but mika this is about disruption. ron has talked about it. we've had disruption in every single segment of our society. let's look at books. we had bookstores then barnes & noble destroyed bookstores then amazon destroyed barnes & noble and now independent bookstores are coming back. except for politics, donald trump has brought disruption to politics, one instagram post, about hillary clinton and -- bill clinton's approval ratings went from 51% to 39% and trumped $150 million from right to risement. >> and look what he did to jeb bush. jeb bush's campaign wasn't going go anywhere anyway. >> jeb helped. >> right. but he didn't expected to be bullied like that. >> so what is the media's role now? >> that's a huge segment because i think there's a strange bias that they don't even that collectively it needs to confront. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," my exclusive one-on-one interview with melania trump. i get her take on her husband's more controversial moments of the campaign. >>> plus, not in my backyard, some senators have a visceral reac

trump discussed cruz's challenge and talked about his conversion on abortion issues with joe and mika in charleston last night. >> i have had great success in business. i have had great success with lawsuits. i have had great success in things i do. i don't know that we'll have a lawsuit but we want to keep somebody honest. when you make statements like as an example i'm pro-life and he said i'm not pro-life. you can't say that. it's like saying -- >> but your opponents would say though you haven't always been pro-life. >> that's true. ronald reagan likewise. >> when did that change come? >> it changed years ago and what happened is i saw things with people and people that i know and people that i respect that it made me change. and ronald reagan changed. if you look at -- he said he evolved. he used that expression. ronald reagan actually used to be a fairly liberal democrat and he became a fairly conservative conservative. i mean, fairly. >> but ted cruz says we can't count on donald trump in the future. especially in picking supreme court justices if he's changed in the past. so --

. >> i want mika to pop a no-doze for a second. in the 1930s, a young radical group came to a meeting at the white house to meet with president roosevelt in the new deal. they were frustrated because there wasn't change happening rapidly enough. fdr said to a young questioner "young man, if i thought i could get what i wanted by shouting from the roof tops, i would shout from the roof topps, but it's a different world." so this is an ancient political trope. i think secretary clinton probably wins on the rational side but it's unquestionable to my mind that bernie sanders is winning on the emotional side. to go to something john just said, this is not about quid pro quos. he's winning the emotional argument that this is an ambient culture in which insiders do well by getting along with one poot. so when sanders shifts to the generic argument about the oil companies or the pharmaceutical companies, he's winning that argument and in some ways the subtleties of the culture of which the clintons have been a part forever and which so ma

oh, mika, first of all -- >> who tweeted? was put up by your man -- it was a phony tweet. >> by who? >> a crackpot tweeter. a crackpot. >> oh, okay. >> oh, it was a parody account? >> oh, thank goodness. >> lawrence o'donnell reported it last night. it was horrible. and it sounded horrible. it's something i wouldn't do. i'm surprised you'd even bring it up -- >> i brought it up because i was -- >> we actually heard -- we actually heard that from many people, i heard it on cnn. i heard it on this network. and it was reported that you tweeted it. >> let's correct the record though. >> i didn't tweet it. by the way -- can we set, joe, can we set the record straight? that didn't come from me. and lawrence o'donnell apologized last night on television. he found out it was a false, it was a phony deal. you know these twitter people, there's a lot of genius to them but it wasn't me. i would never do that. >> let me ask you then, donald, what -- what do you have to say to jeb bush and his family this morning? >> well, i wish him well

it's mika.ng points doesn't see anything wrong with that banter. i want to be quite clear. donald trump has said similar things to me off camera that he brings in big ratings and doesn't get much out of it. he does it in a joking way and of course he gets a lot out of it. some believe mr. trump tries to co-opt some journalists, tries to persuade them to be friendly. almost every political candidate does that. it's part of the process. of course politicians want favorable treatment and there is nothing wrong with them trying to get it favorable coverage to any candidate access or because of simpatico ideology. running for president is a very serious business and all of us covering the campaign have an obligation to be fair but tough. and make no deals.;y associated press dealt with me in decades. anything wrong with that msnbc exchange for trump. >> no. exchange as well. perfectly normal. the question is are they in the tank for you or not? are they going to ask you the tough questions even thoug

