i'm like the anti-mika. you play those clips and i'm like this is just embarrassing. and then the hot pocket thing. >> what is the hot pocket? >> where's barnicle? >> that's a good question. he's reading mika's book in a bar right now, eat being fruits and vegetables. >> i do the audio version of

i'm young and trendy, you see, mika. that's what it's all about. it's all about being young and trendy. >> we'll see how big of a deal that becomes. >>> still ahead on "way too early," disappointing night for johnny football, the team that finally nabbed the heisman trophy winner three hours after the draft began. >>> it's one of those videos you're going to want to watch again and again and again. and wait until you hear the sound. that story -- what? that story and a check on weather when we come back. >>> one year and 11 months a couple of miles from here, the impeachment inquiry got under way. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com and i'm his mom at the dog park. the kids get trail mix, and here's what you get after a full day of chasing that cute little poodle from down the street. mm hmm delicious milo's kitchen chicken meatballs. they look homem

>> it's your birthday, mika! ♪ happy birthday, dear mika >> i got bill karins! >> i love it!s birthday suit. >> that's what he said after. >> i think he's already changing. >> i was going to say, it hasn't been the first time he's mead that offer. >> there's not much to see. >> wow. ♪ ♪ and seventy-seven thousand dollars per minute. that's what big oil made last year... now they're spending it to rig the system against you. pushing washington to cut american-made biofuels... bullying gas stations to use more of their oil... all so they get richer...and you pay more. truth is, biofuels are cleaner, better for your engine and less expensive. washington, don't let big oil rig the system any more. protect the renewable fuel standard. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate o

just like mika, he's obsessed. sorry. (whispering) hi, uh we need a new family plan. (whispering) how about 10 gigs of data to share and unlimited talk and text. (whispering) oh ten gigs sounds pretty good. (whispering) yeah really good (whispering) yeah and for a family of 4 it's a $160 a month. what! get outta here! (whispering) i'm sorry are we still doing the whisper thing? or? (whispering) o! sorry! yes yes! (whispering) we'll take it. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf

mika said he can't go.ur back was hurting, you had that fund-raiser for the poor children -- >> i did, i did. and i was crawling actually across the airport at laguardia, crawling on my hands and knees trying to get to the pay phones going "i must call claire." and here she is attacking me and it makes me sad. >> here she is, the democratic senator, claire mccaskill. >> oh, be quiet. you look wonderful. >> how about mika. >> mika, you look wonderful. >> i want to come out and make it up. work on the grounds crew or whatever. >> oh, yeah, yeah. sure. >> i'll clean out the sewer. whatever it takes. >> we can have you headline the fund-raiser at one my colleagues' democratic events. >> i can't go to any fund-raisers but if you host a chicken dinner at $25 a head, i can do that but you won't make any money. >> claire, i'm really sorry that my back hurt and my children really needed me. >> and hi, little boy,. >> hi, mama. let's end this here. let's end this here. >> a bigger question on benghazi, when are we go

and i'm sure there are many that we could think of, mika.ut you've seen a number of women take on increasingly responsible positions in the republican party. frankly our party has women, has minority leaders that i think ought to be looking at the national stage. >> so let's move on and get back to the economy. i want to talk about keystone. yesterday we had the ambassador of the united states from canada to come on. and it sounded like he was reading off republican talking points when he talked about 44,000 new jobs that would be created. talking about how it was more environmentally safe to have a pipeline than have this oil shipped in other ways. and then at the end, he held up a document and said all he was doing was quoting a state department report talking about why the keystone pipeline made so much sense. how important is it for us to go ahead and move forward with the keystone pipeline? and why is the president of the united states having such a hard time doing that despite what his own administration reports are showing? >> well, t

. >> mika, you are lovely. thank you are having me on. >> did you understand what he said? >> not a single word. >> as soon as the cameras go off, she's hammering me for information on norwich city. she knows more than she let's on. >> i do, i do.

mika, my question to you is, and then to mike, my question to you, mika, how can this president six yearst if there's this sort of mismanagement and then not demand a resignation six years in. i'm shocked. >> my only hope is that these problems are so deep rooted and they have been going on for so many decades, some of them, that perhaps he's doing the extra work finally needed to get to the root of the problem and maybe it just won't be one symbolic resignation but a complete overall, mike barnicle. that's all can i hope for. >> sadly, this is not a new problem. this latest speight of stories could have been written years ago. veterans go for 230,000 visits per day through that system. the system has already been breaking down for a decade. we've been at our latest war for 13 years. you have iraq and afghani veterans lined up to get to clinics. some p general shinseki, it sounds from the president's wording yesterday, as if he is on his way out the door. and, katty, the bureaucratic system in washington, sometimes we rely greatly, too greatly, on a person's past performance. general shin

