address, days after russia s invasion of ukraine. tonight, his speech is going to be heavily focused on reminding americans what his administration has accomplished over the past two years. it comes as ukraine is now preparing for a major russian offensive. we ll have more on the mobilization of troops in putin s army. meanwhile, we are learning more about the chinese surveillance balloon that was shot down, and other incidents that went undetected by u.s. force. also ahead, the latest from turkey and syria where the death toll is rising following a massive earthquake, and rescuers continue to hold out hope of finding survivors. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, february 7th. the death toll from the earthquake in turkey and syria passed 5,000 and continues to climb. a 7.8 magnitude quake hit the region early yesterday along with multiple aftershocks, including a 7.5 magnitude one that struck just hours later. tens of thousands have been injured.
boeberts of the world are too incentivized not to. they ll raise money after they shout something at the president. yeah. let s listen to jen s interview with former speechwriters about the issue of presidents getting heckled at the state of the union. heckling isn t what we prepared for. it was unheard of. he eventually got used to it. 2015, he said, i have no more campaigns to run. republicans started cheering. he added in, i know because i won both of them. then everybody cheered for good and for bad. what about you? i mean, it s true, speechwriters, we spend all these hours just trying to get every single word right, trying to find the right line. every single time, the lines that d get picked up for president obama were invaiabyad all your work. jeff, what about you? first of all, maybe we won t see lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene heckle the president. i ll take the other side of the bet. i was just saying, these days, they re heckling each other, may
out there. neil: it s made of cheese. it s made of super sod. has to be meat. neil: all right. fine, fine. you can eat anything you want and not bad for your heart. half provolone and by the way, it s an anti pasta. neil: that s right. the third in the trappist 1 superior. charlie is right about this. the heckling isn t stopping and the protests are not stopping. and doesn t senator joanie earnst see it?