The Rachel Maddow Show

Actor Henry Winkler joins Morning Joe to discuss the fourth and final season of the HBO show ‘Barry’.

Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA) joins Morning Joe ahead of Tuesday’s Judiciary Committee hearing entitled, Supreme Court Ethics Reform, largely in response to the recent revelations of Justice Clarence Thomas accepting lavish gifts from a wealthy donor. 

The tragic shooting in Texas has left many questions unanswered, including the response time of law enforcement. Father Wilson Garcia, whose wife and nine-year-old son were among the victims, claims that he contacted the police five times before they arrived on the scene.  By the time San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrived, five people had been mortally wounded.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., joins Morning Joe to discuss new bipartisan legislation to protect children and hold technology companies accountable.

Newsweek’s Tom Rogers discusses how efforts from the centrist group No Labels could pose a serious threat to President Biden’s re-election.

Republican 2024 presidential candidate Nikki Haley last week said President Biden ‘likely’ wouldn’t make it to the end of a second term. Now she’s calling for competency tests for all politicians over the age of 75. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy made his strongest comments to date on support for Ukraine on Monday during a news conference in Jerusalem.

Thousands of unionized screenwriters who say they are not paid fairly for their work were headed for the picket line Tuesday after high-stakes negotiations between a top guild and a trade association representing Hollywood’s leading studios failed to avert the first major walkout in over 15 years. CNBC’s Frank Holland reports.

Authorities are still searching for suspected shooter, Francisco Oropesa, who is accused of fatally shooting five of his neighbors, including a child, in their Texas home last week after one asked him to stop firing rounds in his yard. NBC News’ Sam Brock has the latest details, including new revelations that the Child slain in the mass shooting used to ride bikes with the suspect’s child.

While Gov. DeSantis is facing criticism from some Republicans who are concerned over his ongoing battle with Disney, the Governor himself thinks that the lawsuit has no merit and is politically motivated. According to him, the reason for Disney’s filing in Tallahassee is to generate a District Court decision. DeSantis believes that Disney is just upset that they have to live by the same rules as everyone else and wants to control things without proper oversight. Axios’s Mike Allen joins the conversation and weighs in on how this new lawsuit is affecting DeSantis’ four-nation world tour.