Speaking to reporters at the White House over the weekend, MS NOW reporter Akayla Gardner asked President Donald Trump if he has any regrets about his first two years back in office. Trump answered, "No, I love it. I think it’s been great," while falsely claiming it has been "the most productive two years" of any presidency in history. The Morning Joe panel discusses Trump's self-evaluation and how it is at odds with reality and the sentiment of many voters.
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Actor Dolph Lundgren joins Morning Joe to discuss his new memoir, Fights Worth Fighting: Find Strength in Struggle.’ In it, Lundgren details his early life and childhood, his unexpected rise in Hollywood, and his battle with kidney cancer that he kept private for years.
The Morning Joe panel discusses the troubling ongoing trend of Republicans embracing President Donald Trump’s conspiracy theories and focusing on a "gotcha" mentality to please the president. MS NOW political analyst Molly Jong-Fast discusses her latest guest essay for The New York Times, "The Mean Girls Presidency," which touches on the topic. Meanwhile, Council on Foreign Relations President Emeritus Richard Haass warns that Trump’s administration is filled with people afraid to tell him no and "Cabinet members trying to please the king."
MS NOW contributor Claire McCaskill joins Morning Joe to discuss the upcoming midterms and Democratic strategy. McCaskill criticized Republican lawmakers who are trying to distance themselves from President Donald Trump as he faces historically low approval ratings and polls suggest Democrats could make major gains in November. The Washington Sun columnist Matt Lewis also joins the show to discuss his latest piece, "I Almost Never Vote for Democrats. I’m Making an Exception This Year."
President Donald Trump is offering investors "the most exclusive dinner in the world," and all they must do is buy at least $1 million of his cryptocurrency. It's part of a contest launched this week, which promises the top 185 investors of the "Trump meme coin" will receive invitations to a dinner next month at a Trump golf club, where three mystery "legends" will attend. The Morning Joe panel discusses the president's latest venture to cash in while in office, coming on the heels of a social media post from his deputy chief of staff that many called out of touch while Americans struggle financially.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins October 1, and for more than three decades, actress Elizabeth Hurley has used her platform to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. Now, The Estée Lauder Companies and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation are launching a 5-year, $15 million global initiative focused on breast cancer in younger women — an area that has been significantly underfunded. Hurley, a global ambassador for The Estée Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Campaign for decades, joins Morning Joe to discuss the initiative and why the issue is so personal to her.
Restaurateur and bestselling author Danny Meyer joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book, ‘What Could Possibly Go Right? The Essential Journey to Scale an Enduring Culture’. In it, the founder of the international billion-dollar chain Shake Shack explains why optimism –even in the face of failure– isn’t naïve, it’s an advantage.
