agenda and a tough road to go in terms of balancing that infrastructure bill and the larger reconciliation package bringing those democrats together s following it each and every day as it developing. thank you again. morning joe starts right now. gosh, the sun hasn t even come up yet. here we go. here we go. once again, we look at the top of the comcast building, and, willie, you know fantastic. comcast, so is mika s penthouse up there. no. where she s been living. like howard hughes with bottles all around. okay. and living there, and meet you up there. good morning! and welcome. no, no. to morning joe. oh, wait a second. i m talking to my friend willie. i see that. talking to my friend willie
industry of companies realizing their products aren t great for the people who use them and sometimes you can fix that and sometimes you can t and sometimes you need to go back to the drawing board and do things really different. what s unclear as you note given the company s leadership is sort of what the impetus is going to be for that sort of rethinking, because it does seem that the company is very comfortable in the idea that s a net positive for us all. all right, technology reporter for the wall street journal, jeff horowitz, thank you so much. please come back. we really appreciate your incredible reporting. one final thing on the parallel thing, willie, you talked about car companies, they fought against seat belts, congress held them accountable. congress is not holding facebook accountable. they fought against airbags
implgts maybe you ought to see him more than once a week to get used we can talk with like a 47-second delay. you act like it s the first time in ten years. hello, joe. how are you? i am doing fine. thank you. good morning. live from the international space station. exactly! exactly. hello, my fellow earth. anyway, yeah. we got together. uh-huh. willie and i always get together do the editorial about 2:30, 2:45. go for a run. yeah. ah. go for a run. go through the park. push each other, too. yeah. miss you, 2:30 in the park running through the park and go how are we going to set this show up? so we decided to go really, really salacious today. yeah. lean in to the tabloid stuff. we know it sells, gets clicked. it does! we know what the people want. kim kaye s met gala outknit?
secretariat at the belmont. where is mike barnicle? he keeps butt dialing. he s really angry at me because last night after i said does he know how to turn his phone off? i mean, just stop just turn your phone off. joining us now the chairman of the we love so hateful. why do you hate when loving would be so much easier? no. it s so, like my brother does it as well. a lot of butt dials. so much easier? no. turn off your phone or lock it and do, a little code. like 1111. it s easy. then you open it. and congressman, ran out of time. thanks for being here. and mike barnicle in butt in the say the sentence. where is my barnicle? did he oversleep? where is he? i don t think he s supposed to be on. always supposed to be on. not today, dear. why not? okay. we re changing that. willie, at 2:30 in the morning. needs to be on every day. curating the list.
kind of like that. really close to that. you know, willie, that famous warning from so long ago, when paris hilton got out of prison. no. i don t remember. i m still struck by you know we were talking about what a fine, young wholesome girl she was and had gone in. you know, found the lord. did her time. had been working i don t think viewers remember that. a long time ago. gospel of proverbs. what do you have? professor of the university eddy glock joining us for all this. how are you today? wonderfully. what s yeah. you re your grandparents probably said the same thing. remember back in so how s school going? started up, princeton.