The Rachel Maddow Show

The Anti-Defamation League’s Jonathan Greenblatt joins Morning Joe to discuss the need for calling out both antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred.

While on ‘The Rich Eisen Show’ in November, comedian Bill Burr mocked Trump supporters who are angry his wife gave Donald Trump the finger while at a UFC event.

After Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., received a correction this week on gun statistics during a senate hearing, the Morning Joe panel discusses Sen. Kennedy’s remarks along with Trump statements from March on cities as crime dens and what those comments get wrong.

The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg joins Morning Joe to discuss the magazine’s latest issue, which features 24 essays about the dangers of a second Trump term.

The Israeli military announced it was expanding its ground assault against Hamas to all of the Gaza Strip, following the collapse of the truce deal that saw more than 100 hostages and 240 Palestinian prisoners freed.

The New York Times’ David Brooks joins Morning Joe to discuss his op-ed ‘Staying Humane in Inhumane Times’.

Actor and comedian Sebastian Maniscalco joins Morning Joe discusses his new eight-part Max series ‘Bookie’, which looks at sports betting in California before it becomes legalized. Maniscalco also discusses his upcoming 47-city tour in 2024.

The House will vote Friday on whether to expel Rep. George Santos from Congress. If the vote succeeds, as is expected, Santos, R-N.Y., will become just the sixth member of the House ever to be expelled and the first in more than 20 years. The Washington Post’s Jackie Alemany reports on why it remains to be seen if Santos will actually be expelled.

NYT Reporter Ronen Bergman joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest report on how Israel knew of Hamas’ attack plan more than a year ago.

Israel renewed its assault on the Gaza Strip early Friday after the end of a weeklong truce with Hamas, pummeling the Palestinian enclave from the air while warning civilians to leave parts of southern Gaza in a sign that it intends to expand its ground offensive.