she said, "mika told me." thanks mika. >> seth: oh, really?ery time somebody signs up? >> exactly. well, no it certainly didn't work that way. >> seth: no, right. >> only on the enemies list. >> seth: right, exactly. gop field starting to feel out. who are the contenders? who are the pretenders? >> oh, wow, pretenders. well -- >> seth: who has an actual shot. who is -- >> jeb bush, i think. >> seth: jeb bush contender, yes. >> yeah. >> i think scott walker is really strong. >> seth: contender as well, okay. >> yeah, it's a good field, actually. i mean like, last time around -- >> seth: ben carson? >> come on, dude. don't set us up like that. you know where you're going. he's going to sell a lot of books. >> seth: exactly. so some of these people are running -- >> he's not gonna win. >> seth: okay. >> he's not gonna win. >> seth: but they are -- you run and you build your profile and then you finish. you know, drop out of the race and maybe you get offered a position in the cabinet or maybe you get to sell some books. >> huckabee, christie. >>

explain. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, mika. and indeed pope francis has had a great deal of influence on president obama according to those who know and have studied him. pope francis' message focused on helping the spoor very central to the message that we're starting to hear president obama roll into his economic policies and his policies as president. and that we expect to hear when he arrives at the summit behind me at georgetown university today. and this is an unprecedented summit, bringing together evangelical and catholic leaders from all around the country who are coming together to discuss the role that relidge i don't know should play in trying to help those who are in poverty and some of what a lot of religious leaders say have been the deficit in what leaders should be doing. so the professor will be here with a liberal professor from harvard, university and as well as a conservative leader from the american enterprise institute. yesterday we spoke with some of the part pantsicipants about the role religion should

mika, what did you learn today?ing to get adult braces and you broadcast, get them on friday. >> i think i'm doing better. >> you were leigh, what are you doing? >> i learned mika is knowing her value and protecting herself and taking care of her beautiful smile. >> talking can be filling. >> it can be filling. we'll see you tonight at union square with mika. if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around, "the rundown" starts now. >>> good morning, i'm jose diaz-balart. first on "the rundown," a major break in an arson murder mystery in the nation's capital and now the manhunt. police have identified a suspect in the brutal murders of four people in a d.c. mansion. 34-year-old darren wint. the break in comes from dna found on pizza crusts found in the house. the murders happened in an upscale part of d.c. not far for where vice president joe biden lives. the four victims include a married couple their ten-year-old son and housekeeper. peter alexander is in the nation's capital. good morning. >> first the m

. >> mika saturday me sunday. every year. >> thank you for all the gifts. >> yours is a national holiday as you said. >> yes, we observe it through the weekend. >> exactly. >> were you back in town to see the fight? >> i did not see the fight. i was not somewhere where it was available. >> what about you? >> sound asleep. did you watch it? >> i watched it. mika and i disagree on this stuff. i grew up a huge boxing fan because when i grew up it was ali versus frazier, norton versus phrasefrazier. foreman. it was the golden age of boxing. there was not a whole lot golden about this events but if you follow boxing it was a good defensive battle. but the money was staggering and unfortunately, i didn't know much about these two guys. and unfortunately, john oliver last night we may have a criplip or not, but i didn't realize mayweather had seven different assault charges from five different women. john oliver calls him a woman battering human landfill. he is not a good person. >> no he's not. and a lot was written --

morning tv host and author mika brzeznski talks about increasing your >>> every auto insurance policy has a number. but not everyone insurance company understands. those who serve with your time. we know what it means to serve. >>> others are earning a living. it's just what you do for family. it's hart to get past what you can't see today. >>> balancing your career with your daily life is a challenge. in "grow your value" mik brzeznski shares strategies to achieve that work life balance. >> thank you for having me. >> i think what struck me the most is the idea that work/life balance is almost impossible to hit, and you're very up front and very honest about that. >> i wrote "knowing your value" a few years ago and it talks about such a response. it is all sort of old tattered phrases. it is about what is your own definition and if you know your value and you communicate it effectively that should be a good starting point to growing it. >> let's take one step back and start with knowing your value. that is something that you came about through firsthand personal ex. men around you we

