come on. >> mika, let me say this. mika, it's what the law is.t, though. >> you said this the last time you were on and i let it go. i can't let it go again. >> well -- >> there's no abortions in the ninth month. >> you can pushback, but that's what the law is, mika. so the point is, joe's question was where should the law be? what i want to do is see all of the states weigh in individually. then, let's let the federal government look at, is there a consensus, joe? is there a consensus, and mika, and that has been developed by the 50 states that can be implemented by the federal government, and that you can get 60 votes for in the united states senate, which is what you would need to put any bill on the president's desk. we all know that. so the fact is, i want this process to move forward in the states. lots of things are happening that surprise people. the vote in kansas surprised a lot of political experts who said that it would go one way and it went completely the other. we've seen that in ohio, as well. we've seen it in other places, where

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>> oh, mika, it's very complex.re some exchange, some money exchange issues that have made it difficult for iran to get hold of the moneys and had to go to a swiss bank then sent to qatar what the biden administration is saying and the crucial part is that qatar and the u.s. will effectively have control of that money still and it will only be used for humanitarian purposes, food, medicine, that being said, a week ago, president raisi said that iran would have control of the money and where it would go so that's one of the controversies. mika, there will be plenty of others, clearly, iran has been a slow burning fuse since president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal, the fuse has included the enrichment of uranium, the alleged sending of drones to russia, so, i guess the diplomatic hope is that this stabilizes perhaps that relationship with russia begins to inch forward some kind of negotiation with iran, but, you know, just the relatives of the young woman killed, for example, and the terrible crushing of those

and whoever invented this, the sabonis, then let him come here, mika sobonis.ou things will go much faster this way. well, with the text , now we’re taking off the blow, do you remember the right one in remember the head? he don't worry. i’m not afraid of a romantic, that like this, don’t be nervous, i won’t hurt you, i’ll hurt you. what you said? over the shoulder there is a dog there is no other and the man alyo so you will need to sign urgently you need to sign this urgently urgently. you know, i said i’ll file a lawsuit, relax so you don’t come up with the paper. they just wrote about the refusal of all claims. this is what i signed without it. it was impossible for me to shoot who now, in your opinion, i have not signed him. it's good that you're the director of what? is vovka having fun? it's all very serious. he said that the farm needs to be registered today, well, march is taking a while. what do i mean , martha wants you to come see her? thank you this is a disaster. this is a real disaster. that's it, producers of skepticism. yes, yes, the video was

mikas is ours. it's clear? do you understand?nderstand. must wait so long. from here there are streams beyond the highways, along what path will you trodden for me now? poaching on the sly state environmental program what kind of program? i must have cut it wrong. this is an important state matter; if contamination is found in the water , the european money allocated for this will have to be cleaned up. and specifically for this area, well, i don’t remember exactly, somewhere several million euros, apparently, this money will remain undeveloped , very clean. a generation is growing. that's impossible. the concentration of heavy metals in this lake is off the charts; the entire area must be evacuated. i will call now. of course i remember you, the lord's bell, what's the matter, there is a present ecological disaster on the deep lake. need urgent evacuation, what is evacuation? i got it. i'm leaving immediately to evacuate. come out quickly , an environmental disaster is happening. i told you on the phone in this lake is hundreds

mika, of course, mika's brother served in the united states army.have got a job anywhere. he decided he wanted to serve his country, and he wanted to be in the marine corps. he has busted his ass. he has gone through hell like all marines do, like all marines do. he has sacrificed. why? because he loves this country. >> like all marines do. >> he wants to give his all to this country. that's why you become a marine. i'm not sure why you become a football coach. i like football coaches. i loved coaching football. it was one of the best jobs i've had. it ain't being a marine, tommy. it ain't being a marine. it ain't being a member of the united states army. it ain't being a ranger. i mean, i can go down the services and the sacrifice these men and women make. you know, mike talks about it. mike talks about the sacrifices that our soldiers and our sailors and our marines and our members of our airmen, members of the coast guard, that they make. i think it's disgusting, what he said. i also think it's disgusting how little some of them get paid. there a

mika, what do we have next? >>> we have been planning a wedding, but also -- jackie's. >> thank god. >> i haven't done that on tv. >> congratulations. i'm all about it. i love this, but now tell me now professionally speaking, what are you watching for today? >> we are headed for a shutdown. lawmakers will throw in hail marys and there will be a stay over the weekend. the house gop conference will try to vote today on a continuing resolution that byron donalds says. it's a $1.4 trillion clip fund that would keep the government funded for either 30 to 40 days. the timing is unclear, but mccarthy still lacks the support to even get that continuing resolution done, and meanwhile the senate is headed towards passing a bipartisan continuing resolution. that leaves us where we are this morning which is headed for a shutdown. i'm also looking for a potential motion to vacate. my colleagues had an excellent scoop last night about matt gaetz's plans to bring that to the floor as soon as sunday, and potentially trying to

