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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - 'CRITICAL NATIONAL SECURITY ASSET': Texas lawmaker makes the case for AI data centers

Rep. Beth Van Duyne discusses voter concerns over A.I. data centers and also analyzes Morgan Stanley's Dallas expansion on 'Mornings with Maria.' 00:00 - The rise of AI data centers and voter opposition 01:02 - AI infrastructure as a national security asset 01:58 - Developer transparency and community collaboration 02:52 - Countering Chinese disinformation campaigns 03:42 - Morgan Stanley's 4,800-job move to Dallas 04:10 - The Texas Miracle vs. high-tax states

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Moms for Liberty' loses grip on notorious school board as voters reject culture war theatrics

While Republicans still outnumber Democrats in Sarasota County, Florida, home of the right-wing "Moms for Liberty," this year two Democratically endorsed candidates were elected and a third went to a run-off, signaling a shift in favor against culture war theatrics. Megan Tennimon, newly elected member of the Sarasota County school board, talks with Rachel Maddow about her sense of how things are changing.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Supreme Court clears Trump’s mail-in voting order—why the fight is NOT OVER

The Supreme Court yesterday allowed President Trump's executive order on mail-in ballots to move forward. The order –signed in March– calls for his administration to create a list of eligible voters and directs the U.S. Postal Service to deliver mail-in ballots only to people on those lists. The Supreme Court’s conservative majority didn’t decide on the legality of the executive order; it ruled that 23 states who sued did not have the legal right to challenge the order because the states could not show that there was sufficient harm by voting rules that had not yet taken effect. The Morning Joe panel breaks down the decision and explains why this legal fight is far from over.