first up, mika. >> well, because she sounds like you. >> nice. >> that took one frame. we're like oh yeah, we get it. [ dog whining ] >> the dog loves snowballs. the dog puts it down. now, i had to identify with this for several reasons. i feel the goat's pain. >> never gets old. >> then go get the ball over, and i'm sure that the people they can take it. >> it's an amazing goat. to use it. >> oh my god. if you did this, it would be even better. >> you'd fight back, that's the problem. >> yep, i fight back. this goat lily, heads off on her merry way. >> you can have dinner from anyone from history, alive or dead, who would it be? >> i would like, winston church. >> miles davis. >> nick lie. >> nlk. >> that's a good one. >> the guys at master suits question to a whole bunch of people. >> this way, the husband's learning a lot about it. >> justin bieber. >> one person. >> disappointing. >> dave hughes. >> barry humphrey. >> jimmy hendrix. >> people who have made a difference in the world. nelson mandela. >> i mean, there's so many options. how could you actually pick just

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mika noticed something else that's very important.walked through there before and she said this guy is a tv producer. nobody on the staff is a tv producer. nobody is trying to sell scripts out of l.a. also working on the campaign as a frustrated screen writer. it's all donald trump. and it's trump who had -- >> that's what was underestimated. >> even before the people came in we looked around and going, oh, my god, he set this thing up perfectly for tv. >> what it's going to look like, what he's going to say on stage, that stuff he's got. he doesn't have to practice for 20 years and go to speech class. >> since the invention of television our presidential campaigns have rewarded people who understand the medium. he understands it both as a performer and producer. when we interviewed him, he started helping us produce the shoot. he gets how television works. that's not the only strength he has but he dwarves everybody in the field. >> as rudy giuliani told us, he is the fastest learner that he's ever met. trump wasn't doing social medi

first up, mika. >> well, because she sounds like you. >> nice. >> that took one frame. we're like oh yeah, we get it. [ dog whining ] >> the dog loves snowballs. and every time they put one up, the dog puts it down. now, i had to identify with this i feel the goat's pain. >> never gets old. >> then go get the ball over, and i'm sure that the people spooky because none of them, but they can take it. >> it's an amazing goat. they're just built for a human to use it. >> oh my god. if you did this, it would be even better. >> you'd fight back, that's the problem. >> yep, i fight back. this goat lily, heads off on her merry way. >> you can have dinner from anyone from history, alive or dead, who would it be? >> i would like, winston church. >> miles davis. >> nick lie. >> nlk. >> that's a good one. >> the guys at master suits australia posed this same question to a whole bunch of people. learning a lot about it. >> justin bieber. >> one person. >> disappointing. >> dave hughes. >> barry humphrey. >> jimmy hendrix. >> people who have made a difference in the world. nelson man

mika, what did you learn today?r the weekend it was just depressing. and i'm not even talking about the top stories of today. the bickering between the candidates was low brow. it was pathetic. really pathetic. >> we are in a new season. this primary is most likely going to be over, the republican contest is most likely going to be over sooner rather than later. it's time for everybody to step up their game. >> it's way too early -- >> it's "morning joe." but stick around because steve kornacki and kate snow pick up the coverage right now. we will see you tomorrow morning with a super tuesday special of "morning joe." >>> good morning. i'm steve kornacki. live here in new york and we are on the eve of an extraordinary day in american politics. less than 24 hours away now from the start of super tuesday. 2016. the first polls are going to open at 5:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow. this might be the most important day of this entire presidential primary season. when the race truly goes national. nearly 600 delegates

mika, what exactly did he say? >> i have to say, mr. trump, you have been threatening frivolous lawsuits your entire live. even in the annals of frivolous lawsuits, this takes the cake. >> i've had great success in business, great success in lawsuits, great success in things i do. i don't know that we're going to have a lawsuit but we certainly want to keep somebody honest. when he makes statements like, for example, i'm pro-life and he said he's not pro life. >> but it's safe to say you haven't always been pro life. >> that's true. ronald reagan likewise. >> what happened? when did that change come? >> it changed years ago. and what happened is i saw things with people and people that i know and people that i respect that made me change. ronald reagan changed. he said he evolved, he used that expression. >> right. >> ronald reagan actually used to be a fairly liberal democrat and he became a fairly conservative conservative. i mean fairly. >> but ted cruz says we can't count on donald trump in the future, especially in picking supreme

