scarborough stunning. >> belinda, let me just just to give context to that give some context to that comment 5% of the country comment only 5% of the country has price of has an average house price of £100,000 so this a £100,000 or lower. so this is a tiny the world. and if tiny part of the world. and if everyone on london salaries decent london salaries that can't buy here were to buy in those places, the people that live scarborough wouldn't be live in scarborough wouldn't be able live in scarborough wouldn't be abl i'm not saying it's right or >> i'm not saying it's right or wrong, i'm saying that people need sucks, but people need to. it sucks, but people need to. it sucks, but people need start buying need to adapt and start buying property in cheaper areas. need to adapt and start buying pro do ty in cheaper areas. need to adapt and start buying pro do you cheaper areas. need to adapt and start buying pro do you know»er areas. need to adapt and start buying pro do you know whatzas. need to adapt and

[laughter] [applause] >> kat: joe scarborough actually did say something that was correct., donald trump won't do anything about it. is he not aware that he's not in political office of any kind right now? i didn't understand that at all! it's the whole conversation that is so dumb, and the impeachment of mayorkas, and they're like, "this is a political move!" it drives me nuts when politicians accuse each other playing politics like it's not what they are all doing here. it was crazy, because what joe scarborough was saying there, complaining about the way the border is, it was completely opposite of what we have been hearing for years and years. which is, again, why am not surprised there's not a lot of hope for this bill, because it's a lot of the nyeh, nyeh, nyeh, nothing ever gets solved. it's been since the '90 since an overhaul in our immigration system. it's been a whole new world trade i'm no longer a child, for example. [laughter] there needs to be changes where this probable continue. unfortunately, especially after the lions lost yesterday, more hopeless than ev

i've been speaking to a surgeon who works in scarborough about his constant fears for his family trapped in gaza. also on the programme... the murder of nine—year—old alfie steele by his mother and her partner — the authorities were alerted more than 60 times that he was at risk. jurgen klopp says he's standing down as liverpool manager at the end of the season. and the twins stolen and separated at birth in georgia, now reunited with their mother through social media. in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we'll have more onjurgen klopp�*s decision to leave liverpool and who is likely to replace him at anfield in the summer. the former midfielder xabi alonso is the current favourite. good evening. the highest court of the united nations has ruled that israel must take all measures to prevent genocidal acts in gaza, but it stopped short of ordering an immediate halt to the fighting. judges at the international court ofjustice in the hague were delivering an interim ruling in a case of genocide brought by south africa against israel. the un defines genocide as acts committed with the

live now tojordan philliskirk, assistant headteacher of scalby school in scarborough.e impact on the pupils. we are and the impact on the pupils. we are a secondary — and the impact on the pupils. we are a secondary school _ and the impact on the pupils. we are a secondary school in _ and the impact on the pupils. we are a secondary school in the northeast l a secondary school in the northeast of england in scarborough my three days before the start of our academic term, we got the news that unfortunately two thirds of ours school was condemned with raac concrete, which had a huge effect on our staff and community. we have worked tirelessly to be able to try and make sure our students are least impacted by this as possible, and unfortunately we are in a difficult situation. one of our biggest concerns and something people are finding difficult at this moment in this time, the dfe are making the announcement of our year 11 students were about to take their gcs e exams in a summerwill were about to take their gcs e exams in a summer will receive no mitigation and support

joe scarborough was a congressman. host: that is not actually what tim said.id it is the republicans that appear on those channels tend to not be as conservatives as those who are on conservative networks. caller: he said the amount. one station is across the nation but all the other stations, 90% of them, are a.m. hate radio, and have been since rush limbaugh. this guy is just talking through his head. host: would you like to respond to that? guest: i think what needs to be said is the five on fox generally has a democrat every day. you can watch that and say, that is a box democrat. this is where we would say, they have a cnn republican. you wonder on cable channels whether you get vigorous debate. you want them all to be civil to each other. if you have someone who comes on fox on a daily orem all to get along. but it is easy for you to say i didn't really care my viewpoint represented in this republican or this democrat, and that really is a test. i do think fox does more to incorporate a democrat point of view. people consider it week. -- consider it weak

