The Rachel Maddow Show

President Joe Biden on Wednesday called out Republican lawmakers who booed when he accused them of wanting to cut Social Security and Medicare during his State of the Union address, pointing out that several of them have expressed support for those cuts. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

Speaker Emerita, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., comments on her role among House Democrats since stepping down from party leadership.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., join Morning Joe to discuss the latest in Ukraine, including President Zelenskyy’s visit to the United Kingdom and France before visiting E.U. headquarters.

The number of migrants crossing the border from Canada into the U.S. is rising as more Mexicans desperate to get into the U.S. fly to Canada and attempt to cross in frigid temperatures. Reporter Julia Ainsley joins Morning Joe to discuss.

During a Wednesday House Oversight Committee hearing meant to discuss the Hunter Biden laptop story, a former Twitter content moderation team employee discussed a request the Trump White House made to address a tweet from Chrissy Teigen insulting the former president.

Writer Amber Ruffin and actor J. Harrison Ghee join Morning Joe to discuss the new Broadway adaptation of the 1950s film ‘Some Like It Hot’.

Former NYDA prosecutor Mark Pomerantz was involved in former President Trump’s business dealings, and he joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book ‘People vs. Donald Trump: An Inside Account’.

Donna Kelce, mother of Super Bowl LVII players Jason and Travis Kelce, joins Morning Joe to discuss the relationship between the brothers. Jason and Travis will face off on Sunday.

Chris Matthews and The New Republic’s Michael Tomasky join Morning Joe to discuss the president’s State of the Union address and why President Biden needs to win over working class voters with his address.

Joe Scarborough reacts to the GOP heckling of President Biden’s State of the Union address Tuesday evening when Biden weighed in about the debt ceiling.