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she spoke to msnbc's mika mika brzezinski about disagreeing with the donald. >> do we agree all the time? no, i don't. i tell him that. i tell him my opinions. i tell him what i think. sometimes he listens, sometimes he don't. >> a fascinating look at a very private potential first lady. and some of the latest polling out of ted cruz's state has the senator a few points ahead and even neck and neck with trump. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is adding the flint water crisis to her platform. releasing a new campaign ad in michigan featuring flint mayor karen weaver, a local pastor and residents. be sure to keep it here on msnbc later today for clinton at 5:00 p.m. and then at 8:00 p.m., chris matthews talks with bernie sanders as part of the "hardball" college tour. don't miss it. >>> now to the alarming and dangerous side effect from the e-cigarettes. >> reporter: a customer was stopping for snacks at a gas station when the security camera captured this startling moment. >> suddenly there was a blast in his pocket. there was a big fire. >> reporter: josh hamilton had second degre

and mika when you have barack obama wringing his hands, george w. bush wringing his hands and the republican party establishment, the big donors in the crowd, booing donald trump -- >> and bill clinton. >> and bill clinton. this is a perfect storm. donald trump and bernie sanders could not ask for more than when they're gettingatacked by people running this country for the last 30 years and the people angry believe they have run this country into the ground. >> how old is donald trump? >> same age as bill clinton. >> 69. can that you believe? >> so off 69-year-old democrat republican now proud republican and a 74-year-old self-avowed democratic socialist captivating the country. have we ever seen this kind of polar opposite attract this kind of support? i don't remember in the modern era. >> two-part question. a sitting president dising the republican front-runner. >> dissing the front-runner so early in the race. >> that was almost scary. >> it's unusual for the president to get in the arena this quickly. the in '48 four parties were cracking up. y

mika just read "wall street journal." the "washington post," "gop trio must act fast to stall trump." "new york times" has an article "here are the five ways trumps could lose." 538 has "republicans' last ditch." >> and here's another one. "gop plans what's next if trump can't be stopped." i have to say, the most electric "morning joe," the lights went off, the fighting continued. everybody felt like they had to get it off their chest. it was as if they realized yesterday, the clouds parted and everybody said oh, my god, this guy is going to win. >> i've seen the frustration from prominent conservatives on tv, on twitter, just talking to them about why is marco rubio, why is ted cruz not going after this guy? they're our last hope to stop this man. and tonight maybe is an opportunity at the debate in houston. >> we'll see if they can lift the hammer. >> but, again, rubio says i'm going to keep carving off de delegates -- >> oh, god. >> mika, that's okay. he's going to change the world. >> you had a great piece about peopl

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absolutely. >> and big banks. >> absolutely. >> you're going to want to catch joe and mika's full sitnterview with hillary clinton on "morning joe." >>> "the new york times" editorial bore board who have endorsed clinton in the democratic primary are joining the calls for her to release the transcripts of the paid speeches to wall street. she said everybodyç does it isn excuse expected from a mischievous child not a presidential candidate. her opponent bernie sanders seized the moment in an interview with chris matthews. >> i have talked about the fact that hillary clinton has received many millions of dollars from wall street for her campaign and for her super pac. she's received very large speakers fees from goldman sachs. i think those are important issues and by the way i agree with "the new york times" editorial. they urged secretary clinton to release the transcripts of the speeches she gave behind closed doors to wall street. >> well, nevadaárÑi governor br sandoval took himself out of the running for the politically charged vacancy on the supreme court yesterday. less than 24

>> i don't know. >> mika is asking -- >> that's the one thing that hasn't happened yet. >> mika is asking people in florida who are very well connected in florida who have been telling me for months now that they think there is a trump/rubio deal. they said watch. they will not attack each other. they'll go after everybody else. and boy, yesterday, just doubled down on that theory. >> think about it. >> they were both savaging ted cruz together. >> they both need cruz out of the way, and they both think, if you want to play the game theory out, right, trump people believe that cruz's outsider message some of the libertarian message and the liberals he appeals to are easy marks for trump to win over. obviously he believes on the evangelical front he has a better shot at being the second choice should cruz be out of the way. you can make an argument they could both benefit from cruz being out. at some point rubio has to show he's tough enough to take on donald trump. >> unless he's going to be vice president. >> under what scenario is ted cruz a bigger threat to donald trump than marco rubi