the same joe scarborough says donald trump wants to execute his generals. donald trump wants to use seal team six to execute opponents? that's something a judge put forward as a hypothetical. but they don't play trump so you don't know if he said it or not. >> what about the meat cleaver? what is trump's defense against the meat cleaver? >> that's coming from someone who is an esteemed democrat strategist james carmel. he says we are coming after you with a meat cleaver, he means it. we've seen this with the legal battles. they are not going to play. that's the tactic we have to watch out for. 2016th they played donald trump in full. now they won't let him speak but will characterize him nonetheless. >> kayleigh mcenany has never been on the hot mic and never will. thanks so much. >>> noah's arc on wheels does rescue. and joints were keeping me from doing the things i loved most. not anymore. blue-emu gave me my freedom back. it supports healthy muscles and joints. shop our expanded family of products at major online retailers. with the majority of my patie

the scarborough pursued and chased u 48 until it dived and disappear.t the attack drew off the making. entire rest of the convoy now vulnerable. the u. 38 then surfaced fired a torpedo damaged and slowed down another freighter. the following night, u-boats attacked in unison. they've been following news of the convoy from their fellow captains. the entire attack was coordinated all the way from by admiral doenitz, eager to micro-manage what he believed was going to be a victory. the u-boats struck singly and in pairs, picking off at the edge and in the middle of the convoy. some of these captains would sail into the midst of the convoy surface, fired torpedoes in either directions and disappear. they mostly attacked at night, which added terror of course for the lives of the crewmen board. but it also aided the u-boats as they could rely on ships against the horizon, whether by moonlight or starlight. the submarines would quietly surface between ships moving quickly in and out of the convoy, preventing any warships from from coming to the aid of damaged

joe scarborough should stick to doing what he does beste do is his pillow. >> let's be honest. ifk at him y and mika, c that couple is not banging. you can be that in bleep. stupid to go on tv and not seeee through what biden is doing. >> you remember the movie backdraft? that's what they're doing at the border. they set d the andraft now?" they'rd ot they're trying to claim responsibility for putting it ouhe t. except the bill doesn't extinguish the fire you don't need a bill for remainsn't extee in mexico, as you said, because it was rescinded with a pen.hiss so obviously this is a scam.sca. but on some level, i do feel bur the getting dropped off offt at new york because they get off the bus, look around and thinhe k they got deported already. >> you know what i mean? like you, they're 27. i didn't come here to see these people like, oh my god,wa you have to leave. it was a quick flighict to honduras. oh, my goodness. it's so true. ue. >> we actually created the whole we recreated the whole situation. ted tholone more note that's kid of off message, but it's because of your

they did this, joe scarborough and todd henry represent the us government hardly. um they may want to appeal to elements of the government, but they don't represent it. and i'm glad scott brought that up. i see the same shows, same kind of hot heads and some are very jingle wasting. absolutely, they are okay, but it's part of the entertainment landscape unfortunately. steve, let me go back to you again. you know, we have um, um, nato, uh, defining russia as an enemy. since this conflict is started and much, much more, more, but unofficially, now it's official here. russia is going to react to that. i don't understand why people don't. if you called anatomy, you're going to react to it. go ahead steve. as well. and the fact that this, this was a conflict, it could have been completely avoid is had uh, uh, victoria new and uh, from the state department in boris jobs and not swooped in to keep the wednesday from striking a deal on the front end. and then you had your restroom, making it clear that the expansion of nato, to their border was, was intolerable. it was som

i've been speaking to a surgeon who works in scarborough about his constant fears for his family trappedartner — the authorities were alerted more than 60 times that he was at risk. jurgen klopp says he's standing down as liverpool manager at the end of the season. and the twins stolen and separated at birth in georgia, now reunited with their mother through social media. in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we'll have more onjurgen klopp's decision to leave liverpool and who is likely to replace him at anfield in the summer. the former midfielder xabi alonso is the current favourite.