. >> mika we started about this college degree.ou're a couple hours short from getting a college glee from what i understand. but you were talking also in the break about how he has debt. >> yeah. according to state financial records, he's got $10,000, maybe much more than that in credit card debt. he has a car loan. i mean nothing against the law, all within the realm of what normal americans confront trying to raise a family work and balance budgets. >> and i wonder if at some -- >> stark contrast by the way. >> such a stark contrast to all the gazillion theirs in this race. headlines have been you forget about a $75,000 contribution to the clinton found days, chin to bes making $25 million, $30 million since 2014 in speeches worth $200 million of course and the bushes have money. and they have had money for generations. and you can go down the line. i'm just wondering if, willie a guy who didn't graduate i think in his final semester because he needed to start work and is carrying around debt like most americans, if that's not a

mika, he's exactly right.n washington, d.c., commentators like to say you just need to throw billions of more dollars at a problem. again, i say this at somebody that always talks about the need for investment in these inner cities. and in education. and in poverty programs. in job training programs. but if you don't take care of the societal ills like the councilman was talking about then as he said you can send somebody to an $8 million school, but it does absolutely no good if when they go home they have a shattered home life. >> it's hard enough to raise kids when the family structure is in place. still ahead, we'll look at the woman who will ultimately decide whether there will be any charges in freddie gray's death. ilor, and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended larg

>> tonightly, mika bee enters the presidential race. so evangelical voters have a choice, which is more than he wants to give women. karlie fiorina's running for president. we ask can she beat hillary? here's a hint. no. and time magazine says america is ready for a post-menopausal grandpa president. what a coincidence that's the name of tyler perry's next movie. time to fire up the hope and change. this is the nightly show. [cheers and applause] ♪

friended him when they were both kads because he felt sorry for his shorter height and said that -- mika is laughing. 45 years later still being that

mika, is my talking bothering you? >> no but here's the thing. you do have this thing where you talk to someone and you are like about to let them go and then you burst out with somebody else. >> are you done, can i finish? >> yes, you may. >> what say you? >> if it was the case that jeb bush hoped raising a lot of money would scare anyone from running against him, that is obviously -- that hope is not

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donny deutsch, myself mika.and heard his announcement where he held up coal, talked about his grandfather. and then sounded like a populist and talked about a lot of things that republicans and democrats can meet in the middle on. can a guy who was seen as divisive on social issues eight years ago when he was first introduced to america, can he come out and be seen as somebody who can pull independents and democrats over in iowa or new hampshire if he has this populist conservative message? >> well, you know he won ultimately the iowa caucuses the last time narrowly over mitt romney, and he did it by dominating the social con receiver differences. that was his base, that was his calling card.onreceiver differences. that was his base, that was his calling card. it seems if he's going to win the iowa caucuses again, he will haveduplicate that and be much aggressive in his outreach to those social conservatives. if he gets buried in iowa, it's hard for see to see how he advance. and there is a lot of competition on

mika and i were sitting there talking.o, you know there's something in newspapers about, you know, traditional ratings. they're still trying to judge things by traditional ratings and it's -- everybody's scattering. i said to mika i get the feel ing that younger viewers, just by people coming up they come up -- hey, i saw your clip on the huffington post or hey i saw your clip here or hey i saw your clip there. younger viewers are just scattering. i saw this statistic when we were talking about it a couple weeks ago where i had this intuitive feeling based on what people were saying when they were coming up to me that younger viewers are starting to scatter. i read something on marble that was linked to a media deal that over the last six months something around this 11 or 12% -- there's been a 12% drop watching televisions something 18 to 30. we here in the age -- we are in this world where the recording industry was in 1998. without a napster. so that's -- the question is does the traditional record company survive? no,