. >> mika has a point here.be hillary clinton is trying to be honest about the fact that sometimes you are not in possession of all of the facts and you may say something that is not 100% -- >> or you here in possession of facts you can't say. >> but that's not -- >> if you're in -- >> you say "i will never lie." >> if you're in possession of facts you can't share -- it sounds terrible but i wonder whether it's not something -- >> she took an easy question and made it tough and look at the face. >> no, no, no. >> i've felt this for several weeks now. i think it can sum up the problem that hillary clinton, despite her credentials, is having in this campaign, the same problem she had in 2008 and it's a line out of "cool hand luke" uttered to paul newman when he said, what we have here is a failure to communicate. >> i cannot believe i'm on the other end of this. >> you look at facial expressions. this is an easy question. >> it is. >> it's an easy question and she looked like she was being interrogated by the fbi.

like, mika and joe, i've seen your honor speeches. you talk about your expertise. >> i think -- and i think it's true from a politician's -- former leaders of either party. if you go to see some group you're going to say something moderately encouraging -- >> but you're acting like that's okay. >> i'm acting like that's okay? >> oh, gene, i hear gene. >> you're flicking it off. >> well, i'm flicking it off then gene can jump down my throat. a, i believe and you can disagree. wall street and the financial industry plays an important part of the country. 99.9% of the people who work on wall street are doing good things and honorable things. and for her to go to that enclave and say "i respect the work you do" i don't think there's anything i don't think with that. >> except in the kabuki theater that is this election cycle. >> it's coming to backfire on. >> that i think there's nothing wrong with "i respect you, thank you for having me here." there is a difference between gracious and gushy, however. and i think that's going to be the q

it's mika.g points doesn't see anything wrong with that banter. i want to be quite clear. donald trump has said similar things to me off camera that he brings in big ratings and doesn't get much out of it. he does it in a joking way and of course he gets a lot out of it. some believe mr. trump tries to co-opt some journalists, tries to persuade them to be friendly. almost every political candidate does that. it's part of the process. of course politicians want favorable treatment and there is nothing wrong with them trying to get it favorable coverage to any candidate access or because of simpatico ideology. running for president is a very serious business and all of us covering the campaign have an obligation to be fair but tough. and make no deals.;y associated press dealt with me in decades. anything wrong with that msnbc exchange for trump. >> no. exchange as well. perfectly normal. the question is are they in the tank for you or not? are they going to ask you the tough questions even though

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>> i'm sorry, mika.stop trump now. if we don't stop him now it's going to be too late and that means getting him on a one on one. which of those two candidates, marco rubio or ted cruz do you ask to get out of the race and why would they ever? >> i have bad news for the republican establishment. if you were going to stop him i will tell them what i said to ed rollins when we were talking during the mike huckabee thing. if you're going to stop john mccain because he called and asked i said you either stop him in south carolina or it's off to the races because after south carolina everything picks up, everything is fast, whoever has the momentum going out of those three states, iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, they ride it on a rocket through all these states that just come at you 1,000 miles an hour. >> he is also ahead in the map we put up -- there's not a single state poll i have seen in any of those states coming up where trump is behind. >> still ahead on "morning joe" it's a game of who said it,

that's mika's follow up president. >> well, i can't get presumptuo presumptuous.=9 and then i'll take a deep breath and maybe get a good night's sleep and then start thinking about that important decision. >> i wasn't going to ask that, but okay. >> you're glad i did. >> there's more. >> there's a lot more. >> much more. i thought it was fascinating. you want to go to mark halperin. >> no, mark halperin, what were your takeaways from an interview where i thought hillary clinton was as relaxed as i've seen her, bluntly, in eight years. >> i'm getting so many e-mails about this interview. >> from her victory speech in las vegas on saturday to that interview to a performance on the stump lately, she's in as good a groove as i have seener in a candidate in any race she's run right now and part of that is her relief that she went from being under the gun to being relaxed. you guys asked her tough questions. she never once seemed rattled or off her game. she seemed most of all conversational and when she's conversational, anyone who's had a conversation with her knows

it started out, mika, with trade and very strong on trade.ipped off by everybody and i guess that's the thing that bernie sanders and myself have in common, you know, we know about the trade. but unfortunately he can't do anything to fix it whereas i will. i have the best people in the world that will fix it. we're losing hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars a year and we fix it and make it good and bring jobs back and do a lot of things and bernie sanders can't even think in terms of that. the only thing he does know and he's right about is that we're being ripped off and he says that constantly and i guess he and i are the only two that really say that. but that's where it began and it also was the border. a and then you had the paris attack and it became isis and security and because i was far and away the strongest on border, i think people viewed me as strongest on security generally. they sort of morph into each other and it's been amazing. then you get -- you know, i'm very much against common core which is education from washi

