axios.com. morning joe starts right now. many of those who would have been directly affected by the shooting may be migrants, may even be refugees here. they have chosen to make new zealand their home. they are us. the person who perpetrated this against us is not. there is no place in new zealand for extreme and unprecedented violence, which it is clear this act was. good morning. welcome to morning joe. a staggering 49 people are dead in new zealand after gunmen opened fire in two mosques. dozens were injured, many of them critically, news s prime minister described the incident as a terrorist attack. police said a number of explosives have been found
biden would not be at the top of the list. he obviously would be formidable. the truth is none of us no, maybe they won t embrace socialism. maybe they will, they embraced trumpism. there is a lot of mystery to him and us where is the american party? none of us know at this point. they have to have a strong social media game at least. don t go anywhere. stay like this. stay exactly like this. don t move. you can stretch a little bit. you, too, can sign up for axios.com. morning joe starts right now. we could all play games or we call all talk about technology. i know more about technology than anybody. hello. you want to put that on this
steve bannon, what he s been doing around the world. tell bus about that. this is juicy. after steve bannon left the white house, he left a couple of filmmakers travel with him around the world. the producer worked for him 15 years august. these producers turned out to be progressive and the film turned taught to be a damaging portrait. so we see steve bannon traveling to europe, traveling to france, to arizona, to texas trying to take his pugilistic, nationalistic brand global. and we get to be inside the bubble, almost complete cooperation from steve bannon. yesterday he is saying he s not going to comment on it, it will be in theaters march 29th and on axios.com you can see that trailer we just got a peek of.
the new white house counsel, swan has been told, hired 17 lawyers for the counsel s office. some are very experienced from the george w. bush years but didn t experience with what the clinton administration did with impeachment and republicans controlling the house. the person who experienced that, emmitt flood, the whoite house lawyer, the president s impeachment lawyer tried to pass on lessons learned, talking to the come shop and other cabinet agencies what happens and how to deal with it. he s the only person inside with life experience to convince them of the magnitude of what s coming. live in washington, d.c., thank you. we will be reading axios in just a bit. sign up for the newsletter at axios.com. thank you for joining us.
progressivism on the left. this is why you see the space, well hard to argue chicken and egg, the space for alexandria ocasio-cortez to introduce a green new deal and very sweeping new programs, even to entertain the idea of massive taxes about 70% on the ultra rich. here s the big question. are democrats going to look at these polls and take that into account come 2020? are they going to support a candidate progressive versus more center. embraces that. they already are. look at the candidates. the candidates are listening. you will have a choice between a lot of candidates who are far to the left of what hillary clinton was pitching in 2016. jonathan swan, thank you very much. you can sign up for the newsletter at axios.com. snow that does it for us this morning. morning joe starts right now. do you remember how easy it