>> it was, mika.n years in investment banking i always had the question in the back of my head "should by in the fashion industry?" it was something i was so passionate about. so i made a transition into the fashion industry and while i was in the fashion industry every fashion designer would ask me "what stocks should i buy? what bonds should i buy?" >> you couldn't get away from it. >> so i had an ah-ha moment at that time and i recognized that there was a massive void in the marketplace for wealth management strategies to the fashion designers. so i pitched that concept to citi almost ten years ago and joined them as the head of the fashion retail and entertainment practice. >> brilliant. talk about a reinvention and another reinvention. i like it a lot. so now you focus on creating wealth and the asia client base is -- tell us how that fits into the global economy and to growing business. >> sure. well mika in 2011 i had another ah-ha moment and we launched a group, north america asian clients pra

mika: yes.ell, the fact that most intelligence programs are overseen by a smaller group of people, i think it is right. there is significant risk to our national security if some of these programs are revealed. how we target al qaeda or groups that are trying to do the united states harm, you want to keep that to a small group of people. whether or not you can share clearly the senate made a different calculation than the house in sharing information with its broader membership. sean: let's take a particular example. we know instances where our representatives claim to have been denied access to information, in light of these leaks. should a representative be able to get the information? the representative, him or herself? mika: in the senate, if the senator had demanded the information, the senate intelligence committee would have given an individual senator access to those things. i'm not quite sure what the rationale is in drawing a difference between the house and senate. bob: to be clear, t

. >> that was a look at joe and mika on late night last night. good morning. welcome to "way too early." we're in washington d.c. the nfl's deflate-gate report has not decreased love for the quarterback. tom brady made his first appearance last night in massachusetts. thousands lined the parking lot hoping to get inside. the crowd chanted mvp before tom brady took the stage. [ applause ] >> this is like a patriot pep rally. >> they don't care what you do up there if you win. a report says it is more probable than not that he knows members of his staff were releasing air from his game balls. he said, well he needs some more time. >> it's only been 30 hours. i haven't had much time to digest it fully. but when i do, i'll let you know how i feel about it. there's still a process going forthright now and i'm involved in it. whenever it happens, it happens. >> surprisingly his agent was more forceful in his response blasting the report as a significant and terrible disappointment alleging it shows the nfl cooperated with the colts in a sting operation against brady

mika? >> kerry sanders, thank you very much.e world of college admissions. he was accepted to all eight ivy league schools -- all eight, can you imagine that? then he did something rarer -- he turned them down. ronald joins us now. ronald congratulations, first of all. >> thank you so much. >> secondly, where did you/k decide to go? >> i'm going to go to the university of alabama, if you haven't heard already. >> roll tide. what can i say? >> definitely. >> what a great choice. i've been down there a couple times, the campus is beautiful, it looks like an ivy especially square with the dorms and i ran all the steps of the stadium. the only problem with alabama -- and you might want to rethink this, but there's one alum who sits on the set of this show everyday. joe, jump in. >> well, you know, first of all, we're reading this. we got this from business insider and saw you all over tv. the headline says "the kid that got into every ivy is going to the university of alabama and it's a brilliant decision." tell us why you made this

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if you want to take paternity leave, take it. >> mika what did you learn?on you're like down to the line. . it's interesting. there's no "there" there in one but there's no "there" there in the other. >> i think if somebody has deflated balls it's just to let it go. don't touch it. if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around, "the rundown" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm jose diaz-balart. breaking news on "the rundown," we're just getting aerial pictures from oklahoma. take a look at this. this tornado damage it's the first strike of what remains a very dangerous weather situation across the nation's heartland. more than nine million people are at risk right now for severe storms tornados and flash flooding from texas to kansas. authorities are out this morning surveying the damage after at least 50 tornados some dropping baseball-sized hail tore across a 500 mile stretch spanning four

mika, is my talking bothering you? >> no but here's the thing.meone and you are like about to let them go and then you burst out with somebody else. >> are you done, can i finish? >> yes, you may. >> what say you? >> if it was the case that jeb bush hoped raising a lot of money would scare anyone from running against him, that is obviously -- that hope is not materialized. this will be a big unruly field. it looks like it could be a war of attrition, although as we know, get to iowa new hampshire, somebody wins those races and suddenly the field even if it's 15 or 16 we have not seen that before, but presumably the field will widow. and who those, maybe jeb bush -- >> but usually you punch two or three tickets out of iowa. now with 20 people in the race there is no doubt there will be at leaset 10 to 12 people saying i can go on to new hampshire and i can go on to south carolina. >> absolutely. i mean, the person to come out of iowa is not going to be jeb bush, it will be somebody if in this huge field. and we don't know who that will be. i just

