that's evidence and that's evidence of description that joe scarborough has been using on this show over and over again as a no nothing party. they are advocating their responsibility, 2002 republicans in the house of representatives basically seated at the power of the house. we need to understand that for what it's. it connects for what jean was talking about the last hour about the republican party refused to take on the responsibilities of their oath. nine voted to hold bannon in contempt. 202 members of the house of representatives in the republican party abdicated their responsibility yesterday. >>> senator sinema maybe ready to make a deal, ways and means committee chair. congressman told reporters that

that's evidence and that's evidence of description that joe scarborough has been using on this show over and over again as a no nothing party. they are advocating their responsibility, 2002 republicans in the house of representatives basically seated at the power of the house. we need to understand that for what it's. it connects for what jean was talking about the last hour about the republican party

. >> juanita tolliver, i want to read a tweet from the joe scarborough.ch mcconnell does what it takes to win. democrats should feel free to do the same. if they can't even make an exception for voting rights, they aren't tough enough to run the senate. joe scarborough is essentially making the point, if you're not going to act, right, then in a way, maybe you deserve to lose the majority. in the senate as a democrat. especially on something as important as voting rights. >> yasmin, i rarely agree with joe, but this is something that i have been saying since it became clear that democrats would have control of the senate. i said, act accordingly. that means, those ruthless tactics that mcconnell has used to force through judges and tax bills to get his agenda done. take some notes, apply those notes and get this done because failure is not an option here for democrats. how could you possibly go back to voters in this midterm or even in 2024 and say, hey, you gave us the house, the senate, and the presidency, and we still couldn't deliver for you, and abso

. >> joe scarborough, we'll see you in a moment. >> be strong, be strong. >> i am trying. be brave. putting up with our state of depression of where the red sox are. down three games to two. we are looking forward to fort myers, thank you all for waking up "way too early" with us on this depressing thursday morning. joe scarborough is here and it's an important "morning joe" starts right now. >>> we made progress since the voting rights passed, towards quality for work for a perfect union is never ending. we'll continue to build on the legal equality run by the civil rights movement to help ensures every person enjoy this opportunity that this great land opportunity offers. >> in 2006 president bush signed into law in extension of the voting rights act, something approved by the senate days early by a 98-0 vote. fast forward to 2021 where senate republicans and the filibuster won't even allow a debate on the issue, let alone a vote. hopefully my husband deceded. >> good morning, along with joe and me and jonathan lemire and president of the national action network, reverend al sharp

have internet, some people can't afford it, people should google, use your google machine as joe scarborough scawls it, who is backing senator sinema and senator man manchin in regards to big corporate money. this infrastructure bill will be for the constituents or the majority of americans. and voters should really be thinking carefully about what to vote for manchin. again, west virginia is in bringing big problem trubl in a lot of areas -- trouble in a lot of areas. why manchin is standing in the way of benefiting the majority of people, as well as in arizona, people should look at that really closely. host: that's kathleen in ohio. a similar sentiment from tony in brooklyn who says this. why not just leave arizona and west virginia out of the human infrastructure bill? supreme court's new term we mentioned earlier begins on monday. this is "politico's" reporting of a speech by justice alito. speaks out on texas abortion case and shadow docket. justice samuel alito leaped into a political fray over the supreme court on thursday. lashing back at critics who accused the justices of increasi

a reminder, that's joe scarborough's favorite pitcher in baseball.re goerg up for tonight's win or go home game six of the alcs game in houston. boston will look to draw against the astros three years ago when they won games three, four, five on the road in minute made park to get to the world seriesthan >>> now to bronx. to cleveland t browns ride a backup. quarterback case keenum threw for nearly 200 yards in a touchdown while third string running back johnson rushed for 146 yards. yes, i picked him up for my fancy team this week and he's in my lineup. the browns beat the broncos, 17-14. the timetable for the return of mayfield sun clear. he suffered a fracture in his non-throwing shoulder in addition to the torn labrum he's been playing with. >>> two house democrats have sent a five-page letter asking commissioner roger goodell to produce by november 4th, quote, all documents and communication in connection with the investigation over concerns about what appears to be widespread abusive workplace conduct at the washington football team and about t

. >>> joining us now is our joe scarborough. >> there he is.> we just talked to jen psaki about democrats and the ability they hold, barely. they seem to be struggling to get ahead of these deadlines and the governor's race and ahead of the president's trip to europe. what are they doing right and wrong here? >> we talked about the importance of progressives and they played it well for quite some time. they been patient, they have been quiet while most of the world focused on two moderate senators. we are past the time of sort of the sell-by date on these negotiations. the time is for democrats to move is now. they can worry about the legislation if they want to. everybody believes since i have been in room where people are screaming and yelling of their piece of legislation and what they need to do. right now they need to come together and they need to come together quickly. they have been talking to the media about this instead of being behind closed doors for months. they have been talking about what they need for months. they have been maki

i think it's perfectly fair, it's refreshing to hear people like joe scarborough at least try to say trying to cover up for him because of his stance on the nra and other things over the years. howie: the question is, who has the responsibility morally and legally. the coverage took a negative turn when david hall, we learned from news reports, had been fired two years ago from a movie where there were accidental gun charges. >>> i'm not prejudging the case. shouldn't that be where the media scrutiny goes? >> i think that's right. and the la times and some other publications that focus on hollywood very closely were breaking stories almost immediately about some crew discomfort in the days leading up to this tragedy with safety on set, for example. you just mentioned another one of the stories and so i do think that this is an industry that has a lot of people focused on it right now. this is not about alec baldwin. this isn't about a person who has been a political sort of figure for lack of a better term. this is a about an industry that has a practice that does not appear to be en

