law career helped me become governor. gave me advice on being a good dad. he s one of the people i talk to most in the world, and very rarely were we talking about my job. he was an incredible friend. we also lost julianna farmer, jim tutt, josh barrack, each amazing people whose families grieve them, whose community will morn and be miss. these are irreplaceable, amazing individuals, that a terrible act of violence tore from all of us. kentucky governor andy beshe making the comments about the mass shooting in louisville, hours before a fifth bank employee died at the hospital. we ll get a live report from louisville for the latest on the surviving victims and the investigation in a moment. plus, one of the two tennessee lawmakers expelled from the house floor for protesting gun violence gets his seat back. we ll have more on that development and what s next for the other lawmakers straight ahead. also this morning, we ll take you through the legal battle over a common
2020, 2022, americans over the age of 45 voted republican by double digits. double digits. it was the passion, the turnout, and the choice of democrats compared to republicans that made the difference in the five key battleground states in 20 and made the difference in the senate this year john della volpe, thank you very much for your insight this morning. john s latest book entitled fight, how gen-z is channelling their fear and passion to save america, it s out in paperback today. still ahead on morning joe, the biden administration s says wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich is wrong bly detain bied by the kr. plus, concerns over the leak of pentagon documents revealing military plans on the war in ukraine. we ll speak with general
disabilities in science. i m also here representing women in science and engineering. and i m also representing women of color in science and engineering because like she said most people think if they re not able-bodied, white male then you are not a scientist. and i m just here representing that because science affects 100% of people and we need to diversify it. for some they said this was a partisan issue. as they were passing trump international tower and hotel people were booing and they were saying it was time to dump trump and impeach the president. many said they were disappointed not only in his immigration policies, which they said prevent a lot of talented immigrant scientists and doctors from comin to this country and feeling comfortable that they can thrive in this country, but many of them also said they were disappointed in those deep proposed budget cuts, things that would slash funding for places like nasa, the kr,cdc. but others said it wasn t a partisan issue. th