Sept. 11 victims' families made their case in a federal appeals court Wednesday, seeking release of documents they say may link Saudi Araba to the attacks.
Renowned director, writer and producer Aaron Sorkin joins Morning Joe ahead of the release of his new film “The Social Reckoning,” a companion to “The Social Network” that tells the story of a whistleblower alarmed by Meta’s threat to children, mental health and democracy. On set, Sorkin dives into Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s intense desire to keep growing the company, even at the expense of the public.
Jen Psaki reports on repeated interruptions by protesters at Donald Trump's San Antonio, Texas rally, his third visit to a state that was very recently reliably red and now faces a real possibility of Democratic upset election victories.
The trade deficit has now hit a 17-month high and the U.S. 30-year mortgage rate hit its highest level in nearly three years. Also, The Wall Street Journal has a new reporting on Scott Bessent’s tenure as head of the Treasury department. Vice President of General Economics at the Cato Institute Scott Lincicome and Bloomberg Businessweek Journalist Max Chafkin join Stephanie Ruhle to weigh in.
Academy Award-winning writer, producer and director Aaron Sorkin joined Morning Joe to discuss his new film, "The Social Reckoning." The film — a companion piece to the hit movie "The Social Network" — is inspired by true events and the whistleblower who started the social media reckoning we are seeing play out today. Sorkin discusses making the film and the impact Facebook and social media continue to have on society today.
Last night was the first Iowa Senate debate between candidates Ashley Hinson (R) and Josh Turek. Also, The Atlantic reports that President Trump is considering a plan to strike Iran before the midterms. MS NOW Reporter Alex Tabet shares reaction from voters in Iowa. MS NOW Senior Capitol Hill Reporter Ali Vitali, MS NOW Elections and Analytics Director Kabir Khanna, and New York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss.
When asked what he thinks Democrats would impeach him for if they take back Congress, President Trump said even they don't know what they would impeach him for and went on to say say that he "could have done very bad things" to Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and Barack Obama, but didn't out of "respect" for the presidency.
Vice President JD Vance announces that Microsoft’s access to the PERM program has been suspended amid an ongoing investigation, accusing the company of laying off American workers while benefiting from thousands of H-1B visas and green cards.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee slammed NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani on “Wake Up America” over his controversial comments regarding Israel and the Oct. 7 anniversary, calling out the radical rhetoric and debunking Mamdani’s claims surrounding the conflict.
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Hurricane Isaias is expected to strengthen significantly over Thursday and Friday. Even if it weakens slightly before landfall, the storm will remain dangerous along the Gulf Coast.