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>> no, i don't. >> mika's been reporting this out.n the history of weddings. kim kardashian, kanye west. >> don't they already have a child? >> they do. north west. they did post some selfies here. some photos in the photo booth. >> who cares? >> she wore a dress and northwest wore a dress. jayden smith, look at what we have here. >> what's going on? >> will smith's child. >> white batman outfit. >> to the reception. >> it's memorial day so of course it's appropriate. >> is there any back story on that? >> could we just not? can we stop? >> here's what "the new york times" wrote about it. quote, two jackasses got married in italy saturday. sex-tape star kim kardashian and egotist kanye west. goes on to read the republic still stands. >> we today all are "the new york times." we all agree. >> i'm troubled by the white batman. >> serious problems. >> i'm just troubled by that. >> these people. >> projecting american power abroad. >> may i please go to break? >> kanye is certifiable. >> we have a big weekend ahead. believe it or not. you

brian sullivan, go ahead. >> thanks, mika.. >> the wall street journal reporting at&t has apparently approached directv about a possible merger. it would be about a $40 billion deal and it would create another cable/satellite behemoth that would rival our company, comcast. they have a co-branded deal, at&t, directv, internet. at&t talking to directv about merging and creating another tie-up. this would make it more complicated, all the fcc conversations that have been happening in washington, d.c. >> what's in it for at&t? >> what they get it tv. at&t has some small tv offerings. mostly they are the ent nintern say the directvs of the world. this would make at&t a television company, joe. >> brian sullivan, thank you. up next, a look at the best political side kicks of all time. keep it right here on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years,

. >> hey, there, mika. willie, how's the book tour going?our father and you the other day were unbelievable on "morning joe." it's just -- it's really inspiring. how's it going? >> thanks, joe. we're having fun. "good talk, dad" is the book we wrote together. i was just saying to mika it was like sitting around with family. think about getting to go out with your dad and talking about the best and funniest stories of your life. it's fun for people to talk about how much they love him. for me it's a great tribute to my dad. we're having a great time. >> your dad's like ali in his prime. you never get a good punch on him. you say a lot of nice things about him. and he just sort of brushes 'em off and comes back with a funny jab. what a hilarious guy. >> bye, guys. >> where you going? >> i don't know. i'm in a bunker. >> he's walked away from us. >> looks like jon hamm. i thought it was him for a second. >> he is so "mad men." i am going to do news and he will come back to the camera. an investigation. a four men have been charged for their rol

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>> not at the moment, mika.ans in the senate in november. >> not at the moment. >> i've got to quickly say al gore sr. used to say there's not a united states senator who's ever drawn breath that has not seen a future president looking back in the mirror when he shaves. >> and john mccain says the only thing that cures that is 'em -- embalming fluid. >> he did say not at the moment. >> there's no presidential campaign at the moment. >> if there was a campaign at this moment, sir, would you be in it? >> well, there is a campaign, but it's for the midterm elections and to try to win the majority in the senate, so that's the focus right now and then we'll worry about '16 after that. >> all right. let's talk keystone. there is a deal that can be made? by the way, we've been talking here on the set -- >> we've made the deal. >> we've done it. minimum wage increase over the years, keystone goes through. what do you think? >> well, i think you guys -- i've been listening to the discussion this morning and you've got a

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it's impossible, mika, to do her justice. 13 reading "i know why the caged bird sings" and the profound effect her life story had on me. just the devastation and trauma that she experienced at such a young age. and yet she was resilient and strong and proud and had the most elegant grace that i could imagine. so she was an inspiration not just to me, obviously, but to millions and millions of girls around the united states and around the world. and i think her legacy will live on through her words and her amazing ability to tell a story. >> joy? >> yeah. i agree. "i know why the caged bird sings" is one of those -- you know, you read it because we were assigned it in school. i read it on my own at a young age because it was so impactful. she did speak for particularly young black girls that have an invisibility problem in society. she spoke for us. i think for women throughout her career she was this trail blazer. she was this independent person who was doing things that let alone black women or women, period, weren't doing.

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when you wake up, nicole and mika are talking about dresses. >> and jurs.n i ask you something? have you or a member of your family been injured on the job? >> yeah. >> what happened? >> well, i was -- >> we have a standing cam over here. >> i was entering the building this morning and i was in a rush and -- it's swelling. it's down a little bit. >> it's ice. that must hurt. >> and the door was on top of my foot. and my 2-year-old has this great expression, he knocks something over and says uh-oh. i was alone and i said uh-oh. >> you can sue nbc. >> do republican dos that? >> yes, we do. the ethics rules of this state forbid me from promising you a big cash settlement, but i promise you a big cash settlement. one of my favorites. >> joining the table, the very injured and in pain and she's always in pain when she's sitting here with me, but today issue just in pain. and the host of msnbc now alex wagner joins us. and in washington, nbc news chief white house correspondent and political director chuck todd. >> chuck did it. >> here we go. back off of chuck.

