battleground florida. his running mate mike pence holds a rally in wisconsin. clinton s running mate tim kaine campaigns in orlando. that s a wrap for us on this tuesday. i m alex witt alongside i know you live in your own reality, but that s not the facts. i think my strongest as set maybe by far is my temperament, my winning temperament, i know how to win. i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. and yes, i did. and you know what else i prepared for? i prepared to be president, and i think that s a good thing. that was the moment right there. tuesday, september 27th. welcome to morng joe. high stakes duel on long island. the daily news says face-off of the nation. i think is one the west coast has been favorable for donald trump. two debaters on the attack. a lot to talk about today and get through. we have veteran column northwest, mike barnicle, and former communications director, nicole wallace, and managing editor of bloomber
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it was an kprieting night by the donald followed by an early morning phone call about foreign policy to the gang of morning joe. since we have dire foreign policy issues percolating around the world right now, who are you consulting with consistently so you re ready on day one. i m speaking with myself number one because i have a very good brain and i ve said a lot of things. i know what i m doing and i listen to a lot of people, i talk to a lot of people and at the appropriate time i ll tell you who the people are but i speak to a lot of people and my primary consultant is myself. [ laughter ] [ applause ] why do i get the idea when it comes time to pick a running mate, he s going to pick himself for that. it s very interesting. the second that happened we all looked at each other and said that could be the quote of the campaign. in. in realtime. realtime. and he meant it. good morning, it s thursday march 17. welcome to morning joe. we have managing editor of b
this is cnn breaking news. tonight we begin with breaking news on cnn with truly global implications. military actions in syria, the united nations security council centralbling for an emergency meeting at this hour, and the military air strike that may have been a mistake. we take you to the pentagon for every angle of this breaking story and how it s impact will have a ripple effect across the globe. first, i take you to the
pentagon and barbara starr. dozens of troops are dead because of an air strike that appears to be a mistake made by the united states. events moving very rapidly this evening in several world capitals. just a short time ago we received a statement from a senior administration official about this event, this u.s. air strike that killed a number of syrian government troops in eastern syria earlier today. the u.s. administration saying, and let me quote in full the united states relayed our regret through the russian federation through the unintentional loss
there were millions of people who marched not just in paris but around the world. and they were christians and jews and muslims. they were leaders of countries all over the world. and they didn t march in protests. they marched in support of the idea that we will not walk in
fear. we won t do it. so our thought, our prayers, our hearts are with you tonight. together we will stand united against anyone who would repress free speech anywhere from north korea to paris. nice statement, the golden globes last night. good morning, everyone. it s monday january 12th. welcome to morning joe. with us onset we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle. good to see you, mike. we ve seen you this year yet. might i say happy new year? happy new year micah. in washington good to have you, david. in orlando, washington anchor for bbc world news america katty kay is with us. and in paris, foreign editor for the daily beast, along with
willie, joe, and me. weekend okay? weekend okay. w