>> exactly right, mika. the political chaos is one thing we often focus on here, shutdowns are bad for americans. i've covered so many of these not in washington, outside the beltway. people are really hurting. here's the thing, shutdowns make things worse because they cause new problems, but they can also make old problems even more dire than they already are. watch. >> we started advocating for this v.a. clinic back in 2003. >> reporter: it took timo more than two decades to get a v.a. clinic in his home of stockton, california. >> we went to meetings and started joking about, hopefully, it'll open up before we're pushing up daisies. >> reporter: it's not just about getting a new facility. >> we need this clinic to open with doctors, fully staffed. >> reporter: this rural community, about an hour from san francisco, falls prey to a national trend. veterans struggling to access health care because there aren't enough providers to see them. >> we have the longest wait times anywhere in california. if you're

>> good morning, mika.trump spokesman, he said he never heard of the office. submitted a bunch of questions by email and didn't get anything back. but what is going on are a couple things that i think are important. number one, when the mar-a-lago raid happened in august of 2022. there were classified materials at this post-presidential office that later got moved to mar-a-lago. they have since been turned over to the government. but as a result of that, what happened was trump's lawyers asked that this post-presidential office that very few people knew about, they asked that it be searched by a private firm. there is no indication that the fbi has actually searched this office even though they have been looking not only for classified documents but also things that are responsive to the presidential records act that are not classified but do belong to the united states government. the other interesting thing that is going on here and of course by the way i should say we don't know what is in that office. l

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mika, watch 7 tonight. it's called "forks" and then we'll be -- >> okay. >> then there will be a realignment in the force. call me up, i will tell you how to get hulu. it's like the 87 times before i told you how to get hulu and you watch 7, "forks," and the music, willie, it's like they're talking to me. this is like -- this is -- you know, i never really -- the john hughes films, i loved john hughes, but i was never that cool -- that ferris bueller or all those other people were too cool but these bear people, they're incredible. like you said, like you said, some of the best acting -- >> it is. >> -- i've seen anywhere. >> i'm always late to series so i get browbeat, you got to watch "the bear." by the time we get done with our long days and go to bed too early, i just put on the yankee game and that's it. finally we sat down earlier this week. the episodes are quick, 28 minutes, 29 minutes, so you can whip right through it. i'm still in the first season, almost finished with that looking forward to the

i think that's right, mika.d murderer, he may be wanted on a homicide case down in brazil, and he may have a weapon. when you add those together, your mind starts to go to the worst places. i think the good news is it duntsd appear to have been a very violent incident as he is taken into custody. i think it's also a testament to the law enforcement officers who stayed on this over the last two weeks to track this person down. the most remarkable, i think just looking at this, eric rudolph was the famous case of someone who, you know, stayed essentially in a wanted status, hidden in the hills of north carolina for many, many years. look at this case, how many times, you know, private citizens' cameras picked up on this individual as he moved from place to place. those were the tips and leads that law enforcement used. at the same point, this individual never went really far, you know, from where he escaped. it's a little bit different in the sense that did he have a plan, what was his plan, and he did evade captu

>> mika, the maximum is 25 years in prison.er smith, we would not be charged like this. this is a tough case for prosecutors. the strength of the case for prosecutors is the facts. hunter biden's history of drug use is well documented even in his own memoir. he described he was addicted around the time he purchased the weapon. the weakness for prosecutors is the law that bans drug users from possessing weapons, but it's rarely enforced and hardly ever charged unless the gun was used in another crime. this opens prosecutors up to a defense of selective prosecution which could allow a judge to dismiss the whole thing. this same law was declared unconstitutional just last month. it's hanging by a thread waiting for the supreme court to weigh in. >> betsy, as you're talking to people close to this case, including hunter biden's attorneys, what is the sense as to what comes next? there continues to be chatter about perhaps some sort of foreign business lobbying. but none of that's happened yet. how is team hunter biden preparing? do

