good morning. welcome to morning joe on this monday, july 1st. this morning, we are waking up to a sea of headlines and opinion pieces from major news organizations, former party leaders, and very loud whispers, mostly behind the scenes, from present leading democrats who say it is over. here s a taste of the global call for president joe biden to get out of the race. the new york times editorial board says biden is not the man he was four years ago, calling his candidacy, quote, a reckless gamble. editors at georgia s largest newspaper, the atlanta journal constitution, echoed that take, demanding the president pass the torch. quote, biden deserves a better exit from public life than the one he endured when he shuffled off the stage on thursday night. then there were the headlines, sneering, mocking, jeering all at once. this was the performance that has gotten us to this point. we had a thousand trillionaires in america. i mean billionaires. what s happening? they r
court has done so far. it revolutionizes administrative law, it gives over all this power to the courts. it s more obscure to people, but law students are picking themselves off the floor today and legal textbook writers are throwing their old editions out. what this says is think about the matthew kacsmaryk case and mifepristone, it means judges will decide and the regime that we ve had that s absolutely been cannon listen to what agencies that are expert, that s now gone and instead it s courts who will be deciding, a total revolution in administrative law which affects everybody. and we re still waiting, of course, forimmunity decision. we know monday will be the las we ll see that on monday. going out with a bang. andrew, harry, and marcus, thanks toy, all of you. and the long view, as we await president biden s remarks at a rally in north carolina. how presidents have made the tough call in the past about their own political futures, and t
good morning. you are watching velshi on msnbc. it is sunday, october 29th. and i m charles coleman junior filling in for ali velshi. we ve got a lot to talk about. now, my colleague ali is on vacation. he will be back next weekend. but until then, we are starting this morning with a split screen moment for donald trump, the legal landscape is going more and more dangerous for the former president by the day. but despite this, somehow, his grip on the republican party was reaffirmed once again this week with the election of a key ally to the speaker of the house. and in fulton county, georgia, for people, that is one, two, three, four of trump s codefendants have now taken eels and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. just this week, in new york, the former president stormed out of the courtroom shortly after he was fined $10,000 for violating a court order after a judge denied his lawyers request to dismiss the case. now, the request was a long shot. but nonetheless, thin
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