in scarborough, burger bar owner jamie is constantly having to clean up flytipping in their car park.d rubbish, it's dirty nappies, it's pizza boxes, it's empty mail bottles. it's all sorts, old toys and stuff. so you can tell it's definitely household like family rubbish. it's disgusting, to be honest, and especially because we're the ones that have to clean it up every time. back with the team in barnsley, and it's notjust the country roads that are blighted with rubbish — in between the houses is also impacted. they'll be back again tomorrow to do it all again. the battle against flytipping is never ending. we are keeping an eye on a news conference the prime minister is due to give at downing street after passing his rwanda bill. an inquiry has been launched, after toddler and his father were found dead at a property in lincolnshire. two—year—old bronson battersby is thought to have died of starvation, after his dad kenneth suffered a fatal heart attack, leaving him alone. our reporter crispin rolfe has more. 60—year—old dad kenneth and his two—year—old son, bronson battersby. the

joe scarborough says that it trump getting 51% of the vote is bad news. >> in barack obama took 4 years off and then ran in a democratic caucus this iowa, would 50% of democrats vote against barack obama is this we can sit here and put on sackcloth and ashes and moan about donald trump getting 51% of the vote. to win general elections that's not good news. >> trace: i don't know if you are bashing on a guy that broke every record available. only on msnbc can you have that. your thoughts? >> i heard a lot of democrats were flipping on that. saying he is an incumbent. yesterday we talked about him breaking 50%. it's not good enough because he is an incumbent. that's ridiculous. he has a swift and amazing victory last night in iowa. you might not like it. that's fine. he exceeded all expectations. >> trace: the democrats are issuing warnings. david should another warning to the biden campaign. here he is. >> the president and his campaign need to get into gore. they need a message. they need a message that takes in not just democracy but the day-to-day concerns people have and prosecute it

you have joe scarborough saying he will kill opponents with seal team six.r said that, that was postulated by a judge. he never said that. >> emily: people holding that position will never stop. that rhetoric will never stop. i used to live in seattle, i've resigned myself to the fact that declarations will never stop. what should happen, there is rhetoric from the right, too. what needs to happen, for democrats and especially those who hold positions of influence and media and james carville is to ask why do trump voters feel the way they do? why? do they feel they are being listened to or priorities are being attended to and i think it would do everyone better instead of saying how can anyone follow this lunatic or making statements that are just so absurd for only if they were true, of course, of course there would be consequence. underline this, this is where the surprise is going to happen for these people. they say my gosh, trump won again, how could that happen? they missed the entire point, everyone supporting him feel utterly ignored and rejected by

how come jake tapper, al sharpton, how come joe scarborough how come no one are coming to the defenseho had the intellectual property stolen from them? and then used as a lie to create an effect claudine gay's so-called scholarship. >> two reasons one, the great black scholar former professor at princeton and vanderbilt is a conservative. she believes in colorblind up polity she opposes affirmative action. and so among left wing scholars both black and white carol is an app a state she is a defector from the ideology. she has to be put away she has to be denied and ignored it's totally justified in their view. for someone like clotting gate to steal from carol and the second thing to be blunt about it the same principles you see in black on black violence in inner cities you can see black on black plagiarism at harvard. it's totally excused because it does not fit out the left wing narrative that according to critical race theory for example only whites or whiteness can serve as an oppressive force. all crimes it take over from the power of the suppose in white power structure should

joe scarborough down playing trump's victory by comparing him to barack obama. roll that tape. >> if barack obama took 40 years off and then ran in a democratic caucus in iowa, would 50% of democrats vote against barack obama? no, no they wouldn't. we can all sit here and put him sack cloth in ashes and moan about donald trump getting 51% of the vote. got to say for people that want to win general elections, that's not good news. stuart: that's a false analysis because he's assuming that the 49% who did not vote for trump will vote against him. i don't think that's true. >> well, yeah, i think it's kind of a joke to compare this situation. we haven't seen a former president that leaves the office for four years and comes back since grover cleveland. during those four years, a lot has happened and there's been a number of huge dents in the former president's reputation in the eyes of a lot of people. he's taken hits over the course of that type. there's no doubt about it. when you dig into the numbers, anyone that voted for desantis roughly he's the second choice