and i want to join in something both bob and mika certainly both said. you have to recognize that some secrets are legitimate. and we succeeded -- the church committee succeeded in part because we did recognize that some secrets were legitimate and let the government see them so they could argue that it would reveal something that shouldn't be revealed. and the parallel house committee, which could have potentially done great good, because it was concentrating on the quality of intelligence that was coming out but it foundered and ultimately just failed because it did not accept that there are some secrets that are legitimate. >> fritz, a number of things were obviously unearthed by the church committee and the leaks. can you highlight some of them? >> i'll give three. one, martin luther king, we uncovered the document sent to him by the fbi after bugs, which, by the way, they were able to put bugs without even the approval of the attorney general because an earlier attorney said to j. edgar hoover said i don't want to know. you do whatever you want to.

buy mika's book "grow your value."> i was bald. >>> good morning, i'm jose diaz-balart. breaking news this morning. a deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia that has crippled travel along the busiest commuter rail line in the nation. this morning the death toll climbed from five to six and there could be more unaccounted for. 140 others injured. at least eight critically. seven cars plus the engine jumped off the tracks as it was going through a turn just before 9:30 last night. a total of 243 people were on board. take a look at this first passenger car. it's totally mangled and is now sitting perpendicular to the tracks. >> it happened literally in an

>> no i think it is mika it's a way forward.or when he said it's a new day, a step forward. this is the foundational point that i believe the citizens of the city of cleveland need to believe that trust and accountability will be built between the community and the police. the relationship between the community and police is a marriage by which there is no divorce. the community needs the police and the police need the community. so we have to get this right. >> what's the state of that marriage right now? >> well it's in chaos. it definitely is fractured. but we can rebuild it. and this is the beginning of the rebuilding of this. it must be done. this is not just the city of cleveland or the state of ohio this is all over the country as we know that manifests all the generation's long cries of african-american community in terms of the injustices within the system. >> so senator what happened in cleveland. what went wrong in cleveland over time? >> joe, you know in 2012 miss williams and mr. russell, 137 shots fired at their ve

mika has no idea what we're talking about. >> nope.der woman. >> wonder woman. >> it was incredible. but she's incredible. >> what did you learn? you only got a couple seconds. >> billy corgan i'm a big fan. i'm still a big fan. i'm glad he's involved with vets and is actually trying to bridge a divide that is there between a lot of my heroes musically and the real heroes out there, the men and women that put on the uniform and fight for this country. >> what time is it? >> stick around because "the rundown" is coming up next. >>> good morning. i'm jose diaz-balart. first on the "rundown" this morning, isis claiming responsibility for the attack on a prophet muhammad art contest in texas. if confirmed, this would be the first time isis has taken credit for an attack in the united states. we've also learned the identity of the two gunmen. elton simpson and nadir soofi,

. >> (speaking spanish) >> tonightly, mika bee enters the presidential race. so evangelical voters have a choice, which is more than he wants to give women. karlie fiorina's running for president. we ask can she beat hillary? here's a hint. no. and time magazine says america is ready for a post-menopausal grandpa president. what a coincidence that's the name of tyler perry's next movie. time to fire up the hope and change. this is the nightly show. [cheers and applause] ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheers and applause] >> thank you, very much. at this. thank you. welcome to the nightly show. >> audience: larry. larry: thank you, appreciate it. very nice of you. i just barely made it. my catering job wept a little late. made it here just in time. we got a great show tonight man. actress and median susie essman is here. [ applause ] >> larry: also joining us is co-host of the view, nicolle wallace. first, this is exciting. very exciting. it's time for a nightly showy election update. >> larry: ya. the unblackblackenning, bailey. first up governor mi

