gets things done and so i can imagine he must feel, gosh, i wish we could move that quickly. in some ways, you wish there was more of a parallel because they actually got something done on that show. good morning, everyone. it s monday, february 17th. welcome to morning joe. what are you saying, mark halpern, what? a little bit of downsides has the cards down. what is that? kind of a little evil. well, yes. dark. there s that. but it s true. he has people arrested and things. with us on set i think he is a murderer, right. with us now msnbc and time magazine senior political analyst mark halpern. white house correspondent for the associated press, julie pace. interesting. the host of way too early thomas roberts. thomas, hello. i still don t know what was happening what i walked in on with you and louis. i don t think i want to know. do i?
we also want to contribute back to society. and by participating in this event, it s a way of demonstrating that commitment. reporter: as the boss, michael also wants to send a positive message to his employees. he wants them to know that they work for a meaningful company. it s great when the staff see that the company shares a same values which they do and for them to participate in this event with me is a great cause. there have been some changes internally. reporter: sarah kurran is not used to standing if front of a crowd. put the cards down. no. reporter: today, she doesn t have a choice. in just a few minutes she is giving a speech to executives. first, though, she needs to repair. okay. in april i asked john mark