aftermath of three boys being murdered and buried in shallow graves. what were they supposed to do? exercise restraint? no. they have to do something to be able to establish their position, send a message, and be able to have people of israel sleep well at night knowing that they have a leader that will defend them and protect them, and by the way, we ll do it with the eye toward having the least amount of civilian casualty. just so i am not accused here of another just because you said they condone, who condones hamas action? you said somebody condones it, israel has their hands tied, has no allied support. i m saying the united states and any world leader should not condone the actions of terrorists, and in this particular case, hamas, being the terrorist, because they murdered three young boys, that should have consequence. i agree with that. where does the united states condone the position that israel has taken, the way they have chosen to address the situation, that
china has been selling a mobile missile launchers. jenna: why is that? largely because they want to support north korea. of course, the chinese say there are a lot of people who don t like the united states and want us cut down to size. clearly, we must recognize what is going on there. jenna: we have the same question being raised here at home. a new leader, questions about whether or not he cannot do anything now. we also cannot look weak and the situation. how do we not look weak and engage appropriately? what we need to do is reassure ourselves and our korean allies. south korea is primed to respond immediately. if we want the south koreans to exercise restraint, and we do, we have to make sure that the
taken from her home, found in a field, on life support. the family has made the decision to take her off life support. she is the 39th casualty now of friday s storms. president obama preparing for a face-to-face showdown this morning with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. on the table, how to handle iran and its nuclear program. and rush limbaugh stepping in it big time and the advertisers are dropping like flies, folks, bailing, because it just ain t right to call a law student a slut. why doesn t he get it? can the champion of the right overcome this or would this possibly become his imus moment. is it ever okay to call someone a slut? having been called a slut by one of my colleagues on the air, i would say it s not. so shut your cake hole, limbaugh. i came back to this nasty talk. and this little girl we ve been following. awful story. it s one of many we followed along the way following tornadoes. some of the pictures tend to look a lot the same.
ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor. so the white house has come out and said that now is the time for restraint on all sides so the egyptians can move forward and saying the president s deeply concerned about this violence, but saying they should not, these events should not stand in the way of timely elections there. put in perspective for us what is happening over there. what a mess. well, this will come as news to the coptic christians that they re supposed to exercise restraint. they re the people who are being attacked, they re the ones being victimized both by mobs of their fellow egyptian citizens who are muslims megyn: the muslims are upset that the christians want to build churches. right. look, this is a source of controversy that egypt that under mubarak was largely avoided because of the policies he pursued what the cops are worried about is that the process of elections in egypt is going to lead to a very repressive government. meg when you s
had decided to go into another country because it felt it was the right thing to do, what would the united states be saying? i know it s a hypothetical but this appears to be pretty serious. you have to understand, we ve seen the reports you re talking about. this is not invasion of another country. we urge the government of bahrain, as we have repeatedly of other gcc countries to exercise restraint. welcome back to morning joe. joining us now, former member of the national security council during the clinton administration and now executive director of the atlantic council s task force on iran, mark brzezinski, my brother. you re not going to beat me up, are you? no. cool. sweet. awesome. okay. too much news to talk about. we will talk about it off air.