Director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics, John Della Volpe, joins Morning Joe to discuss new New York Times/Siena College polling on the 2024 election.
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It is time for a new conservative legal movement: Legal summit tackles threats of MAGA movement
The Rule of Law Summit, set to take place in D.C. on November 8, will bring together pro-democracy attorneys, law students, judges and scholars to hear from pro-rule of law individuals. Three of those featured speakers, retired Judge J. Michael Luttig, Attorney George Conway and former Rep. Barbara Comstock join Morning Joe to discuss.
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Trump arrives in court ahead of fraud trial testimony
Donald Trump arrives in court ahead of his civil fraud testimony on Monday.
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‘Universities need to step up’: Students say what’s happening at schools isn’t free speech
In a new op-ed for the New York Times, Jewish college students Gabriel Diamond, Talia Dror and Jillian Lederman discuss why they say what is happening on college campuses isn’t free speech.
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Joe: Biden has been underestimated his entire life; he’s being underestimated now
Voters across the country head to the polls for state and local elections on Tuesday. The Morning Joe panel discusses the competitive races, the trend lines and recent polling on the 2024 election.
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Joe: Tommy Tuberville’s ‘ignorance is extraordinary’
Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) dismissed the idea that the nation’s top military officials are working too many hours as a result of his military blockade that’s held up more than 350 nominees over the Pentagon’s policy on abortion. Tuberville dismissed worries, comparing his coaching workload to the responsibilities of military leaders, drawing criticism from fellow Republican senators and highlighting concerns about America’s readiness. Joe Scarborough and Willie Geist discuss.
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‘Sam’s been talking nonstop, and boy has it burned him’: FTX founder faces 115 years in prison
Sam Bankman-Fried, the FTX founder, has been convicted on all seven criminal counts against him, including wire fraud, securities fraud, and money laundering— facing a maximum sentence of 115 years in prison. This landmark case has significant implications for the cryptocurrency industry and sends a clear message about regulatory enforcement in the crypto space. CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin and NBC News’ Stephanie Ruhle react to the guilty verdict.
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What to watch for as Trump testifies in his $250M civil fraud trial
Former President Trump is scheduled to take the stand Monday in New York in his $250M civil fraud trial. Legal analyst Lisa Rubin reports.
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Jon Meacham: I don’t think Biden is on trial; I think we are. This is a test of citizenship
Presidential historian Jon Meacham discusses new battleground polling showing former President Trump leading President Biden in five battleground states.
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Heilemann: Some Democratic voters don’t see Trump as an existential threat…yet
The Circus’ John Heilemann discusses recent polling that shows former President Trump leading Biden in five battleground states and why Biden is currently lagging with some Democratic voters.
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