>> mika, i just want to say something.ff that will literally send lots of mothers who are out there in their jobs working unfortunately without the ability to afford child care, who will lose their jobs and stop earnings to billions of dollars and our children will lose high quality child care that's necessary for their growth thank you for covering that. it's not getting enough attention in washington right now. it's very frustrating to me. also frustrating to me, frankly, is the unwarranted attacks on the most independent leader of the judiciary we've had in a very long time, wunlike the trup justice department who he thought was his personal lawyer, he's onesomeone with integrity d independence yesterday was a mockery of what the justice system is supposed to be about. >> let me ask you about the effort to get a spending bill done before a government shutdown deadline, next saturday at midnight next weekend what is your sense of what's happening over there if they send you a continuing resolution, what will be the react

mika. >> wow.sh bail creates a system favoring those with financial means. under the new law people charged with low-level offenses likely won't have to go to jail and instead will be released with a citation and court date. law enforcement is still given discretion in certain cases such as repeat offenders. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," donald trump's campaign is flowing a stop on the picket lines to show support for the united autoworkers. we will tell you what the union is saying about that just ahead on "morning joe." we are back in just one minute. your sleep number setting. and now, all of our new next gen smart beds have temperature benefits. save $400 on the new sleep number c4 smart bed. now only $1,499. sleep next level. shop now only at sleep number >>> all right. you are looking at live pictures from capitol hill where lawmakers have 11 days to get a spending deal done and avoid a government shutdown, but it seems there's no sense of urgency from far-right republicans to find an agr

>> good morning, mika and joe. yeah, these are some of merrick garland's most aggressive comments yet, pushing back the idea that his justice department is -- he's a former federal judge. they've been working on this for weeks over at the justice department prepping him for this hearing because they do take it seriously. to them, this is a big lie, equivalent to the notion that the 2020 election was stolen. the idea that somehow there are political operatives over at the justice department pulling the strings and orchestrating these investigations of donald trump or going easy on hunter biden, there's just no evidence to support that. and in fact, you know, merrick garland has appointed special counsels to the chagrin of the white house. in fact, a lot of people joke over the doj political appointees they won't ever be working for the biden administration. there's a bit of gal low's humor for any other part of the biden administration. but in addition to pushing back on that notion, merrick garland also plans to ta

of course, we started a correspondence with mikae, she sent me photographs of her endless screen testseneral, like an old man, and a letter: i am attaching a photograph of what ruslan and lyudmila, naina are doing now , i and the old actress cecilia mansurova are auditioning, ptushko wants to take her, i. i’m worried, she’s his old friend, they’ve already worked, i’m idle, and, as always, i’m moping, in this photo where she’s in monstrous old age makeup, notes, how beautiful, i like her, they didn’t take her, didn’t approve, this again hurt, hurt the actress, but again the gatherings , night salts in her house, she is majestic, proud, happy, housewife, housewife, housewife life. directors alexander allov and vladimir naumov were preparing for the launch of their great film running according to mikhail bulgakov. michaela had already starred in their film the legend of tili. in the film shine and burn my star, the white guard officer was played by vladimir naumov, and she played his wife. you can't even call it a house like that. there is only one line in the panorama: seryozha, where ar

it off if the crown was forced by a and c as long protest her unemployment get your uh, solid one mika in from us for a series of similar axis that done on social media. they just incident taking place on the very heavy police pro detection. we understand the police even arrested some people nearby who tried to prevent a hoodie, but from getting beyond we're the nation's prime minister, commented states as no justification for the violence which took place. regardless of the reason behind these riots, the call fires, the harassments violence against police officers. regardless of the reason, i think that all sweets find this completely unacceptable and recent months of mo mika who is in a rock, a refugee has bind many copies of the koran in a series of protest. swedish authorities have permitted all the action, the siding, freedom of speech flows. the buildings of coal spotted protests wells wide and social media active based on the logo. so heil stuff daughter says that monique has options and the fact that he's protected by the european government have created division since sweeter

