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morning joe starts right now. and good morning, welcome to morning joe, it is tuesday april 2nd. we have a lot to get to this morning, including the expanded gag order in donald trump s jonathan, just have a seat may as well put my lipstick on. someone is passing notes. just getting set from the show. i had to mov from over here to over there. i had to put stuff down. right behind willie. sorry. have a seat. are you ready for us to begin the class? yes, let s do it. i know it s your first day. queue it up her name is mika. welcome everyone to morning joe. that s a beautiful shot. if we still even have you. thank you for joining us. i think it s tuesday, everybody is in their seats and we ll get to all that s going on this morning. the expanded gag order in donald trump s hush money case comes as the former president came up with the cash needed to appeal for his civil fraud judgment. we ll talk about that. on wall street, truth ....
the plan thaet can do that other than the pope. the pope. republican congressman troy nells of texas with a totally normal comparison for the former president, the pope. a recap of what happened yesterday in donald trump s criminal hush money trial in just a moment. plus, trump s comments about birth control that he quickly had to walk back. also ahead a former senior adviser to president obama lays out an alarming supreme court scenario for democrats if donald trump were to win in november. we ll play for you that warning. that s another one, elizabeth. we ll get to that. so good morning. welcome to morning joe. it s wednesday, may 22nd. we re in washington. the table is going what are we talking about today? with us we have u.s. special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay, elizabeth b. miller and deputy managing editor for politics at politico, sam stein is with us. we ll start with donald trump s criminal trial where testimony in the former president s hush ....
president trump, when? i don t know. norah: the 45th and 46th presidents to meet on the debate stage. what we are learning about why they agreed to a rematch. the cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. the stage is set. the dates are picked, and president biden and donald trump are already throwing jobs aheado presidential debates that are now on the calendar. until today, it was unclear if there would be in a general election debates, but that all changed this morning when the two men who can t agree on anything agreed in a matter of hours that they would face off on june 27th and september 10th. the first date now just 43 days away will be the earliest televised presidential debate in american history. cbs s nancy cordes starts us off tonight from the white house on how it all came together. reporter: president biden threw down the gauntlet at 8:00 a.m. eastern in a video posted online. make my ....
have not gone inter alia, i am not supplying equipment to go into there. we need to make sure israel is secure in terms of iron dome and responding to acts like those that came out of recent times. let s cross to washington and speak to our correspondent, will vernon. this is the clearest signal that the us is unhappy with how israel is conducting the offensive in gaza. what else did biden say? offensive in gaza. what else did biden say? you heard mr barton say did biden say? you heard mr barton say america - did biden say? you heard mr barton say america would i barton say america would continue giving israel weapons that needs to defend itself but he said the us would not supply heavy weapons, bombs, artillery shells that could be used in a major offensive in the city of rafah. weapons he said they could be used in major population centres and mr barton added us but weapons have already killed civilians in gaza. human rights groups say it is exactly these kind o ....
and division and criticised what she called the broken promises of rishi sunak s tired and chaotic government. sir keir starmer welcomed her to his party, a week after another tory mp, dan poulter, also defected. natalie elphicke explained why she decided to make the move. in 2019, the conservative stood on a manifesto that was very much centre ground, but under rishi sunak, they ve abandoned the centre ground and broken many election promises. meanwhile, under keir starmer, labour have changed and i think that change is going to bring a much better future for our country and that s why i was so keen to join the labour party and play my part in bringing that important future forward. the conservative rail minister, huw merriman has described fellow mp natalie elphicke as shameless and an opportunist. lam i am absolutely staggered. i have seen i am absolutely staggered. i have seen some sights in this place but the lack seen some sights in this place but the lack of ....