the other thing, i'm interested to hear what you think mika.he other thing that troubles me in these stories i've seen in the last 12 hours is she was pushy, she was aggressive. she was run bning the paper. that is her job to be push y i and aggressive. if it was a man, you'd never hear those terms. she was there half the time bill keller was there. on the pension side, so maybe there's discrepancy there to be explained. but the description of her, that's what you want the person at the top to be. aggressive and pushing things. maybe you don't always like it, that's the way it works. >> actually, it should be -- you know, when you remember someone in retrospect who was very good at their job, often you use those words. you know, aggressive, relentless, tough. and when you hire pop whether it's a man or woman, you don't want them to walk in the door to be like little mouses afraid of the shadow. you want them to be aggressive and tough for your business. so all of a sudden this is a negative point. >> it is -- and i've seen you running our offic

. >> a toasty day with record heat on the way, good evening i'm gasia mika

>> reporter: mika, good morning to you.chool. this is just one of the elementary schools that was devastated last year when that ef-5 tornado came through moore. behind me this is the spot where seven children died. as you can see, they have started the process of rebuilding this elementary school. they hope to have it open by fall. and as we look around this neighborhood, a lot more homes are coming back with brick structures but when owe went to the same spot we were broadcasting from last year, it was encouraging to see the rebuilding that has happened. it is also a little heart breaking to see a lot of the building that hasn't happened. here's a look at what we saw. so this is the exact same spot where we were broadcasting from last year. this is the home of amber and her husband and daughter. they rode out the storm in their bathtub wearing helmets and they pulled mattresses over the bathtub. they came out of the storm unscathed, but their house was a deplete wreck. and now it's just a dirt pile. there's not even a sla

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"hi, mika, i'm sorry." why? you're lying. watching what you're doing, i've been thinking you deserve a raise. it never happens that way. you always have to point out to people, i'm here, this is what i did, this is what i do, this is what i contribute. >> when you think about who you are on the inside, that's more authentic than what the world sees. so the world sees that i get fired and what i see is somebody who is evolving and reinventing myself. ♪ >> you can record six shows at once? pick a number for a tivo. >> 197. >> we found an amazing woman, there are many, but this one is clearly worthy of receiving the accenture skills to succeed prize. she's a single mother of three kids, working three times while attending college and earning her degree in human services. >> a show your value bonus competition. we got submissions, so many of this many great women, great stories, from all across connecticut. it's down now to five finalists who are going to pitch us live on stage in two minutes or less. the winner is going to get a

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. >> mika does that.elated to the economy. >>> jeremy peters is in washington, "the new york times" has got a question for the secretary, mr. secretary. >> mr. geithner, one of the prime takeaways of this book is just how complicated your relationship with larry summers is. he promoted you to various senior positions. he was your mentor. and as you know, the president was strongly considering him for chairman. federal reserve, twice, actually. do you think that president obama made a mistake by not picking him? >> no, i think that janet yellen is going to be excellent. i watched her make judgments at a very complicated time. and i think she's going to be an excellent chairman. i have just huge respect for larry summers, i think month more talented person in the country. henry kissinger said about larry summers, you should give him a permanent office in the oval office to vent any idea. he's a great person to work for. he's a pretty challenging, demanding guy. i used to say, what matters is the ratio betwe

. >> mika just walked in on that good story. earlier in the show, we asked you who should be considered the most powerful woman in the world. our producer has some of the responses. ju justine? >> good morning, thomas. michael says he would like to see malala yusefzaya. >> i think malala is a great one. we appreciate the responses. >>> stick around, everybody. "morning joe" is just moments away. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. where you can explore super destinations and do everything under the sun. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. save up to 25% and earn bonus points when you book at wyndhamrewards.com. if

them apart, mika? >> i say "owen" and two boys walk up. >> disay something dirty? >> no. >> if it's way too early, it's time for "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. >> there it is, west point, the oldest continually occupied post in america. it's the setting for president obama's commencement speech today. we'll get a preview from secretary of state john kerry. plus we'll get a look at what edward snowden said in his exclusive sitdown and how he got access to classified material and what made him dump it out for the world to see. and say hello to some new tex a exes. today we folks on foreign policy first. at west point the president plans to lay out his foreign policy in a speech to graduating cade cadets. the white house is calling this an internationalalist vision and says the president believes the u.s. has a unique role to play as the only nation capable of galvanizing collective international action. the president will say the right policy is interventionist and internationalalist but not isolationist or unilateral. call it diplomatic interventionist. it's c