last question for you, mika, before we let you go. september 30th the government is going to run out of funding. i'm putting you on the spot. what's the likelihood in your estimation we do have a government shutdown? >> well, as of right now it seems likely we're heading in that direction. we've had multiple house republicans say on the record that they believe a shutdown is going to happen. i talked to congressman tim birchet of tennessee. last week he said he's very confident a shutdown is going to happen. the house freedom caucus members, they say it's important to get everything they want to get done even if it leads to that because they know it's going to be watered down in the senate, so we're really going to have to watch what happens here and there's no time for them whatsoever. >> government shutdowns used to be big deals, and now they feel routine. congressional reporter for punch bowl news, mika, thank you so very much. >>> turn to another story. the judge presiding over the mar-a-lago documents case has taken swift new act

he called for the death of -- >> mika, mika, i talked about that this week.ial media. i talked about it on other interviews i did beforehand. it's hard for me to believe that i would come onto your show this morning, after what i did and said last night, and then you have criticisms that i didn't go after donald trump enough. you know, maybe it's just too early out here in california for me. >> no, no, no. >> i didn't quite hear what you were saying, but come on. >> no, no, chris, it's not just you. i'm asking, what was going on in that room? that that never came -- like, these two major headlines about donald trump, one that's absolutely frightening, okay, what is going on in that room with all of the republican candidates? the mod -- what is happening? what universe are we in that that doesn't come up? i'm not specifically pointing at you, but doesn't it seem strange? >> look, the questions were never asked, mika. i'm not going to sit up here and be defense counsel for the other six candidates, because i did my job last night. i was the only one who went di

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without protection without equalization to the very bottom the body is used to it i am your debtor mikarstand, i understand. well done, be careful . the child was sitting behind the wheel. they saw me. perry changed. listen, the muscles have warmed up like this. andryukh you're a lithuanian boy, aren't you? you won't lie to me. tell me, you were driving, you're behaving terribly, just disgustingly child. open the trunk, open it, they will open it. well, why are you stuck, we’re beaten to the lake, we’re going and have a picnic. you entrusted your own child to an unknown person. you don't even know who he is, what do you want? that nothing to be nervous about the numbers were interrupted, where where in karaganda it was interrupted, here are three on 4 6 is it her? believe me, nothing personal. whiskey with the weather , according to the law, the car is listed as stolen, and i am simply obliged to confiscate it, i am the government. you're an asshole. ki rest happily well, no need to. now we will walk there. come on, look for us. wow, well, let's go for a walk, we're having a delicious w

if mikas is a bandit, he will cover up for his friends, all sorts of criminals , he will let them go,esses to confuse their tracks. i am sure that he will never solve a single case. i’m listening, i was driving to the side, i noticed some suspicious people along the road when i braked, maybe she’s stolen? let's see there's another one standing in the bushes let's try. dictate it too. yes, don't drive like that. commander, edem 516 okay no, there are only two here. take them and send them to the penalty area. it won’t reveal anything, you say, you only have one stolen car, you’ve already found two. he was just lucky. what you're trying to say is that you're always unlucky. live, live, live, everything is fine. drive stolen cars to the impound lot. firstly, you brought us a car that is listed as stolen. and now we would like to get a clean car such that not a single book can take it away from us, and secondly, there is one topic that we need to discuss your wound is almost healed, it will hurt a little, you will endure it. i'm a man you , it doesn't hurt anymore. mom, mom ammonia quiet

mika.e. and i think you are going to see nato to everything it can to shore up this crack. look, it's a pretty good example of the politics are local, and that is what is happening as richard said, as you said joe. election coming up. the polls get through that and hopefully that will combine with the efforts i just described to get this in the right direction. 0.2, and it's kind of stepped back, let's remember who is at fault here. this is russia that has created the situation by blockading the black sea, stopping the normal flow of these massive grain shipments which ought to be going to north africa, the middle east, the levant. putin has weaponized food and as a side benefit of that, that gray now is flowing to the east. it is cheaper. it moves across the land. that is what is driving the discontent in poland. and so the problem, as usual, reverts back to putin, and a good way to think about how to help solve this would be to break this blockade, get the grain shipments moving normally,

mikas had dinner and the girls had already fed him. where are there guns when right now now?is only one great, unique , strong one, she is always there. your country is yours home your family traditions of your people together on the unknown russia russia tv channel let's go hunting, we're looking for mushrooms. and i saw you on tv. yeah , the lithuanian value of extremism is that we live drunk with a gun without a case, with a cartridge in the barrel and with an extremist. remind me when our hunting season is. in 3 months you will come to the commissariat for a gun, and i can issue a fine right now. if they see extremism, i will put you in prison. what, i just didn't hear anything. you go yourself. come on, what's watching us, or what? don't ask what you have is it still possible to buy? can you imagine? where to live? how much does it cost to have a short-barreled weapon? that is , pistols excellent it’s already a good idea to buy them , you can take pictures for him, but somehow he’ll sober up. what else is pneumatic in the free sale of knives, therefore? great choice. thi