our condolences to joe scarborough noted alabama fans.wolverines and the washington huskies playing in houston on monday for the championship. it's washington's first ever title game, and michigan's first championship game in the playoff era. it's going to be a fun one monday night in houston. >>> time now for the weather and let's bring in meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast. angie, happy new year. great to see you. how's 2024 starting off? >> you know what, 2024 is not bad for me, jonathan. i think it can only get better from here, at least that's my hope. i hope for you, too. we've got plenty of sunshine across the east. no real problems. i think one of the only spots we'll see some issues for the eastern half of the country is parts of texas you could see some heavy rain today. out west we'll deal with some rain and mountain snow with yet another system working onshore. we'll get to that in a moment, but here's the system going to bring that heavy rain to parts of texas today. the good news is low severe weather threat. we're

now, donald trump won the caucuses by historic margins, sorry joe scarborough.pite being far outspent in advertising, despite the media onslaught against him. despite being indicted four times and having to split time between courtrooms and campaign trail, he did it. and at 77 years old. he is the energizer candidate. last night, after giving his victory speech, he left des moines around 11 p.m. central time. he flew back to new york and then was in court again today. and then, he flew to new hampshire to do the event that you just saw. now, look, unless something unthinkable happens, donald trump is going to be the nominee of the republican party. and the party is more unified now but behind him and his policies than at any time since the reagan years or maybe, maybe right after 9/11. now, this is not spin, it's the truth. if beating joe biden is really their goal, then it's time for some serious soul searching by nikki haley and ron desantis. now, let's start with desantis. he out performed last night. he beat nikki haley's war chest, so he has a lot to be pro

. >> again, as joe scarborough said this morning, if you could go see fat elvis, why would you go to las vegas to see an elvis impersonator. it was an indication ron desantis was not a man of political genius that he went to war with disney, he went to war with mickey mouse. yet, when he ran against donald trump, he could not figure out a way to run against a man who had more than 90 felony indictments who had been found liable for raping a woman, who had been twice impeached and tried to overturn the government. he couldn't figure out what can i say about him, how can i run against him? so he chose all of these other targets. he also made the calculation somehow if he made all the right enemies, if he checked all the right boxes that would be enough, but the reality was, the republicans had the real thing. they didn't need somebody who was stiff and boring and fake when they had the orange elvis out there. so again, there was part of ron desantis that is probably still shocked by the fact that republicans still embrace donald trump. i think that ron desantis believed that if he was

he'll be remembered as one of the very best college coaches of all-time, and joe scarborough will haveup on "morning joe." time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist anglei lassman for the forecast. >> here we go again, jonathan. we've got another winter storm system going to cause problems across the country. we've got wind alerts up and the system is on the move. it's going to bring some snow to parts of the plains today and also bring arctic air across much of the plains. the coldest we've seen so far i'll show you in a moment. look at the wintry mess with snow and strong winds as we get into tomorrow. the rain works into the east, see the potential for severe storms today, into the evening hours and overnight and that goes for the southeast as we get into tomorrow, too. we'll also see that heavy rain across portions of of this regions that have seen saturated grounds. rainfall totals not quite as impressive as last go around with this previous storm system, but the snow totals will be. we'll be pushing upwards of a foot and a half in spots like michigan and other places

so you made the point i got seven texts last night even on this network this morning and joe scarborough made the same point, and i think that's a relevant point. >> yeah. let's share the credit. joe mentioned it and he's got a history as a republican. you are known as a -- i'm generalizing, but you're more a centrist democrat than a super leftist democrat and lawrence o'donnell who talked about his progressive experience and everyone around this is thinking about it because you're supposed to do better than that and trump is the most famous, oversaturated, controversial, endlessly in the press right wing. those folks are tuned into that and 41% of the red states say i'm still looking. i'm still looking for something else. that doesn't mean that he'll stop them in the primary. it just means he has a base problem and we hear so much propaganda of the opposite point, and i want to play some lawrence to you. so we went james to lawrence and now back to james and that's how lod put it last night. >> donald trump, whatever he gets tonight is going to be the lowest margin in the history of iow