i'll be ready for mika tomorrow morning. the most important thing if people are upset they can be. after newt gingrich when he stopped being conservative. >> up sound like a politician. >> no. >> you bring it back to policy. i'll make my point to the american people. >> you sure did. >> i got to go. this is the book "the right bath" by joe scarborough. he wants everybody to buy it. >> it's amazing. that's why i came here. thank you, roger. i love you roger. thank you phil. >> paying homage to the right men. >> it's over between us. you got your own show. you talk about it tomorrow morning. thanks for being here. you want to see more of joe, see him tomorrow morning. just kidding. >> you sure are having a great time here. you really are. >> make it five. i got to go. >> do that right here. >> you like it. >> come on, come on. come on, over here. >> so, speaking -- we want him to be the co-host. you may have willie or you used to. we got luke. okay. speaking of awkward moments we had one today with the president. not we personally but he got frustrated during the white house science

i saw this interview with joe and mika this morning.here should not be this fundraising gorging that happens around these types of things. irs, yeah, we get it. but something like this where you do have lives of americans that have been taken. i still think there are some serious questions that can be asked and answered, you know, as new revelations. we don't know what else may pop up. so i'm hoping everyone approaches this from a very serious perspective. there are political risks for both parties. the democrats if they're not in the room run the risk of being blind sided and having to play catch-up. and republicans having to continue the mistake that was made at the beginning of this crisis, if you will, of politicizing in such a way that's not credible. and the american people who are interested in it. and therefore, it doesn't have any real benefit to the country in terms of giving the answers that you want. >> sam, you wrote about this. let's show everybody the national congressional e-mail that says at the top of it, if we can pul

the pictures of that encounter, vanity fair and facebook managed to pony up the evidence -- joe and mikad the fray and seemed to be doing well and said he's focusing on policies that matter back at home and liked the fact that sometimes we do cover education policies, not all about a bridge. but also look at him. he looks great, fat jokes may be not merited even if they are not -- >> i think if you're going to be aggressive, you have to be clever. a chris christie fat joke at this point -- it's not smart and not really funny. to me it was over the line. i like the bit he did about bridge gate where he told a bad joke and he would have his commission investigate it and that i thought worked. >> i think all of this stuff is good for chris christie in many ways because when he -- as he's thinking about 2016, i think one thing he wants to do is a get all of the stuff out of the way and, b, the more that liberals do not like chris christie the better it helps out his prognosis for the primary election. >> he's doing exactly the right thing, strutting his stuff with a smile. let's say no fat j

. >> joining us is congressman john mika, a member of the house oversight and government reform, andd morning. >> good morning. >> you know the numbers, 8 government brief inings, and th thousands of documents, and you know that the latest round is politically motivated. >> well, this round is purely motivated by the obvious cover-up, the delay and the stonewalling when last week we received the rhodes' memo which showed really an orchestrated attempt to cover-up what was going on. even the speaker who has been patient and tried to go through the regular order decided to appoint a select committee. so, i didn't favor that in the beginning. in fact, i thought that we should do it through the regular order, but it is in the scandals, it is usually the people who, you know, deny, lie and then try to cover it up. and that is what gets the folks in trouble. and so now we have got an even deeper probe than we have had. >> there was as you know an exhaustive independent investigation in 2012 and the findings were tough citing leadership failures that led to grossly inadequate security, but

. >> joe and mika have the morning off. there's things to be talked about this morning.he post has a story that can't not be talked about. most importantly there's donny deutsch. we have a realtime correction here. >> i've had my publishers up all night over this. these are the kind of things, they seem small, these details. next thing you know, they're writing about me kissing mike barnicle. >> look in the camera and ask for a correction. >> i would like a correction because i was there four hours earlier. >> this is why republicans don't trust the lame stream media. you can tour with sarah palin and, like, seriously have -- >> you know, i know you've been through this before. >> what an ordeal. >> i'm reported to be in central park at times when i'm nowhere near central park. not by a newspaper, but the police department. >>. >> fine, good food. been there many times. >> but not this past sunday. >> not this past sunday. i think we need edward snowden on this. >> you have to draw the line at time, date, and place. the next thing you know, you will be on a date with sar

not a lot got done friday, mainly because john mika brought a joint to the hearing. >> i have this joint-- okay. don't get too excited out there, some of you. this is not a real one. it's a mock one. >> when asked by a colleague if he actually rolled the fake joint himself mica said, no, his staff did it because, as he said, they would have more experience. i'm not sure what that says about his staff. from one pot fight to another, in colorado lawmakers approved a first of its kind bill paeing the way for marijuana businesses to set up bank accounts. governor john hickenlooper plans to sign the bill over objections from the colorado bankers association. it would be in direct ge delaware fiens of washington, d.c. marijuana companies can't get banks to do business with them since pot is banned under federal law. andrew friedman is colorado's state director of marijuana coordination. yes, that's his title. we didn't make it up. andrew, can you explain to the viewers and listeners why the governor's office support it is bill and why the cash system isn't working? >> it's a pleasure to be her