physically and aware of the issues. vice president kamala harris defending her comments on migrants at the u.s./mexico border, while the president is abroad the next few days could pose a test of leadership for her. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. great to have you with me this hour. so the u.s. president will soon embark on a high stakes tour overseas, his first since taking office. after four years of mr. trump and america first, joe biden is expected to be laser focused on reestablishing america s role in the world. mending damaged alliances and fighting for democracy over autocracy. president biden will leave the u.s. in less than five hours time. when he arrives in the uk he will meet with the american air force personnel and their families before heading off to cornwall for talks with the british prime minister. this will be a very busy week for mr. biden. after the g7 he will meet with queen elizabeth, then it s off t
america safe. white house national security adviser jake sullivan will join me. plus, chaos caucus, the nation s former top republican says these days, he doesn t recognize his own party. it was the establishment that put up with these characters non-stop. where does the gop go from here? former house speaker john boehner joins me to discuss. hello, i m dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is battling two epidemics. one the plague of gun violence. there have been at least 47 mass shootings in the u.s. since the atlanta spa shootings on march 16th, including two more overnight in ohio and wisconsin, and a massacre thursday in indiana. more people planning funerals for loved ones in what is like lay preventible and at least the very least treatable epidemic if washington might ever move to act. much more on that and new bipartisan efforts to pass police reform coming up. the other health crisis, of course, is the covid pandemic. and the race against tim
recognize his own party. where does the gop go from here? former house speaker john boehner joins me to discuss. hello, i m dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is battling two epidemics. one gun violence. there have been at least 47 mass shootings in the u.s. since the atlanta spa shootings march 16th, including two more in ohio and wisconsin and a massacre in indiana, more people planning funerals for loved ones in what is like lay preventible and at least the very least treatable epidemic if washington might ever move to act. much more on that and new bipartisan efforts to pass police reform coming up. the other health crisis, of course, is the pandemic. and the race against time with variants causing a surge in hot spots across the country and the u.s. prepares to open vaccinations to all americans over the age of 16 tomorrow. joining me now, president biden s chief medical adviser, dr. fauci. dr. fauci, thank you so much for joining me. the united stat
we speak to dr. anthony fauci and congresswoman karen bass ahead and the biden doctrine. as the president declares the end to the longest war, it has two other global hot spots, it faces mounting questions about keeping america safe. white house national security adviser jake sullivan will join me. plus, chaos caucus, the nation s former top republican says these days, he doesn t recognize his own party. it was the establishment that put up with these characters non-stop. where does the gop go from here? former house speaker john boehner joins me to discuss. hello, i m dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is battling two epidemics. one the plague of gun violence. there have been at least 47 mags shootings in the u.s. since the atlanta spa shootings on march 16th, including two more overnight in ohio and wisconsin, and a massacre thursday in indiana. more people planning funerals for loved ones in what is like lay preventible and at least the very leas
responsibility on to a fifth. president biden announcing when u.s. will come home from afghanistan. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, april 15th. along with joe, willie and me, we have white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. member of the new york times editorial board, mara gay, and washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay is with us this morning. a lot to get to this morning. it was we ll start, though, in minnesota, where there was another night of protests following the police-involved shooting of daunte wright. hundreds of people, most of them peaceful, gathered outside of the brooklyn center police department for a fourth night in a row. authorities say some people in the crowd were shooting fireworks and throwing objects at law enforcement, leading police to declare an unlawful assembly. protesters were told to disperse several times, and by 10:30, many had left. authorities say some of the remaining