look, mika said it best, i think.t" asked me to pick winners and losers. you watch that debate. it's impossible on any conventional scale to say that donald trump won. it just is, right? it's up is down, left is right. i put in the piece, look, he was really quite bad, but it almost certainly won't affect him. he says and does things -- you say, joe, you get an applause line. i wonder -- i genuinely wonder if hillary clinton, if you take exactly the wording that donald trump used, would hillary clinton even be that sort of forceful as it relates to what. >> no. >> my guess is the answer is no. >> democrats would not say that. rand paul got the closest to saying that. democrats wouldn't. even bernie sanders wouldn't say that. >> i think it's really remarkable. go to lindsey graham's primary in 2014 when he wins easily. but there is a chunk of vote in the state, 30, 35% within the republican primary, that does not like the republican establishment bushes. they think they're too liberal, lindsey graham, too liberal. and

>> reporter: fairly busy, mika.ither in person or absentee pal ballot. steady trickle of folks coming in. we talked about this first in the south primary. there is so much at stake for nearly every candidate. they've all got something to prove basically. and donald trump yet again on a voting day is raising eyebrows with new controversial comments. listen. >> this morning as republicans blanket the state the state of play looks like this. donald trump on top but raising eyebrows once again at a south carolina rally last night. this time for telling a story about general john hershing ordering troops to shoot prisoners a century ago. >> he took 50 bullets and he dipped them in pig's blood and they shot 49 of those people and the 50tr person he says, you go back to your people and you tell them what happened. >> reporter: but according to the rumor tracking website snoeps.com there's no evidence it ever happened. trump's latest comments coming the same day he went on defense over iraq. >> i was against going into iraq

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. >> the thing that i thought was so interesting, mika, and i thought -- i'll throw it to you, mark,w yet this cycle where he was interrupted as much, where he was pushed as much as he was, where we intentionally kept it pretty tight and pretty close. >> we only had an hour, which we're not used to. >> only had an hour and to go over the state of the race, the first block, defense the second, economics the third and then a wrap with questions, the fourth block. but as quickly as we went and he moved, he was good at coming back at it, but unless you're going to spend a full hour on one question, it's hard to nail him down. that said, again, mark, if you've seen -- i mean, i saw anderson cooper's town hall meeting with him. it was very casual compared to. that i've seen other people interview him. i haven't seen that back and forth. i haven't seen him push and i say that not to talk about us just to talk about how he does under that setting where we wanted to get in his face, see if he lost his cool, see if he was able to come back and very quick in that setting." the demeanor in that

she was tough to mika, she was tough to me in all the right ways. she had a great run.ates, i saw her in new hampshire in the past fall and willie she was as good as anybody i saw on the campaign trail. she was good out there and they loved her. >> i remember watching a veriy early new hampshire candidate forum at st. anselm, she was very good. she won that one debate after winning the undercard debate then she won the big debate. she's very impressive. i think not to harp on it, i think she was treated unfairly in a lot of ways, she should have been on the stage the other night, she was the only one left off but she had a good run. >> i think the abc decision to keep her off the stage, which i just don't understand, i think it was the death nell for her campaign. >> and i think that she was going after trump before it was safe to do so she was the trail blazer in that category and for jeb bush's survival it's become his imperative to go after trump. she was doing it when she was clawing her own way on it. she had everything to lose and nothing to gain. >> i still say t

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. >> reporter: but now sitting down with msnbc's mika brzezinski. skin and we know that people will judge him and people will call names and they don't give him enough credit. >> reporter: the former supermodel is trump's third wife, born in slovenia. >> i'm my own person. he's his own person, and i think that's very important. i don't want to change him. he doesn't want to change me. >> reporter: what about many felt he had insulted mexicans? >> no. i don't feel he insulted the mexicans. he said illegal immigrants. he didn't talk about everybody. >> reporter: but you're an immigrant? ever think he's gone too far? >> i followed the law. i followed the law the be. i never thought to stay here without papers. >> reporter: when he talked about a ban on muslims, do you worry about it? >> what he said it will be temporary and muslims. it's the ones -- we need to screen them, who is coming to the country. he wants to protect america. >> reporter: milania speaks several languages but what about some of the language her husband uses. >> do i agree all the time with him? >> no, i don't, and i tell

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