Actors David Hyde Pierce and Bobby Cannavale join Morning Joe to discuss the new musical ‘Here We Are,’ which is Stephen Sondheim’s last musical.
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North Dakota voters concerned about economy and inflation
NBC News’ Morgan Radford travels to North Dakota to find out voters in the most median income county in the most median income state view the economy.
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Speaker Johnson won’t be Speaker much longer if we don’t get Israel aid, says House Dem
Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., discusses a recent bipartisan delegation from the House Foreign Affairs Committee to Israel to meet with PM Netanyahu and family members of hostages held by Hamas. Rep. Moskowitz also discusses the expected House vote on funding plan to prevent a government shutdown.
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GOP Rep. Comer says House Dem colleague looks like a ‘Smurf’ in heated exchange
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., on Tuesday lashed out at Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., after Moskowitz asked about his family’s finances. Rep. Comer went so far as to say Rep. Moskowitz looked like a Smurf cartoon character. The Morning Joe panel discusses Rep. Comer’s remarks.
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‘He was shoved’: Reporter details McCarthy allegedly hitting colleague
Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., is accusing former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy of elbowing him Tuesday morning while talking to NPR reporter Claudia Grisales. Grisales joins Morning Joe to discuss the moment.
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‘Lawmen: Bass Reeves’ is inspired by the first Black Deputy U.S. Marshal
Actor and producer David Oyelowo joins Morning Joe to discuss the new miniseries ‘Lawmen: Bass Reeves,’ which is based on the true story of Bass Reeves, who became the first Black Deputy U.S. Marshal to serve west of the Mississippi River.
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“We are sleepwalking towards authoritarianism,” says scholar who studies democracy
The New Republic’s Michael Tomasky and Professor Brian Klaas discuss former President Trump’s recent remarks at a campaign stop where he pledges to root out ‘vermin’ if given a second term. Tomasky and Klaas discuss the historical parallels for Trump’s language.
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Efforts continue to rally U.S. support for Ukrainian aid
Filmmaker Aaron Kaufman discusses covering the war in Ukraine and his documentary film ‘Superpower.’ Philanthropist Daniel Lubetzky also discusses his foundation’s efforts to rally support for Ukrainian aid.
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100,000 people expected in D.C. for ‘March for Israel’
100,000 people are expected to gather Tuesday afternoon on the National Mall in a forceful show of support for Israel and to condemn antisemitism in the wake of increased bias incidents across the U.S. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa reports.
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‘How ridiculous’: Joe reacts to Trump campaign’s defense of ‘vermin’ comment
Donald Trump’s campaign spokesman Steven Cheung defended Trump’s use of the word “vermin” to describe political enemies in a statement to the Washington Post, calling critics “snowflakes” whose “entire existence will be crushed” if Trump wins in 2024.
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