. >> liberal joe i called him, scarborough used to claim he was a conservative. he's adopted this liberalism because he wants to be on television. he used to beg people here to please hire him and they didn't like the place he was working at so he figured, well, he's not going to get hired here. might as well do that. let's talk about what you see about trump. you'd been critical of president trump. i thought the speech he gave in iowa was gracious. i thought my last town hall with him was very measured, smart, funny. we're seeing a little bit different side of him. not talking as much about 2020 anymore and he's looking forward. i think it's helpful. >> well, hallelujah to that last point because when i last interviewed president trump, i did say to him, i said, "look, you have to move on to looking back to 2020 all the time. you have to present a vision for america going forward for 2024 and you can get reelected." i noticed he's now stopped talking nearly so much about 2020. he's talking about 2024. and he's showing all the best sides of donald trump which you

. >> donald trump won the caucuses by historic margins, sorry, joe scarborough.pite being far outspent in advertising, despite the media onslaught against him -- >> a massive slap in the face, isn't it, to all the obsessive trump haters and washington and the swamp, all the far-left prosecutors that have weaponized and politicized our system of justice. howard: msnbc refused to air one word of trump's victory speech with rachel maddow insisting that wasn't out of spite. >> there is a cost to us as a news organization of knowingly broadcasting untrue things. and that is a fundamental truth of our business and who we are. howard: on cnn, jake tapper cut away from the speech when trump started attacking illegal immigrants, but to his credit or, talked up the former president's win. >> we have an invasion of millions and millions of people that are coming in to our can country -- >> donald trump declaring victory with a historically strong showing in the iowa caucuses. >> nbc and cnn refuse fused to air my victory speech. think of it, because they are crooked, they'r

. >> did you catch joe scarborough's face there?e is a senior adviser to the lincoln project, and author of the conspiracy to end america, five ways my old party is driving the democracy to autocracy. also with us, christina greer. she is an associate professor of political science at -- university. and author of black ethnics, race, immigration, and the pursuit of the american dream. thank you both very much for coming back to the saturday show. stuart, what does it say about desantis that he won't call the guy he is trying to beat a threat to democracy? >> well look, i think if this guy does, as it's predicted here, if he gets around ten to 15%, i don't see how he stays in the race. and i would imagine that he is going to end up endorsing trump. i could see this happening by the end of next week. you know, i don't know how many ways, and different times we have to say this, but donald trump is walking away with the republican nomination, because donald trump is what republicans want. it really doesn't have anything to do with dona

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you have seen the dramatic actions over the last weekend in scarborough shoal. these are issues we are involved in as a treaty ally under the 1951 u.s.-philippines mutual defense agreement. if you think as well on the competitive side, the larger issues dealing with the east china sea, and islands that fall under the u.s.-japan defense alliance, and the taiwan straight which is an important place for the global economy. 50% of container traffic in the world flows through the taiwan straight daily. 70% of advanced semiconductors in the world are produced on the island of taiwan. think about that as a strategic economic space as well as strategic politically. this is a consequential part of the world in terms of strategic military and political and economic interests. technology, on the competition side, has become in a way, the heart of the battle. it is not just a commercial rivalry that might be normal if you think about the development of ai and machine learning and biotech allergy and quantum mathematics. it is the fact that many of those technologies will be

but the same joe scarborough sayscarborou donald trump wantse to execute his generals. donald trump wants to ushis geel team six to execute his opponents. no, that was something a judge put forward as a hypotheticao e nothing, trump said. >> but they don't play trump. so you'd never know if he said it or not. what about the mead itt cleaver >> what's trump's defense against the meat cleaverns? >> i mean, and that is, look, that's coming from someone who is an esteemedmingmeone dem. strategist, james carville. and if he says we're coming after you with a meat cleave ar he means it. we've already seen this with the legal battles. they're going to not play him. and that's legal ot going the tactic we've got to watch out for. jesse. jesse, 2016, they played donald trump and fo inr now, they won'twi let him speak, but they'll characterize him nonetheless. >> all right. no, never beennye hi on a hot mic. >> never will. thank you so much. nopewill.o much.. rescue noah's ark on wheels just rescued with majority of my patients with sensitivity. >> i see irritated gums and weak e

