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i m ayman mohyeldin. let s get started. so there s no doubt about it. thanksgiving a is a great time to look back and take stock of where we are and where we have been. as the new york times s michelle goldberg discussed with us, it s tempting to give into a feeling of despair about the headlines surrounding covid, the economy, even the future of our democracy. but if you stop and remember what things were like this time last year, you gain a different perspective of where we are today. president biden spoke about this recently. watch. this thanksgiving we re all in a very different circumstance. things are a hell of a lot better. as bad as things are in terms of prices hurting families now, trade this thanksgiving for last thanksgiving. so it is a good question, stop and think about it for a moment. would you trade this thanksgiving for last thanksgiving? ahead of thanksgiving last year, the average number of new covid cases was more than double this year s number, a
let s get started. so there s no doubt about it. thanksgiving a is a great time to look back and take stock of where we are and where we have been. as the new york times s michelle goldberg discussed with us, it s tempting to give into a feeling of despair about the headlines surrounding covid, the economy, even the future of our democracy. but if you stop and remember what things were like this time last year, you gain a different perspective of where we are today. president biden spoke about this recently. watch. this thanksgiving we re all in a very different circumstance. things are a hell of a lot better. as bad as things are in terms of prices hurting families now, trade this thanksgiving for last thanksgiving. so it is a good question, stop and think about it for a moment. would you trade this thanksgiving for last thanksgiving? ahead of thanksgiving last year, the average number of new covid cases was more than double this year s number, and deaths were 65% hi
criminals. the president calling for additional $300 million for policing and more funding for federal agencies like the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. you know, i want more cities and states to use some of the $350 billion we sent to them on the american rescue plan. to fight crime to keep our communities safe, by hiring more police officers, community policing and paying police overtime. crime in new york city is up more than 38% and more than 100 shootings in january compared to 76 this time last year. 23 people were shot, eight of them killed in a week leading up to the president s visit. ripping the president for failing to condemn radical far left policies and d.a. s like alton bragg. kevin mccarthy exclusively telling fox biden lex ape prosecutor in new york city who refuses to prosecute crime, downgrade felony charges or crimes like armed robbery and releases criminals on low bail. he poses for photos and tries to divert attention to gun control as if g
are for open to banning assault weapons. they ll hammer that message. alexi, thank you for being with us this morning. we appreciate it. thanks to all of you for getting up way too early on this thursday morning. jack-packed morning joe starts right now. one of the constants over the years is baseball. america has rolled by like an army of steamrollers, built like a blackboard, erased and erased again. but baseball has marked the time. this field, this game, it s a part of our past, ray. it reminds us of all that once was good, and it could be again. oh, people will come, ray. people will most definitely come. willie. there you go. good morning. that line. welcome to morning joe. all that was good. 30th. all can be good once again. so many l opening day. opening day, yes. very exciting, huh? best part about opening day is, no matter who you are, any team, there s hope. right now, sitting here this morning, there s hope. now, hey there s a point