. >> that was a look at joe and mika on late night last night. good morning.arly." we're in washington d.c. the nfl's deflate-gate report has not decreased love for the quarterback. tom brady made his first appearance last night in massachusetts. thousands lined the parking lot hoping to get inside. the crowd chanted mvp before tom brady took the stage. [ applause ] >> this is like a patriot pep rally. >> they don't care what you do up there if you win. a report says it is more probable than not that he knows members of his staff w

let's bring in mika for a preview of what's coming up on "morning joe." >> thank you. latest on the charges against den us has hastert. the president of fee a, why he says he should be reelected when fifa votes today and republican presidential candidate rick santorum made a strong showing in 2012 but gop field is a tad bit bigger than it was four years ago. that and so much more coming up next on "morning joe." the network that monitors her health. the secure cloud services that store her genetic data the servers and software on a mission to find the perfect match. and the mom who gets to hear her daughter's heart beat once again. we're helping organizations transform the way they work so they can transform the lives of the people they serve. >>> we begin this friday morning with -- >> it's a major story. >> no it's a huge story. this is a big one. you don't lead with something like this in a moment --

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. >> mika what is wrong with you?eleased, not the ones she scrubbed. >> there's nothing you could cite to suggest that hillary clinton's state department was not committed in every instance to disclosure. nothing. >> there's not one. i challenge you to find one story that shows that this clinton state department didn't move as quickly as possible to follow not only the letter, nay, nay, not just the letter but also the spirit of the law for the freedom of information act so people can get what hillary said they needed. >> in three, two, one. >>> the "wall street journal" reports that top clinton staffers kept a tight reign on document releases during her tenure at state. >> what? >> it has to do with items requested under the freedom of information act. >> that's what we were just talking about. >> the paper cites anonymous sources that say in one instance clinton's chief of staff cheryl mills, we know cheryl asked to see documents that were requested and were related to the keystone pipeline. >> they're just attackin

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let's bring in mika. >> we're learning more about the gunmen who were killed after opening fire on aguard outside of an art contest, including one on the fbi's radar. plus hillary clinton agrees to testify before the special committee investigating the 2012 benghazi attacks but she won't be giving into the committee's full request. andrea mitchel joins us from las vegas. and the 2016 republican field continues to shake shape. we'll go live to arkansas where mike huckabee is said to announce his plans today. also on the guest list this morning, lead singer of the smashing pumpkins and melissa rivers. that and much more coming up on "morning joe." if you have play dates at your house. be ready to clean up the mess. the kids have fun, but it's pretty gross. (doorbell) what's that? it's a swiffer wetjet. i can just grab this and just go right to the mess. that comes from my floor? now that's disgusting. i want friends over! you want friends over? wait, what is that? a new outdoor cleaner from scotts - it's powered by oxiclean and it's chlorine bleach-free so it's safe to use around grass

now let's bring in the great mika for a pre viewpreview of what's coming up. >> people under a threatrnadoes after a severe weather outbreak over the weekend. bill karins has the details. plus it was the state that jump started her last bid for the presidency but are republicans catching up to hillary clinton in new hampshire? and perhaps jeb bush isn't running away from his family's legacy after all. the controversial decision from his brother's decision that he is now embracing. fallout continues after the rain allegations of jameis winston. and we are gearing up for tomorrow's big release of grow your value, my book an exclusive look inside my book including practical strategies women can use to overcome challenges at work and grow their brands. that and much more straight ahead on "morning joe." ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a name for myself and creating local jobs. creating more programs for these little bookworms. bringing a taste of lou

but let me tell you something, january 2017 is coming. ( applause ) >> tonightly, mika bee enters theore than he wants to give women. karlie fiorina's running for president. we ask can she beat hillary? here's a hint. no. and time magazine says america is ready for a post-menopausal grandpa president. what a coincidence that's the name of tyler perry's next movie. time to fire up the hope and change. this is the nightly

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. >> tonightly, mika bee enters the presidential race.angelical voters have a choice, which is more than he wants to give women. karlie fiorina's running for president. we ask can she beat hillary? here's a hint. no. and time magazine says america is ready for a post-menopausal grandpa president. what a coincidence that's the name of tyler perry's next movie. time to fire up the hope and change. this is the nightly show. [cheers and applause] ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheers and applause] >> thank you, very much. at this. thank you. welcome to the nightly show. >> audience: larry. larry: thank you, appreciate it. very nice of you. i just barely made it. my catering job wept a little late. made it here just in time. we got a great show tonight man. actress and median susie essman is here. [ applause ] >> larry: also joining us is co-host of the view, nicolle wallace. first, this is exciting. very exciting. it's time for a nightly showy election update.