you for pointing out lee's review. i'll take a look. treasury analyst steve rattner, back with us to talk about the market. and also with us, the moderator of "meet the press," david gregory. joe, one of the more annoying parts of flying could be changing, which will be good news for us because i don't like -- i don't like what happens sometimes when we're flying. "the wall street journal" reports that the faa is expected to walk back some of the rules on using personal electronic devices. it will probably mean you won't have to turn off your kindle during takeoff and landing. you won't have to get off the phone, joe, or stop texting. they're not expected to change the rules on flights on in-flight phone calls. the exact changes will not be announced until the end of september. end of september. >> you're actually talking about me. >> yes, i am. >> you know, mika, i am not a psychiatrist or psycho

. ♪ >> joe: let's look at the starting lineups for the cardinals brought to you by taco bell. sometimes you got to live mas. >> carlos beltran, matt holliday, shane robinsonand here is martin perez making his second start of this season. just called up and here he is on a saturday night. >> tim: this is one of the cutest scouting reports we've had. why? because a.j. pierzynski said i've never caught the guy so i don't know anything about him. i don't know anything more than you do. so i'll find out with you. he broke his arm in spring training, that's why a.j. didn't catch him and good numbers in the minor leagues, he was 9-1. >> joe: carpenter takes a strike. the rangers really need martin perez right now. they need him to continue doing what he was doing at triple a where he was 4-0 with an e.r.a. just over 1. and you can see he's got good stuff. he's got a good, live fastball. mid 90s there and it's quickly 0-2. >> tim: talking to mike maddux, pitching coach for the rangers, he said you don't worry about his arm but you do worry about him getting too excited. really got to relax. >> joe: able to relax to make the catch here is murphy out in left. one o

joe." nicolle wallace is still with us and joining the table is maggie haberman of politico and from the "the washington post" eugene robinsonligence community, senator angus king. obviously, a lot to talk about this morning. it's on the front page of all the papers. "usa today" secretly gathering web data. "the wall street journal." you can go to other papers. "the washington post" also talking about as well. u.s. mines internet firm data. and the "usa today," a picture of president obama spying eyes. the scope of this program has shocked many yesterday. "the new york times" came out, gene robinson, "the new york times" saying the president lost all credibility and a couple of hours added a line on this issue. >> right. >> i'm curious what your take is. we have heard so long the bush administration overreached. it now appears that this has been at least maintained, possibly expanded, but what bothers me is having senators saying this is much to do about nothing and this has been going on six, seven years. really? that's great. do you think you might have told us? now they are saying we should have a full robust open debate

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joe." mike barnicle and richard haass are back with us and joining us from washington, associate editor of the "washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinsongo, former senior adviser to president obama, director of the university of chicago's institute of politics and msnbc contributor david axelrod. good to have you all onboard this morning. i want to get right to our top story and we have foreign policy news to get to. >> we do. sure. yes. >> we will not waste our time, richard. we will get there. senator frank lautenberg of new jersey died yesterday after complications with pneumonia. considered one of the most productive members of the senate, lautenberg was a staunch advocate for stricter gun control laws even coming to the senate floor in a wheelchair to cast his vote for expanded background checks. now, governor chris christie is tasked with appointing lautenberg's replacement. and yesterday the republican governor gave an impromptu tribute to the long time democratic senator. >> it's no mystery that senator lautenberg and i didn't always agree. in fact, it probably is more honest to say we very often didn't agree. and we had some p

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