howie: just as an aside, television is losing interest in the campaign. you re seeing the cable networks giving air time to local murder trials involving people you never heard of. and joe biden will just token oppositions of absolutely no one by winning 96% of the vote in yesterday east south carolina democratic primary. the media had been insisting that president biden take swift action after iranian drone killed three american soldiers and for five days the criticism from commentators only grew louder. and it turns out that looking stern and furring your brow and saying don t into the camera isn t enough to stop iran. if iran wants to continue killing americans or trying to kill americans, should we not at least sync one of their ships? howie: this is a classic dilemma. on friday afternoon, the air strikes began hitting targets in iraq and syria and killing more than 40 people. this administration s idea of deterrence is trying really hard not to kill too many people
rachel: good morning. today is veteran s day and celebrating people and all veteran s and doing that with the u.s. navy wor working with e ceremonial navy band live on fox square helping us honor those who served. good morning, pete. pete: good morning know the gift to me from our producers for veteran s day. all four hours we re starting here on the couch. i always want to be on the couch, it s my safe space. not safe space. that s not the right word. it s my blanky and comfy spot. i always say can we start every hour here instead of somewhere else. will: we re focused on veteran s day and this is the wrong time to bring this up. p probably is but you can if you want. will: everybody is preboarding. everybody gets on the plane early these days. i mean, i don t know how many wheelchairs and all the sudden jesus intervenes by the time they land. nobody netted needs a wheelchair when it s time to get off the plane but getting on, there s 50 wheelchairs. pete: i thought you we
i fear that could change. time s square 1993, after you became governor. after guiliani took over and bloom burg did an amazing job. how do we take the lesson of what happened in new york? it s a radical transformation. when the radical transformation i seen in government. time s square was the turn around in america for and probably 50 years and it was government. government worked with the private sector. you had the state and city effectively having a plan and bringing from the private sector after cleaning up quality of life and crime. leadership matters. it matters in new york and walk. that s why i m running. i m already prepared what we
going to be reactions, especially because of isis and more radicalized groups. more radical than al qaeda, let s say. the counter vailing view is that the american people have a right to know. andrea mitchell on this monday, thank you so much. andrea will have more at the top of the hour. ron widen will andrea mitchell reports at noon on msnbc. for more on the pending release i want to bring the director of national security program. it s a public policy think tank found bid clinton administration staffers. thank you for being with me. you were quote the by bloom burg as say, quote, the administration s reactions to senator feinstein have been surprising and suggest there are competing forcesed in the executive branch with no strategic direction. elaborate on that.
attacks. mayor bloom burg was there. the nba is our red cross, our 911 all rolled into one. they did an incredible thing. okay. time now to take a look at the morning papers. we will start with the detroit free press. a massive power outage if detroit tuesday left about 100 buildings without power. water been called a major cable failure shut down a major power grid shutting off fire stations, office buildings, police stations and a want who. a football of schools in the area were forced to close for the day. do you remember when they had water issues this summer? i mean, this is a joke. city officials say power has been fully restored.