that's evidence and that's evidence of description that joe scarborough has been using on this show overatives basically seated at the power of the house. we need to understand that for what it's. it connects for what jean was talking about the last hour about the republican party refused to take on the responsibilities of their oath. nine voted to hold bannon in contempt. 202 members of the house of representatives in the republican party abdicated their responsibility yesterday. >>> senator sinema maybe ready to make a deal, ways and means committee chair. congressman told reporters that he met with sinema about back tg agenda. he made the case for keeping the tax hike and the international minimum tax package. sinema did not agree nor did she push back. >> followed by an extension of the child tax credit and an expansion of paid medical leave. the congressman says he left the meeting optimistic that a deal can be reached. there is joe manchin who says slow down, slow it down. >> first of all, that's enigma of sinema. but, yes, we heard from senator manchin yesterday telling reporters

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i will say this, joe scarborough, thank you for being on this morning for my first show officially. thank you for watching. mika, what's next? >>> good morning, welcome to "morning joe," it's tuesday october 26th and along with joe and willie, we have the new host of "way too early," jonathan lemire and our msnbc's contributor, katty kay is with us and our eugene robinson joins us. joe, we got a big morning ahead, a number of developing stories we are following. it's good to have jonathan aboard. >> jean robinson, i want to follow a conversation. there is a time to negotiate and bargain and hackle. we are seeing the outline of the reconciliation bill, we are close to that now. what democrats need right now is understand that nothing succeeds success because they need to pass that massive bipartisan infrastructure bill, get the great buzz from it two or three days and follow-up. they're all bathing in the collective glory of that, then they pass the reconciliation bill on saturday, good headlines on sunday and help terry mcauliffe and other democrats on tuesday. >> every democrat i ta

but you told joe scarborough when you worked with vice president biden and president obama that theyt do everything you wanted but in every instance they listen to you we know with the exit from afghanistan and the chaos that we saw, that president biden did not listen to the generals do you agree with that >> joe, thanks for the kind words about me, first. they did listen to me. again, they didn't always do what i recommended i think that's what happened i wasn't in the room for this latest iteration but my sense is that the military leadership, dod, got the chance to voice their positions. but the president is not necessarily in a position to accept those and follow those recommendations. it's to find the best military advice and then the commander in chief has to make the best military decision. where i would have been upset is if i felt like they didn't give me a hearing >> having given blood, sweat and tears and what we went through for 20 years, what's your feelings for the way things ended there, general must be -- you tell me, what are your feelings for the way things ended t

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guest: cornelius who is a democrat watches joe scarborough who is a independent and he watches fox newsnt. democratic people who don't see themselves reflected in the media will end up going increasingly to republicans and independents to get the news which is so strange. it's kind of like when you saw donald trump run away with the working class. wait, that's supposed to be our thing, you know. i think the reason there wasn't a lot of coverage of colin powell is because it didn't really fit into the narrative and that's the problem with this, we're so heavy on culture wars and there's so little room for anything that doesn't fit our narrative. host: in the book you have a breakdown of the audiences for certain personalities for anchors and what did you find? income levels and who they watch because you had working class watching a fox news anchor and chris matthews, for example, as well. guest: it is so interesting, one thing the right has done is unite different levels of income around cultural issues, right? so when you say "working class in america" there's two ways to interpret tha

guest: cornelius who is a democrat watches joe scarborough who is a independent and he watches fox newsoint. democratic people who don't see themselves reflected in the media will end up going increasingly to republicans and independents to get the news which is so strange. it's kind of like when you saw donald trump run away with the working class. wait, that's supposed to be our thing, you know. i think the reason there wasn't a lot of coverage of colin powell is because it didn't really fit into the narrative and that's the problem with this, we're so heavy on culture wars and there's so little room for anything that doesn't fit our narrative. host: in the book you have a breakdown of the audiences for certain personalities for anchors and what did you find? income levels and who they watch because you had working class watching a fox news anchor and chris matthews, for example, as well. guest: it is so interesting, one thing the right has done is unite different levels of income around cultural issues, right? so when you say "working class in america" there's two ways to interpret t

but people should google, via their google machine and joe scar scarborough calls t. look up who is backing senator sina and senator manchin in regards to big corporate money. this infrastructure bill will be for the constituents, for the majority of americans, and voters should really be thinking carefully about watching the vote from manchin and sinema again. again, west virginia is in big trouble in a lot of areas. why manchin is standing in the way of benefiting the majority of people, as well as in arizona, people should look at that really closely. thank you. host: kathleen in ohio. a similar sentiment from tony of brooklyn who says this. why not just leave arizona and west virginia out of the human infrastructure bill? supreme court's new term we mentioned earlier begins on monday. this is "politico's" reporting of a speech by justice athleteo. athleteo speaks out object texas abortion case and shadow can docket. justice samuel athleteo leak -- alito leaped into a political fray lashing back at critics who accused the justices of increasingly issuing momentous