host: do you think that is because of things economically in youngstown? does that have a contributive factor to lower crime, or at least the crime you are not seeing? caller: that is the correct -- that is correct, yes. if you are working you don't have time to be out there committing crime. host: tom is next from south carolina. tom, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. i just wanted to say, i don't really know in my county that i live in in south carolina, they do not publish too much about how much crime they do have. i live in lexington county over in the neighboring county of bridgeport where we get a lot of reports of crime over there and i just don't understand why my county is not, we are not being told, the citizens are not being told how much crime we may have. i think i agree with the lady that just spoke. we are not going to know something unless people tell us what is going on. as long as it is silent, we are just not going to know. we just don't know unless they tell us. host: the two counties that they describe, are there big difference

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communities of color, rural america, and places like youngstown, ohio. we need the broadband. public investment if you're going to lure these companies in new york and silicon valley looking for lower cost centers in places like youngstown or somewhere in ohio, we had better have the infrastructure and quality of life. a clean river, a renovated theater in the downtown, a business incubator. this needs to happen. and president biden is delivering on the promise that he made. >> congressman tim ryan, i know you're thinking about running for senate in ohio next year. are you ready to make an announcement? >> no, i don't want to step on any story about who wins the final four tonight. we'll let it ride for now. but you'll be one of the first to know. >> we're ready for it. congressman, thank you for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, congressman matt gaetz said, you'll see more drip, drip, drip of leaks into the media. end quote. about him. michelle goldberg has been following all the leaks. she will join us, next. ♪ freshness and softness you never forget, with downy. there are

that the biden adminstration is going to be rally in, it is going to be crucial that places like youngstown believe that their auto plants are still going to be up and running in 2040, but maybe they are going to be making solar panels instead of car parts. jonathan: is the real outreach to the republican party on this front? i don't think we can characterize the last effort is real outreach. kevin: candidly, i think the real outreach remains to try to get democrats on board. senator manchin and chris coons our world apart from the left flank of their party. when they say they are against raising the corporate tax rate, that is a chief opportunity for how secretary yellen as well as president biden have suggested they would be able to pay for their 2.2 $5 trillion infrastructure package -- their to put two $5 trillion -- their $2.25 trillion infrastructure package. tom: is that a marginal debate? kevin: yesterday, the administration opposing a military budget that is lower than the previous administration , but it comes at a time when the u.s. has already spent $4.1 trillion on stimulus, an

we want to make sure that places like akron and youngstown have room to grow.t do that if dwoenl have the infrastructure and the broad band to be able to take that on. this is transformational. it's significant, the project he's undertaken. it's going to benefit communities we've forgotten. >> what about payroll taxes? are you on board with corporate taxes and all that? >> when you look at corporations that don't pay any taxes, how fair is this? if you're a secretary or construction worker, you pay your fair share of taxes. then we have a number of top fortune 500 companies, they don't pay any taxes at all. you want to talk about a rigged system, asking them to pay their fair share -- like bind said, we don't hate people. this is about helping us invest in the future of the country, planting a tree today so our kids and grandkids can get some shade down the road. those are the investments that are being made. and asking corporations who don't pay any taxes or have seen a significant tax cut in the past few years, to ask to help us fund it is really investing in

far police haven't been saying much about this incident that took place about 1:15 local time in youngstownthere. >>> prine kemp will hold a press conference in response to major league baseball pulling its all-star game out of atlanta. due to the state's new voting law. donald trump also weighing in. the former president calling for a boycott of mlb saying they are feeding into, quote, cancel culture and liberal lies. meantime, big companies like american airlines, dell, delta and coca-cola have all come out against the law and they now face republican backlash for opposing both the law in georgia and a similar one in texas. msnbc reporter with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. a lot of back and forth going on in georgia this week with the reaction to this very restrictive and repressive voting bill that was passed by republicans in the state, signed by republican governor brian kemp, like you mentioned. he will be holding that press conference at around noon today in reaction to mlb announcing that the all-star game that is set to take place, was set to take place in at

a newspaper clipping from a youngstown, ohio, newspaper, that said x was coming to town.. i realized, oh my god, that was my grandmother's maiden name. the bonebrake family -- >> jimmy: what a maiden name that is. >> amazing. >> jimmy: what? >> the bonebrake family -- >> jimmy: that wasn't a fake name? >> it wasn't a punk rock name. everyone else had punk rock names, it was the best punk rock name but it was his actual name. i met him, the two of us are indeed related through this bonebrake family tree. so -- >> jimmy: how old were you when you met him, still a kid? >> no, too frig rno, foo fighte, we invited them to the show. i brought my mother and sister. i remember when he walked in we were expecting to see like -- [ laughter ] you know. he kind of looks like grandma! or whatever. laugh so we found out we were actually related to each other. so when we were finishing the movie i thought, okay, well, i want to record a song to put in the movie. i thought, wait this makes sense. x is in the movie, d.j. bonebrake is my long-lost cousin, this represents something more tha

