Is. To take controversial situations to turn them into a referendum of race in america whether o. J. Simpson or rodney king or something not even in fused with race like George Zimmerman and the fbi has been searching he is a racist and cannot find anything. And hit was turned into a race case a tragic circumstance even more tragic because he ended up dead. Host you said the Associated Press that seemed racial in nature is the media part of this . Absolutely at least what portrays himself as objective i dont have a problem with those who dont portray themselves as objective at least they are honest but there are those who say they are objective then use the objectivity so for example, cnn tried to make it all that he made into a racial call but they made it sound like he was a racist he tracked Trayvon Martin down and that was not true the ap region reported he was white when he was really hispanic that was to build up a controversy. And also pushes for verdes certain political line. T
and if they are women who work outside the home, they love that movie. if they are wiomen who work inside the home raising the kids, they hate that movie. i don t see many movies. i have seen that one twice. there is a huge cultural divide in this country. i would argue it s more significant than i guess the last time this many words had this much effect, which was dan quayle and murphy browne, which was more it was more of an isolated or less general population affected by the remark. i think mika is right. i think of all the things that have happened in the past, say, three or four weeks that might actually affect an independent voter, this argument about women has a much better chance than a lot of others. yeah. yeah. the administration did everything but put on sack cloth and ashes when she said it, and yet it still seems to be
morning joe starts right now. i can t think of a time when i felt it was more important for us to defeat an incumbent president than today with respect to barack obama. i think he has been an unmitigated disaster for the country. i think to be in a position where he gets four more years in the white house to continue the policies he has, both with respect to the economy and tax policy and defense and then so many other areas would be a huge, huge disappointment. top of the hour. good morning. it is monday, april 16. welcome to morning joe. with us on set, we ve got the executive editor of random house and pulitzer prize winning historian and time magazine contributing editor john meacham. and msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu and former common harold ford jr. and, look, i don t know you. hello. who s you? good to be back. did you misus? i did. i missed you. you did not. it s good to come back. john meacham was gone also this past
unmitigated disaster for the country. i think to be in a position where he gets four more years in the white house to continue the policies he has, both with respect to the economy and tax policy and defense and then so many other areas would be a huge, huge disappointment. top of the hour. good morning. it is monday, april 16. welcome to morning joe. with us on set, we ve got the executive editor of random house and pulitzer prize winning historian and time magazine contributing editor john meacham. and msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu and former common harold ford jr. and, look, i don t know you. hello. who s you? good to be back. did you misus? i did. i missed you. you did not. it s good to come back. john meacham was gone also this past weekend. you know where he was? to the love club. this is a terrible story. exactly. what s terrible? what? is this a shock? i m not going to start the week like this. are you? i m shock