. us in studio mp for scarborough.se we'll have lots more on this story at 5:00. we'll this voting all the we'll follow this voting all the way to the wire. will rishi once again escape. and there's plenty more of coverage on our website. gbnews.com. and you've helped to make it the fastest . growing make it the fastest. growing national news website in the country. so thank you very much. now, a reminder of those two huge royal stories that are broken the king, broken this afternoon. the king, king charles will attend hospital next week to be treated for enlarged prostate, and for an enlarged prostate, and that news was made public by buckingham less than two buckingham palace less than two hours it was also hours after. it was also announced that the princess of wales, catherine, is being treated in hospital after undergoing successful abdominal surgery news the people's channel, britain's news channel >> earlier on breakfast, we're going to speak now to the minister for illegal migration, thatis minister for illegal

ecid it's funny because, you know, liberal joe is i cal declscarbo scarborough i mean he used to claim is a conservativeroh us and it's like, you know, he he just he just dropped this liberalism because he wants to be on television news debatd, . and, you know, people here to please hire him. and they didn't like the place he was workinge' here. at.t's ta >> so he figured, well, he's not going to get hired here. might as well do that. let'lk whau s let's talk about i you see about trump. you'vecal ofsident been criticau of president trump. i thought the speech he gave whent my i was was gracious. i thought my last town hallwa with him, very measured, smart,t funny. we'r differe seeing a little bitng different side of him not talking as much about 20 i th, 20 anymore. >> and he's looking forward. i think it's helpful. po. , hallelujah h that last point, because when i last interviewed president trump, i did say looki to him, look, i just think you've got to move on from lookinckg back to 2020 all the time. you've got to present a vision fo forr america going forward fr 2024, and you can

he's at scarborough north bay for us now. what's it like there?lmer _ what's it like there? the south bay is a lot calmer than _ what's it like there? the south bay is a lot calmer than the _ what's it like there? the south bay is a lot calmer than the north - what's it like there? the south bay is a lot calmer than the north bay | is a lot calmer than the north bay but still the wind is very strong. i'm taking shelter outside the beautiful historic spa, with the sea behind me. in the north it is... the wind has been building up constantly and periodically since i arrived here at about 6:30pm. regular strong gusts of wind but now it's really, really constant and on top of that, very powerful gusts. when i was parking my car on the front on the north bay, it was rocking violently in the wind and eight squall of rain come down. they felt like hailstones. very few people around. some people around earlier i had a chat with and most of them were going home to ride out the storm but the locals made a point, back to an item mentioned earlier, about conc

scarborough. >> he'll be okay. he loves a great game, no matter who wins.be really tired in 2024. this is the year you don't sleep at all. willie knows. he did the way too early thing. let's get right to the news. the israeli military is planning to withdraw some of its troops from gaza, reservists from at least two brigades will be sent home this week. the idf says. this is expected to, quote, significantly ease the burden on the economy. many israeli businesses were forced to scale back or even shut down after losing much of their workforce to the war effort. the move will free up units in a case -- a wider conflict begins with hezbollah in lebanon. still, the idf says the fighting in gaza will continue throughout the coming months, but u.s. officials say this withdrawal signas israel might be shifting to a more low intensity operation, which is something the biden administration has been pushing for, so you wonder if they are also responding to pressure from their number one ally, the united states of america, where there are, willie, a lot of questions

why should sharon in scarborough or any law abiding brit foot the bill for this house today, 1700 policeo police these processions , a gross processions, a gross misallocation of resources that could be better. used to tackling real crime . the tackling real crime. the leaflets distributed celebrate in hamas. they're not just tactics, but a blatant endorsement of terror, a mockery of our values and our laws. these aren't the actions of progressive . that's what they're progressive. that's what they're calling themselves. they're the hallmarks of barbarism. the crowds eagerness to attack unarmed cargo ships and their disdain for the uk and the usa illustrate a dangerous shift in narrative stand in there with a thanks to yemen. wow now standing against terrorism . once standing against terrorism. once a common virtue, it's now been overshadowed by support for groups like the houthis, who've reintroduced slavery in yemen and systemically violate the rights of women and girls. how now? progressive london, now a breeding ground for these hate marches, is being funded by us, the taxpayers, els