you're an employee. good guy mikas let me through let me through.t’s not profitable for mikhail to have special forces with him and before your eyes the storm is about to begin how reliable sources became known to the police of vladimir mikhail vaneev arrived in our country from russia more than a year ago all this time. they posed as ethnic lithuanians, vladimir and michelasabus to the competent authorities. it remains to be seen how he managed to cross the border. using false documents. you're like the runner-up in the election. now. it looks like you become the mayor of trust in the authorities, having pulled off several successful offers, the brothers caused damage to the state, which amounts to millions of euros, if you knew how to fight, the dangerous ones are wanted by the russian law enforcement agencies, taking advantage of the short-sightedness of the local authorities. a sleeping career in one of the most influential and authoritative states of the european union, the operation to capture the sabaneevs was unsuccessful; the criminals mana

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the mika lifeline for south east asia. on its banks for to erase passes, feeding, millions and splendid buddhist temples, mesmerizing to witness the fascinating journey of discovery on the con, through laughs in 75 minutes on d, w. i sized 7 times i went on 6 times to greece. is that all i have to spend life from 500 to 600 currently more people than ever on the worldwide in such a fashion life you know, is a very difficult journey. and one is very hard. they beat you everything, audio stuff, find out about some on stores, in so migrant reliable news to migrate wherever they may be. as you've got any issues with a lot say what the business needs to be a news line from ballot. in the wake of a mouse x, it is from the go on a car box estimate armenian separate to say, well, the souls, the gums, the dramatic announcement comes as over half the level regions population flee. the enclaves, as, as the by john, takes them to the control also on the program, the who struggles to agree on new rules on migration. even off the german

no accountability because they are truth tellers, and mika, it's true.was dead. remember after new hampshire. >> mm-hmm. >> mocked, ridiculed, dead, after nevada, there's no way he can come back. wins south carolina, he wins the nomination. too old, living in his basement. he can't get out of his basement, he's going to lose. then election night, well, trump is going to win this state and that state. wrong. and then progressives as well as trumpers, wrong for two years about bipartisan -- i'm just telling you, maybe these polls are right. well, they're not right. it's not 9 points. "morning joe" betting syndicate will take all of your bets right now. if you want to take the plus 9 on joe biden, yeah, no, biden's not going to lose by nine points. this is a close race, and there are warning signs there. i will say, though, i'm a little tired of it. i'm a little tired of three years hearing about how joe biden's going to get crushed, he's going to get crushed in 2020. he and the democrats are going to get crushed in 2022. there's going to be a red wave. the

know it tends to be, i'm excited for color, it says the yet all of the english both that are less key mika. and i like it, uh, okay, i gonna say kind of check it out. that's what that means. and therefore it is thursday, and that's how do i get up and do the the i the guy it was, which is the only settlement for you got it, but i'm at the local guys. it needs us out. he is he, uncle? most i'm of it over. i know i'd be a lot of task is that i'm not seeing the oh yeah. with the yeah. the with the uh is it expensive? plentiful side is a boy, is a part of the legal is i want to get a comparable legal, but they gotta be the key for release it. this will be able to give you. okay. yeah, yeah. well, when it goes into doing the, the truth of when i get the numbers offline, it is and we look at ways to make, you know, to communicate with them. give me a call. bobby, i'm the one click on the the part that oh yeah. let me get the most of the needle usually. you know with that, but uh i put in the a local move. yes. sorry. yeah. post holiday, who the less you can you say to assess those have been so i

definitely because um that's some cheap mika products. sure. like over the counter products that you get to select is it truly worth how you want to make up to look. so i'd rather go like, just spend a lot of cash, extra cash, and just to get, you know, products that's much more worthy of like, just don't want to mess up people's faces and to your clients. and those times you, when you raised the cost of some, some of them do understand, but other people question, you know, of course, like can you just discounts, you know, but know, like, i feel like i be understand regardless, cuz everyone is everybody has to raise the rates in this economy that way you're going and coming back to the sort of domestic setup. when you guys moved out and moved in together, you obviously had some ideas of what you would be doing together. your time spent. maybe going on holidays have some of those things have to adjust because of just how things are in the economy. yes, a lot of the things are just when is we, you know, just thinking about how you have to save yo

