and facts, that s a monthly record and then corpus christi hit 95 today just shattering the previous record. and if you see, all of the previous records here, it really was in the last five years. it just goes to show that climate change, we are in this warming pattern. and we are going to see this more often. 135 possible record highs were broken through friday. and then 35 possible record lows. so, definitely yin and yang going on across the country.je n f focnn s harry enten hthe numbers and we know 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number.
and a half of snow. i also understand despite all this, there were record breaking temperatures today. yeah, it s actually remarkable. we had 100-degree span across the south and the northern rockies today. look at all these records broken. atlanta hit 81 degrees today. in fact, that s a monthly record, and then corpus christi hit 95 today, just shattering the previous record. and if you see all of the previous records here really within the last five years it just goes to show climate change in this warming pattern, and so we re going to see this more often. 135 possible record highs broken through friday, and then 35 possible record lows. so definitely yin and yang going on across the country. jennifer gray, appreciate it. coming up governor ron desantis making big leaps forward in the money race to challenge the former president. cnn s harry enton has the
mixed yin and yang, the institutions held, democracy held, and you also have a house of representatives that currently has no members. so it feels like on this anniversary, a very mixed bag. the washington post, ashley parker, thank you very much for your reporting this morning. we appreciate it. and still ahead on morning joe, pulitzer prize winning presidential historian doris kearns goodwin joins us with her reflection on the january 6th attack. also this morning, we still don t have a house speaker. long time democratic strategist or a house of represenatives that s functioning. james carville is back with us this morning as we head into a fourth day of deadlock because of gop infighting. plus, one of our next guests says the mccarthy mess is peak trumpism. vanity fair s molly john fass joins us with more on that.