DAILYCALLER (Ireland Owens) - Obamacare Improper Enrollment Cost US Taxpayers $65,000,000,000 In Just One Year, New Report Reveals
‘not a trivial administrative error’
‘not a trivial administrative error’
Democrats don’t have many manly men
Democrat James Talarico has leaned into Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s past legal scandals to try to win over moderate Republicans.
On the gubernatorial side, Democrat Rob Sand took 48% support to Republican Zach Lahn's 44%, also keeping the race a statistical tie.
Nurse N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas said she disagrees with many positions of the DSA platform, including defunding the Defense Department, but she does support Medicare for all, universal childcare and parental leave, and abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
The world is remembering country music legend and cultural icon Dolly Parton who passed away yesterday at 80 years old. Co-host of MS NOW's "Morning Joe" Willie Geist joins Stephanie Ruhle to reflect on her life and legacy.
The New York Times reports Pete Hegseth’s purge of top generals has left the Army “rudderless” in the midst of escalating drone and missile threats in the Middle East. The Army, which has been without a chief of staff for four months, is down to five four-star generals, the fewest in decades. Joe calls Pete Hegseth “a dangerous joke” and condemns him for “destroying the culture inside the Pentagon.”
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has reached a settlement in a huge lawsuit filed by more than two dozen states. The states accuse the tech company of misleading customers about the safety of its products. Senior Associate Dean for the Yale School of Management Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Axios Chief Economic Correspondent Neil Irwin join Stephanie Ruhle to discuss.
In new reporting, MS NOW spoke to 5 service members fighting against both Iran and alleged drug smugglers who say what they have seen recently has challenged their moral beliefs. MS NOW Pentagon Reporter Priya Sridhar joins Stephanie Ruhle to share more details.
The Pentagon fired the editor-in-chief of the military newspaper Stars and Stripes, Erik Slavin, last week. Slavin was fired alongside the paper’s publisher and a reporter after publicly opposing potential military censorship. Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona, who is also a military combat veteran, joins Morning Joe to discuss the importance of the paper, its independence, and why he says Hegseth and the Defense Department are scared of the news outlet. Sen. Gallego also discusses the upcoming midterms, mail-in ballots, and what Democrats need to do to win back voters.