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The “Morning Joe” host gave Trump a history lesson about previous presidents possibly joking about such matters.
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Actor Sebastian Stan stars as a conservative Romanian father who faces religious discrimination after moving his family to his wife’s progressive hometown in Norway, in the new film, ‘Fjord.’ Stan joins Morning Joe to discuss the film that has garnered critical acclaim and won the Palme d’Or the Cannes Film Festival back in May.
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Academy Award-nominated actor Sebastian Stan joins Morning Joe to discuss his new movie “Fjord,” in theaters Friday. The film follows a Norwegian woman and her Romanian husband who relocate with their five children to a remote town while navigating tension over their differing beliefs. Stan tells Morning Joe the story is “quite timely” as it follows the plight, and separation, of an immigrant family.
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Democratic Arkansas Senate nominee Hallie Shoffner joins Morning Joe to discuss her campaign against Republican Senator Tom Cotton. Shoffner –a 6th-generation farmer and small-business owner– says Cotton’s support of the war in Iran is hurting farmers in the state through rising diesel costs with no relief in sight.
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Democratic Arkansas Senate nominee Hallie Shoffner sounds the alarm over diesel prices hurting farmers in her state amid the ongoing war in Iran. She then criticizes her opponent’s support for the conflict, telling Morning Joe that incumbent Republican Sen. Tom Cotton “finally got the war he wanted.”
Filmmaker John Wilson joins Morning Joe to discuss his new documentary, ‘The History of Concrete.’ Wilson – the filmmaker behind the critically acclaimed HBO comedy docuseries "How To with John Wilson" – decides to use the ‘Hallmark formula’ to try to increase his documentary’s appeal. Wilson discusses the unique approach to the foundation of his film.
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Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest on the midterms, why she says voters are "turning their backs" on President Donald Trump and the mistake she says Trump is making that President Joe Biden also made. Veteran White House correspondent and bestselling author April Ryan also joins the panel to discuss her new book, "Notes on a Blacklash: When a Black Woman Goes Viral."
A new poll shows Democrats are on the rise in several key battlegrounds for U.S. Senate. The New York Times conducted the poll with Siena University, and their analysis reads in part, quote, ‘Democrats lead among likely voters in Texas and Alaska, two states that consistently vote Republican. They have an edge in Ohio, which has been tilting rightward for years.” The Morning Joe panel discusses this ongoing shift and what means for Democratic party and their fundraising efforts with the midterms less than a month away.
Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre says on Morning Joe that voters are “turning their backs” on President Donald Trump during the upcoming midterm elections for not addressing the affordability crisis. She blasts Trump’s record, saying he “doesn’t care to have his finger on the pulse” and leaves behind “the stench of corruption.”
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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.