>> mika, thank you so much. yes, i did.sked me such a powerful question and i kind of dodged it. you asked me, how did i have the courage to have our company, our brand bear my name. and i think i'm a slow learner and i process and thank you for what you do with encouraging us to know our value. that is so important. and truly mika humility in knowing or value, they are not mutually exclusive. and so to you, thank you to maggie and huma, 50 over 50, all that you are doing. it is having such an impact. mika, i was telling maggie and huma that my little sister cynthia, standup comic and writer and hollywood pressures, oh, the main woman character has to be in her 30s, and she said please tell me because knowing your values, no. she's going to be their 50s. that is awesome. >> i love this. first of all, we need to have her on know your values. so huma and maggie will follow up on that. let's talk about 50 over 50, because we would love to meet your sister, but maggie, explain why cathy was so unbelievably perfect for this year

i'm not i'm not model myself after mika just yet. all right. okay. time now. 750.t's happening in your commute right now. sal, how's it look? well, not as horrifying as that woman ceo. isn't that wild? let's see when they closed in on her face. yikes okay. all right. real people are good. let's go out and take a look at 80 westbound and richmond getting out to the berkeley area a little slow. we also had the traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see it's backed up. we started off kind of slow because of a crash we had on the westbound bay bridge on the west side of the bridge, closer to san francisco. that's been gone for hours. it wasn't even that serious, but it kind of made it crowded. 880 looks okay. san mateo and dumbarton bridge are cleared out. so really the only bridge that we have a lot of slow traffic in on right now or on the approach is the bay bridge now at 750 let's bring steve back in. thank you, sal. i will now do the weather. you're never wooden. thank you, sir. all right. we'll get to it here. truckee 30. what you heard me. truckee is

mika? >> there ya go.>> russia's permanent seat on the united nations security council allows it to invite whoever it wants to speak at meetings. that's causing issues there. in february, russia had roger waters, a co-founder of pink floyd who has repeatedly accused the west of provoking the russia's invasion, address the council. "the wall street journal" is calling attention to other instances of russia inviting sympathetic voices to speak on its behalf, including a professor at plum columbia, and an american writer who frequently blamed the west for the war in ukraine. >>> coming up, a burning man exodus is under way, after a weekend of mud and rain isolated thousands in the nevada desert. how long attendees have to wait to escape, and what the ceo is saying about the situation on the ground. "morning joe" will be right back. (vo) in three seconds, janice will win a speedboat. (woman) bingo! i'm moving to the lake. gotta sell the house. (vo) ooh! that's a lot of work. (woman) ooh! (vo) don't worry. skip

>> it's a significant case, mika, and a significant ruling by the judge. often you see in these opinions that the language a court uses is rather muted, it's rather polite. it's rather understated. not here. i think the judge was outraged, and rightfully toe so, the language of the values the trumps put on was fantasy, untethered to reality. so where does it stack up? important to note this is a civil case not a criminal case. and so even though the judge found fraud, widespread, rampant fraud in the valuations, no one is going to jail because of this case. you can't go to jail on a civil case. but to tom winters' point and to russ' point, the business can lose its ability to function, to operate in new york state. and so the consequences, while they're not criminal and they're not jail, can be dire for the trump organization and for its properties. so where does it stack up? a significant finding and a significant case by a judge who is outraged at the way the trump folks have conducted themselves, but it will not result in jail time because it's a civil

my hair color estel amelotex solution free movement mika good morning. hello mykonozarian chef.e go there are potatoes, main tomatoes, curd cheese, olives, bell peppers, garlic and herbs, and the dressing with olive oil and wine vinegar sounds like we will have these tomatoes in large pieces. and you are a potato, for now i will cut well for the work. now cut everything. we'll have some olives, garlic, seryoga will cut them for us, and i'll have some greens, so far so good. now what are we going to add to our dressings : olive oil and wine vinegar? but you know, seryozha, what made me think that it is more difficult for children to get all the benefits from potatoes, because after all, they love fried potatoes , french fries, well, obviously not jacket potatoes, which are actually the most healthy, especially useful because that the child grows with him and his intestinal microflora grows. and we they said that resistant starch from such potatoes is a prebiotic. that is, it stimulates the growth of intestinal microflora. just give your child properly cooked potatoes. i know the

