meanwhile joe scarborough placing the blame on the universities. >> we're no longer going to let youof poor students, middle class students and taxpayers. we need to say that to the universities that are actually putting out degrees that are worthless in subjects that are worthless that are raking in millions and millions of dollars. then you add the predatory lending rates on top of that and the system is just a disaster. >> sandra: tammy bruce, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation. great to have you here. i know you look into a lot of matters like this. listening to joe scarborough there, agree with his politics or not i think that message resonates with a lot of folks in this country. >> we don't hear a lot and most americans agree on crime, economics, on scams. nobody wants that. but he says it's a disaster but only for some. not for the elite. it has become almost like a holding pen. so joe biden gets plopped in there while they hold him until his next position as a mascot comes up. in this case it happened to be president as opposed to vice president. you have to keep people r

joe scarborough said channels must be used to go after angry people on news.s he forget that he is on cable news products at least biden has dementia, what is his excuse? say hello to bonnie and -- clyd. why is that -- by his own reasoning he and his wife shoul serve life sentences although that would be cruel and unusual punishment for the guards. there's ever. a pattern. the facts are never trooper trump said you should drink bleach, drum said you should find people born. and then the freaks come out an say the walls are closing in. this looks worse than watergate. this could be the thing that really takes him down here. this could be the thing that really takes him down. left mac. >> i just look at him and i think, turn. i'm not going to say it. >> he does not look like one. >> he does not look like one no even close then the truth comes out and it isn't within media wants so they turn their angry gaze to you you become the threat. that's when the people with the phones tuneup and now the crime that started it all isn't that important anymore. is the backla

joe scarborough was accused of committing murder while serving in congress -- without being charged or even investigated. no one is above the law. remember that. there was a lot of posturing in the days after the raid. it didn't make sense, even propaganda hass to add up. puck 2 + 2 = 9 doesn't convince anybody. they really thought that donald trump possessed documents of imminent danger to the united states of america, then why did they wait a year and a half to do anything about it? why did they wait until 90 days before a midterm election that do polls are suggesting they will lose? it makes sense. the question answers itself. despite the appearance, the radon mar-a-lago is not an act of law enforcement. it was an attack, a power grab. the raid on trump's home was "exactly what it looks like, to show -- the opposition leader and his bodyguard." if this happened in another country -- "it would be the act of a dictator." as un-american, you don't want to believe it, you hear the essential fact -- as a un-american, you don't want to hear it. joe biden was president -- the same week tha

we were told that joe scarborough among others had dangerous nuclear secrets in this document. have you seen any indication that that is true? >> tucker, the people that run the doj fetishize these markings in all this bureaucratic stuff they put out there. they have to do to justify their existence. no, there is no evidence of that in the unredacted affidavit, tucker. >> thank you fur that. great to see you tonight. >>> early this week a man called andrew tate was basically erased from the internet by all the big tech companies and some financial companies too. we wondered why. who is this guy? we sat down and talk to him. what don't they want you to hear from andrew tate? we played you a bunch of it last night. there is one part we haven't played about self respect and why that is so important. we thought it is worth showing it to you. we will when we come back. hi, i'm karen. i lost 41 pounds with golo and i've kept it off for a full year. i've been dieting for decades. with golo, i can enjoy my life. i don't feel like i'm restricted, i feel like i'm just living my life. >>>

and my colleague, joe scarborough said this. new york and heard the news with my parents on the car radio. my dad voted for nixon twice. and initially thought watergate was an east coast establishment getting back at him. dad sat in tears. he said, if he did half of what they accused him of, he should resign. pat fast forward, thinking of the modern day republican party. a former president who said he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and no one would care. how much has the party changed since then? >> it's changed in our society. it's changed. when i read that from our friend joe, i almost choked up to think how much things had changed since 1974. from here, donald trump has quite obviously at the center of a blueprint to take over the capitol, attack congress. probably a coup d'État against the united states. and claiming against all logic that he won the presidency in 2020 with anyone who is saying, we all know that that is not true. yet, in this subculture nowadays, because of fox news and other conservative news organizat

joe scarborough actually said that legal channels must be used to go after angryaf people on cable news. is he so stupid that he forgets he's on cable news and cornered the market in anger? yeah. is that stupid?d? at least biden has dementia. what's his excuse? it's tv pundits who say t outrageous things are criminals. say hello to bonnieo clyde. >> but why is by his own reasoning, he and the wife should serve life sentences, although that would be cruelth and unusual punishment forua the guards. so you notice there's a pattern to every story involving trump or for that matter, anyone the media despises. first, this story breaks and the facts are never true. ertrump says you should drink bleach. trump says there are fine people who are not my god, the border patrol are whipping migrants and the freaks come out and say, oh, the walls are closing in this looks like it's worse than watergate. and you know, this could be thee thing that really takes him down. >> you know, this this could be the thing that really takes me back . i , i , i just look at him and i think but but i'm not going to

sale, joe scarborough here. i think that is an important insight because a think a lot of people are expecting, whether their news organizations or supporters of president trump, who are expecting to see a lot from these documents that are going to be disappointed. first thing i want to underline is what you said and it is just so critical, we've been saying on the show for this show for quite sometime, no man is above the law and in this country you're innocent until proven guilty. i don't think we could underline that fact enough. and i would love for you to follow up on what you just said about the possibility that, yes, there may have been a crime committed, but that crime may not -- and i'm not saying this isn't the case, but we just need to lay this out. because i think at times, we, the media, have jumped the gun in the past. but a crime could have been committed. they could have presumed that a crime was committed by not necessarily by donald trump himself. >> there are so many things that we don't know.

