[ laughter ] it looks like about 45,000 people. you set a record today. [cheering and applauding] you set a record. that s a great honor, believe me. tonight we put aside all of the policy fights in washington, d.c. you ve been hearing about with the fake news and all of that. we re going to put that [cheering and applauding] we re going to put that aside. and instead we re going to talk about success, about how all of you amazing young scouts can achieve your dreams, what to think of what i ve been thinking about. you want to achieve your dreams. i said, who the hell wants to speak about politics when i m in front of the boy scouts, right? [cheering and applauding] there are many great honors that come with the job of being
classic played roll and hand on mission possible . he was a master of disguise. he turned down the role of mr. spok for star trek. he went onto earn an academy award nomination for tucker can man and his dreams then in 1994 he played the broken down legosi earning him both the oscar and golden globe for best supporting actor. and in a tie-in to the morning joe family, he was our executive producer s great uncle. he was 89 years old. and still ahead on morning joe, democratic senator standing by to discuss how the policy fights in washington are impacting next year s midterm races including her own.
continue to grow, but at a slightly, and frankly, that is pretty reasonable, and i haven t heard of a better way to reform one that is better. note draconian cuts. a slightly slower rate of gross. shannon: that is not the story we are getting. you know what the left is sane, telling people and throwing them over the cliff. it seems that in many cases, they are aided and abetted by people in the media who want to help further that narrative. you not only have the policy fights, but you have the p.r. fight as well. we do. and it comes from a cbo score that has all kinds of assumptions. i ll give you one. they claim millions of people will be thrown off medicaid. a very big category that they cite as this category of millions of people who lose medicaid? is people who are on medicaid, and who if we repeal the individual mandate that forces people to buy insurance, they will decide, forget it, in that
effect of the shooting might be? well, the question is how lasting can this universal showing of solidarity and unity and support and that is coming from absolutely everybody, republican or democrat on capitol hill. it is genuine. you saw many of the members of congress practicing that morning. gisk i gisk i giving interviews and in uniforms and shell shocked. that is real in the moment. it will last several days and potentially several weeks. will it last several months? will it last to get into deep and bitter policy fights and when you hear from others who are not members of congress that don t feel this viscerally? i m sure everybody will keep in check for a while. this is an extremely dramatic
a nonstate hostile intelligence service often embedded by state actors like russia. wall streeters are the rising powers and the president s side kick steven bannon now more and more on the losing side of policy fights. i think steve made an error on not spending any political capital on bringing therefore now he s alone and he s surrounded. with us the reporting and the insights that is correct got a small. laura, mike el, karen. again today big international news driving the day. april 15th is the regime s biggest holiday and a provocative act is a big holiday tradition. u.s. navy shifts are nearby and it seems pyongyang might be poised for a nuclear test.