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. >> sure, mika.study and obviously parents are getting ready to apply to schools again. we just had the supreme court decision about affirmative action. let's look how rich people and other people fare at these schools. so let's compare here three groups, as you said, of schools. this little dotted line down here are what they call flagship public schools, places like university of virginia, university of michigan, high-quality public schools. you can see your chance of getting admitted regardless of income are roughly about the same all the way down from the bottom to the very top. if you apply to let's call it an ivy plus, an ivy quality school, your chances remain roughly the same until you get up here to the top 1%, the top .1%. suddenly your chances go up 1.3 times the average to 2.2 times the average. let's talk about what happens if you are a legacy. if you have a parent or close relative who went to one of these schools and what happens to your chances of getting admitted. at every single inc

mika, admiral talked about retention.ome up on the end of the fiscal year here in a couple weeks, the branches of the military say, we're going to fall well short of our recruiting goals. this is obviously not the driver of that, the sole driver of that. but when you hear again and again as a young generation, the military is weak, it's woke, not something you want to be a part of, it certainly doesn't help. our branches outside of the marines, every branch is short of its recruitment goals. >>> coming up, new york city mayor eric adams is warning the flow of migrants into his city will upend neighborhoods and, quote, destroy it. reverend al sharpton joins us next to weigh in on the mayor's provocative remarks. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ what do we always say,

and joe and mika, their heels are clickety clack clacking against the marble watch. mika and i, everybody we talk w to every political discussion, all it talks a lote talk about p . but when it comes to joe biden, people say, mat trump in, he'sd to run. is that i mean, he's not going to he's not really goingrun, i e to rush everyday. when i say every discussion,ry i don't mean 99% of the discussion. every discussion. was when we got it, i askedg it reverend al if he was hearing it all the time on our show this past week. >> he's hearing it as wellhearin as democrats off the air will say joe biden's too old. why is he running on the air?, they won't sayth that morningth joe just admitted the democratic party is e demoa dishonest monolith. everyone must say the same thina g at all times, even when they don't believe it privatelyh . the democratic party is literally a mob, but the mot can't function when it's fractured. >> so this fall, we'll see a trenfae willd mission from jos the next fdr to.fd >> thanks for playing the media, which is about as obedien that as a dog,

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looks at the cables, so just put that but then it los mika was here, and a goal was on. but we'll hang on for more when when the alarm goes off of nick and her parents take shelter in the store room. and they do what they can to make life for their daughter as light and airy as possible. i the in the you physical, national borders have all that's, this appeared at least for those people who hold the rights type of passports in place to, for young along the french, italian border for example. both countries are working together to create one come an attractive tourist region, but just a few kilometers away at the points where migrants wants to cross over from italy to friends. the border is protected like a few others within the you. it's a paradox of the open yet close border, which leaves thousands of migrants in limbo. the french should be ashamed in human, you know, the best deal around the mail. a brace roy. yeah. in se friends, which is visit is outside his communities to his office or the best of the town of over 2000 overlooks the mediterranean sea in the border r

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turns out that the person who will remain alive will be the last one to come up with a version of what mikat we all have to unite, well , this is also absolutely wrong. each of us has our own projection of what happened in our heads. but again, i say, no matter what, we must perceive her death as the beginning of a major operation to destroy all those agreements that existed between russia and ukraine as a major operation to destroy ukrainian it's no wonder that the first victim of this was the first one, if you will , a soldier of the heavenly hundred who then appeared there in 2000 in 2014. his role in this is not that he asked some sharp questions, the authorities didn't like him a lot people from my colleagues at that time were asked sharp questions and the authorities did not like it, many of these authorities had different questions. i remember very well how then they limited the airwaves, how they did not give the opportunity to express their opinion, all this was all this and we all went through it, although yes i believe that it is much more acutely done than many of us, this is an

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i think, mika. my guest is ryan seacrest, the busiest man in show business. talking about vanna white announcing she's coming back. great conversation. also using his platform to open the seacrest studios and children's hospitals. he opened another one this week here in new york city, where kids who have to have long stays in a hospital can do radio shows and podcasts. it's all broadcast up to their rooms. a great guy who has known what he wanted to be since he was 10 years old. my conversation with ryan seacrest on nbc on "sunday today." we'll be right back on "morning joe." d last for weeks. it can make your workday feel impossible. the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside of you. 50 years or older? ask your doctor about shingles. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments 50 years or older? is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their