what i'll say to joe scarborough, if somebody decides to show up on your door step and go there yourings and violate your privacy, i'm going to guess that you probably would consider that to be more raid-like than sunshine, lollipops and rainbows as if we should believe anything he says. i think that whenever you break down what exactly happened and what led up to this moment, martha, that is the most shocking part of all of this. of course, they took the 15 boxes of documents. we all know that from mar-a-largo. those documents had been in question apparently by the national archives. so the fact that you -- again, you have such a heavy-handed approach about documents when gosh, how many examples in the past to we have of people doing much worse things than this. we don't even know that donald trump did anything wrong. these are like clippings from newspapers. these are photographs. these are documents that he's allowed to take from the white house and he was fully cooperating with authorities. they came to his house unannounced and yes, the secret service got a heads-up, but unannou

. >> really quick, ink in o one sentence we are told at the outset by joe scarborough, among many otherst there were dangerouse g ot nuclear secrets in this trove of documents. have you seen any indication that that's true? >> t the doj, they fetishize these at markings and all thishi bureaucratic stuff they put out there, they have to ite. justifies their existence. no, there is no evidence of that in the unredacted affidavit. >> tucker, thankd affidavit, great hermitude. great to see you tonight. s ee youso early this week, a mand called andrew was basically andrew terased from the internel the big tech companies and some of the financial companies,why. too. >> and we wondered why, who is this guy? so we sat down and we talked to what don't they want you toto hear from andrew ? we played you a bunch of itnigh. last night. th haven't played abouter self-respect and why that's so important. and we thought it's worth showing it to you. and we will when we come back in just a minute, attention military personnel, families and civilians who were stationed or worked at camp lejeune from 1953

the word from joe scarborough, a man who was accused of committing murderugh while serving as a member of congress, yet somehow moved seamlessly to the msnbc lineup without being charged or even investigated. no one is above the law. chd or eveabremember that. so it was an awful lot of posturing in the days after the raid, but none of it was very effective because again, it didn't make sense. even propaganda has to add up. two plus two equals nine doesn't convince anybody nuclear secrets. if 2 the by = administration rey believe that they really thought donald trump possessed documents that posed an imminent danger to american national security, then you haveum to wonder why do they wat a year and a half to do anything about it? rwhy do they wait till 90 days before a midterm election, an electionai that polls suggest they will lose? it doesn't make a wave actually does make sense. in fact, the question answers itself. despite superficial appearances, the way to mar a lago was not anio act of law enforcement was the opposite of that. it was an attack on the rule of was a power grab,ce

i think that's exactly what joe scarborough was talking about a moment ago, is his fellow republicansovern. they didn't necessarily go into the minority. they did for a period of time. more than that, they realized how they could continue to return to power without representing a majority of the people. but i think that was the beginning of the serious dysfunction we see today. it got worse in various iterations in the years since then. >> dana, what was fascinating to me, at least when i was there, there were people who believed in balancing the budget. what shocked me is when i went back five years ago, the guys that were fighting and politically willing to die for balanced budgets, for budget surplus -- i mean, when i left, we had $155 billion in budget surplus. then you go through the bush years, record deficits, record debt. you go through the trump years, record deficits, record debt. i mean, my god, there was always a hard sigh to the rhetoric, but some things actually got done. i mean, as far as, there were at least some people who believed in what they claim to believe. now,

beautiful part of scarborough, maine named after joe scarborough who invented morning show.rning. borders can. >> ainsley: good morning, everyone. not true. false information. >> starting with fake news. >> brian: back inaction today. in terms of summer, things are going to get slow, especially with an election. nothing picks up until labor day and then this week happens. >> steve: boys are back in town. >> ainsley: only the fbi knew and next thing you knew a lot of breaking news. >> brian: this story is like taunting if you ask me. >> ainsley: hunter biden hopping on air force one alongside his father, president biden, and as the pair, they are departing for this lavish family vacation at key with a island. >> the get away you know where that is, right? >> i do. just days away after ransacked florida president trump's florida home it was indeed a raid. >> steve: joe and his family is in south carolina live in washington, d.c. with the developments on this thursday morning. kevin? >> great to be with you guys. the gang is all back together again. great to have you back in th

. >>> live picture of joe scarborough's hometown, pensacola, florida. news correspondent dasha burns. here in studio, senior national political reporter for nbc news, sahil kapur. let's begin in florida, where democrats are competing to take on incumbent republican governor ron desantis. one of the top contenders is charlie crist, the state's former republican governor what later became a democrat. his opponent is nikki fried. she's been out-spent on the airwaves, with crist saying he has what it takes to beat desantis. he points to his past as a republican and past election losses. what are you looking at this morning, shaq? >> reporter: good morning, willie. polls opened in florida a couple minute ago. they'll be open until 7:00 p.m. this evening and before hitting election day, more than 2 million floridians already cast their ballot, either in-person or by mail, concluding what has been this contentious primary battle between, as you mentioned, charlie crist and nikki fried. this is one we've been watching closely because it is going to determine wh

>> wacky joe and jack scarborough both have varitek jerseys.lemire has a varitek story, don't you, jonathan? >> i do, you'll recall in the early days of pandemic just home doing this by zoom, i had the photo of jason varitek punching alex rodriguez in the face on the ball behind me. >> american democracy. that's standing up to tyranny right there. >> liz cheney has nothing on jason varitek. i got a chance to meet the captain. i thanked him for the wins in the world series and thanked him for punching alex rodriguez in the face. i recognized him unlike that man. >> and you as have a picture of pedro throwing the beloved elderly don zimmer to the ground. violent assaults that shocked conscience of a nation. and jeter, and mariano, they play ball, they get out in the community, they don't punch elderly citizens, those are our guys. >> you know, you know, that was a low point. i mean, zimmer watching him -- he did have it coming. and it wasn't self-defense, lemire. for people who don't know about the varitek/a-rod deal, there was no punching in the