and "morning joe's" official baseball scout jack scarborough says they have 8 of the top 100 prospectsgh note, but, man a lot of baltimore fans wanted them out. >> controlling partner has been ill for some years. not playing a really active role. and two brothers i'm told, there is a split between the two brothers, john and peter i think the other brother's name is. so this is the result. sell it. >> there is always a split, isn't there, like between rich brothers? my parents took care of that. not leaving us money. >> is it not fair to say that if you think about the long term trend in baseball, like renovation of parks and all of that, the whole urban park -- we saw it for 34 years, they really started it. camden yards was the beginning of it. >> they played a part in it. but larry built camden yards. changed baseball. in but baltimore in that place, you have camden yards and people said wow, we can take all these old stadiums and refurbish them and it set off 30 years of change. >> i will say the thing that red sox ownership crew did right, they did actually saved fenway. i took joe

sununu's argument was the joe scarborough argument, here are all the years we lost under donald trumpley. vote for donald trump or stay home. >> i don't understand. that is the easiest argument to make. you don't have to go against donald trump to make it. want to lose or want to win? i'm tired of losing. we can't change america or the world unless we win elections, and we keep losing elections with this guy. you love him, great. great! put posters up all over your house of him. like, if you want to build a little altar in your living room with sweaty trump, people did that after elvis died. you can make up whatever thing. make up whatever stories about donald trump you want. like, invite your bridge club over. does anybody do bridge club anymore? i doubt it. if they do, invite your bridge group over, and talk about donald trump. but when you go into that voting booth, vote to win. i'm tired of losing! we can't keep letting -- fill in the blank, and go that way. nobody did it. nobody said it with passion. i just wonder, when did republicans stop being obsessed with winning as i was wh

jack scarborough, when he finds out you have john oliver on sunday morning, let me tell you something scarborough in a bar together talking about soccer? can we make that on our not to do list? >> i think it would be electric. i'll give you the name of the bar and you can join him for a match on a saturday morning. >> i love it. >>> coming up, republican infighting on capitol hill is creating uncertainty over the senate's proposed border deal. it's a good deal. >>> meanwhile, mitch mcconnell appears to be bowing to trump's demands in all of this. we'll go through all of it next on "morning joe." 'll go through on "morning joe. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spre

and for that i'm joined by mp for by the conservative mp for scarborough sir scarborough and whitby,sir robert . always show. sir robert. always a pleasure. so strong words from sir keir starmer. pleasure. so strong words from sir keir starmer . rishi sunak is sir keir starmer. rishi sunak is squatting in number 10. well all strong words maybe, but no strong words maybe, but no strong policies . strong policies. >> i'm still no wiser what they would actually do in policy. i mean mean they're big sort of mean i mean they're big sort of policy well 28 billion policy was, oh well 28 billion of green investment. they're now saying, well, we might not be able do that in first able to do that in our first turn, which probably not all. turn, which probably not at all. so, know, think , you know, so, you know, i think, you know, labour needs to actually spell out do. not out what they would do. and not just try and say, well, we're not the tories. that's a good reason vote us. and as we reason to vote for us. and as we heard in report, you heard earlier in the report, you know, is on an know

i was a guest on scarborough country. the topic was how much money they were paying nick saban.r. the head of the alabama board of trustees, a coal mining executive said, this is outrageous. we shouldn't be paying ceo type money. we all know now nick saban has been worth hundreds of millions of dollars to this university, and i think he took that into consideration. he took a surprising season. we were here, what, seven weeks ago, talking abo the miracle at auburn. i think he felt, win or lose in pasadena, it was a good time to pass the torch. >> yeah, pablo, you have some distance from this in a way that certainly i do not. >> correct. >> i've never -- i've always seen john wooden as the epitome of coaching. maybe, you know, sir alex with man united, could put him in wooden's category for anybody following the premier league. you'd probably agree with me there. but the past couple years, i started to put saban in the wooden category. because for him to do what he did in this age of parody, i still -- i'd love to talk to him sometime, not about football but about management, lea