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This week, the House Oversight Committee is focusing on investor Leon Black's ties to Jeffrey Epstein and trying to hold him in contempt of Congress after he refused to appear for a deposition. Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA), Ranking Member of the committee, joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss the investigation.
The New York Times is out with a comprehensive new analysis of President Trump’s attempts to stifle freedom of speech and of the press during his second term by deploying federal agencies, executive orders and personal lawsuits against journalists, media companies and critics. The analysis comes as a new book calls out powerful people and institutions that have enough power, money and reputation to push back and stand up to Trump but have decided not to. Jacob Weisberg, author of ‘Profiles in Cowardice: A Study of Collaboration in the Trump Era,’ joins Morning Joe to break it all down.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels have fired into Saudi Arabia. The Houthi attacks have centered on the Saudi oil infrastructure and shipping, adding even more problems to an already-strained global oil market. Also, Jared Kushner appears to be blaming Ukraine for continuing the war, saying Kyiv's refusal to give up territory is stalling a peace deal with Russia. Retired U.S. Lt. Army Lt. General Mark Hertling and former White House Senior Director Nayyera Haq join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss the latest developments.
NBC is broadcasting the Monday night ceremony, which will be hosted by Mariska Hargitay.
AI leaders including Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman are calling attention to the technology’s rapid growth and advocating for more safety measures. This comes as White House “AI and crypto czar” David Sacks said in a social media post that tech leaders should “go ahead” with regulating themselves without Washington's intervention. Joe responds to the tension by calling attention to a lack of transparency within the AI industry as safety concerns grow.
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After suffering a panic attack on live national television, Dan Harris has learned some lessons. He shares some advice amidst this anxious moment in our country: regulate and engage. Harris knows that the most important fight is the one happening within. Reflecting on his journey of self-regulation, the former ABC anchor recalls a news report on Good Morning America on a warm June morning in 2004 where he — very publicly — had a panic attack live on-air. It was a huge wake up call for him, he says. “I realized I needed to change my life.” More than two decades later, the “10% Happier” podcast host joins Nicolle days after the debut of his two new series: MS NOW’s “The Week in Sanity” and “Never Worry Alone.” They…
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President Trump is resisting calls for an AI slowdown as tech leaders are now expressing concern about the advancing technology. Trump acknowledged the need for some guardrails, but he argued the U.S. cannot lose its competitive edge over China. Those comments come days after a former Anthropic worker warned that AI could eventually pose a threat to humanity. MS NOW’s Britt Miller has a report on the warning from AI leaders, and the Morning Joe panel discusses what the government can do –if anything—to mitigate those concerns.
Jacob Coxon, who quit his job at Anthropic, discusses his concerns about the risks of artificial intelligence.
A remarkable sequence of warnings by leaders of artificial intelligence firms that their creation may soon outpace humans’ capacity to control it has so far been met with a shrug by Republicans who run Washington. President Donald Trump said Sunday that “negative forces” were conjuring up “things that won’t happen.” House Speaker Mike Johnson rejected a call to pass emergency legislation, telling CNN’s Jake Tapper that AI executives “pushing the frontier” could slow down if they wanted, but Congress shouldn’t rush to act. While Democrats are trying to put this issue front and center for the upcoming midterms as GA Senator Jon Ossoff blames Trump as being “compromised” on AI policy. 0:00 AI safety measures need to…