To the Sunday Edition of morning Joe Weekend. It was another fastmoving newsweek, and here are some of the conversations you might have missed. Its because it hasnt been done in many decades. It hasnt been done for a long time. But we are going to win New York. For every New Yorker being terrorized by this wave of Migrant Crime, November 5th will be your liberation day. Its going to be liberation. You are living a life. Vote for Donald Trump. What do you have to lose . What do you have to lose . So i called my wife, and i say, baby, nobody can draw crowds like me. Im the greatest of all time, may be greater even than eldest, because elvis had a guitar. I dont have a guitar. Elvis had a guitar. I dont have the privilege of a guitar. But i would say, baby, who can do it like me . How great am i . Mark yeah. That was a lot. He is running for president. And if you can believe it, there are people probably at 75 million, 80 Million people that are going to vote for him. Its something, ameri
Yes. I feel like willie brown. Yeah, its begun. Happy tuesda gy. So San Francisco 49 ers player Ricky Pearsall Will Missg at least four games after being shot during an Bey Whereasobber the Detroit Lions call it the off season. Kamala harris is being called out for wearing Headphonest Ason and holding Hel Phone up to her ear. It hit spike wearing a belt and suspenders this to avoid The Press while boarding Air T Avrce two. What do you think she could be listening to that wass on Soi Importanngt . How to act like a normal human being. Audio book. Chapter one remember occurred comes after a noun. A noun is a person, place or thing. A verb is a word to describe action. And whatever you do, keep your husband away from that. End of chapter one. Yeah. Hep in narnia. Who hasnt . Meanwhile camilla is being accused of using a fake accent while giving a speech in detroit. Worse, after giving a speech in pittsburg speech, president is being accused of using englisburgh. But you have to give Kamal
Roosevelt house presentation. During this particular dramatic period in history, it is especially troubling that we can together at our Historic House on 65th street to process events together in the tradition of Civic Engagement and civil discussion. In fact displayed in the auditorium where we would have done this meeting, the images on the wall about the audiences feature photographs from the very conference at the heart of tonights conversation, arguably the most important, perhaps the most consequential in world history. But of course i am pleased we can continue online with programs that span past and present from discussions and currenincurrent Public Policy to considerations of the history that shows shape the circumstances of the present day. I want to thank you that have responded. As we plan on a Spring Semester of programming online, we would be very grateful to your continued generous support and i would urge you to have a look at the messaging. Returning to tonights progr
Partnership with the new england journal of massachusetts. Here we are days away from the close of 2020 and we are at an inflection point. While the news around vaccines are promising the daytoday headlines are as grim as they have ever been. An american is dying of covid19 every 90 seconds and we have recorded 4 million new covid19 cases in november and more than 1 million cases in december just nine days into this month. Covid19 has just passed Heart Disease as the number one killer of americans. As of this morning more than 286,000 americans have died due to covid19 and in just one day, just one day yesterday, we lost 2600 of our fellow americans to covid19. To put those numbers into context we are experiencing a tragedy on the scale of pearl harbor every single day, right here at home. From an Economic Security standpoint we are facing the greatest threat to Value Creation since world war ii. If there were ever any doubt about the seriousness of this virus these facts should cast t
Welcome you to this third and final campaign 2000 debate between the democratic candidate of president , and Vice President al gore, and the republican candidate governor george w. Bush of texas, and lets welcome the candidates now. Hello. Hello, jim. Good to see you. Governor. Good to see you both. Nice to see you again. How are you all . Before proceeding tonight, we would like to observe a moment of silence in memory of governor mel carnahan of missouri along with his son and former chief of staff died in a private plane crash last night near st. Louis. A reminder, as we continue now, that these debates are sponsored by the commission on president ial debates. The formats and the rules were worked out by the commission and the two campaigns. Tonights questions will be asked by st. Louis area voters who were identified as being uncommitted by the gallup organization. Earlier today, each of them wrote a question on a small card like this. Those cards were collected and then given to m