jacqueline e-mails, we're on a four-day road trip from youngstown, ohio, from phoenix, arizona. out there. and paul shares this photo, my granddaughter going to her first phillies game the other week. look at that. so awesome. i love baseball. kids and baseball, what could possibly be better? >>> coming up next, let's take a look at the axios one big thing. coming up on "morning joe," the latest in the aftermath of another police-involved shooting of an unarmed black man. minnesota. >>> plus, an update from texas congressman henry cuellar about the situation on the u.s. border. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" just moments away. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" just moments away. a for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting

meanwhile, in youngstown, ohio, our nbc station there, wkbn, reporting one man is dead, two others woundeding in an lbgtq nightclub. police do not yet have a suspect or a motive. they're investigating whether more than one person inside fired a gun. >>> republican congressman matt gaetz facing growing calls to resign but he says he has no plans to do so. gaetz has come under fire after reports the justice department is investigating whether he had a sexual relationship with a minor and paid for her to travel with him. "the new york times" citing text messages received and interviews and reporting that gaetz allegedly took the mood-altering drug ecstasy with the women that he allegedly paid for sex and the times reporting that gaetz allegedly recruiting others that might be interesting in having sex with him and his friends. cnn showed that gaetz showed nude women to foe, nude women photos to lawmakers on the floor. and the investigation is ongoing. joining us right now is jeff jacobitz who represented three employees in scandals and litigation partner. >> how much legal trouble is gaetz up

host: do you think that is because of things economically in youngstown?s that have a contributive factor to lower crime, or at least the crime you are not seeing? caller: that is the correct -- that is correct, yes. if you are working you don't have time to be out there committing crime. host: tom is next from south carolina. tom, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. i just wanted to say, i don't really know in my county that i live in in south carolina, they do not publish too much about how much crime they do have. i live in lexington county over in the neighboring county of bridgeport where we get a lot of reports of crime over there and i just don't understand why my county is not, we are not being told, the citizens are not being told how much crime we may have. i think i agree with the lady that just spoke. we are not going to know something unless people tell us what is going on. as long as it is silent, we are just not going to know. we just don't know unless they tell us. host: the two counties that they describe, are there big differences ec

>>> neil was a carpenter whose craftsmanship adorns homes in youngstown, ohio.reek park with shaved tops to prevent splinters and names carved into the wood. the youngest of grandchildren, a two-year-old, tragically never got to use one. neil passed last april after a fight with covid-19. in a subsequent search of the workshop, there it was, a walking stick with a shaved top, nearly ready to be given to his grandson. that's who neil was. a thoughtful person, always planning ahead, always wondering how to make other people happy. he met the love of his life, fran, in 8th grade. they were happily married for some 42 years. neil's wonderful daughter says her dad had an uncanny warmth and super human ability to find the calm in every situation. she told us, quote, i miss my dad, i mishearing his voice, i miss the smell of his clothes when he would come out of his workshop, i mishearing my kids and nephew play with him. i miss talking about new recipes he was going to try. i miss his calm. i miss my dad. if you would, spare a thought for the family this afternoon. we

tim ryan, democrat from the youngstown, ohio area, announcing officially today that he will run for the.s. senate and he posted a three minute video on his twitter page saying that he's running for the senate and will fight like hell to cut workers in on the deal. the other issue that congress is dealing with is the george floyd crime bill that passed in the house and is now in the senate and the chief sponsor of the house, karen bass, outlining what's in the legislation and what happens next. she made her appearance yesterday on "this week." [video clip] >> we've been having informal conversations with the problem solvers in the house, a bipartisan group, along with senators scott and booker, so i believe that we can get there and what's most important is that we come up with ways to hold police officers accountable so that we will stop seeing these videos, ending qualified immunity and decreasing the standards needed to prosecute an officer so we won't see so many times when we know that a person has been killed or brutalized and then we find that they are not even prosecuted because

youngstown, ohio, sandy opposes. caller: biden did a lot of lying.know he wants to take the guns. democrats want to, just like they are attacking free speech. the reason we have this right is called the constitution. he even said the second amendment is not an absolute right. they are absolute rights. as soon as a killing like this happens, democrats want to take your guns, more gun laws. they do not care about the killings in chicago every weekend. what about antifa? they killed 30 people. how many people were killed at the capitol? one was murdered. they are letting criminals out of jail and they are defunding the police. although the people supporting this, taking away your rights are going to regard at. host: okay. that is sandy and ohio, we will hear from marjorie in kansas, supporter of this. caller: yes i support it. gun laws will protect the innocent. they will not put the guns in the hands of the mentally ill. host: what about yesterday does that? are you there? let's go to tim, baltic, ohio, opposes this. caller: i do not think we need to t