that s going to wrap it up for way too early. morning joe starts right now. here s a political announcement. a political announcement. i saw already this was like two days ago. take a look at this. he s been called an elitist. he vacations on martha s vineyard. he has been accused of ignoring the crisis in missouri and overlooking the concerns of the african-american community. hell, i could do that. paid for by romney, 2016. good morning, everybody. it is thursday, august 21st. welcome to morning joe. a lot to get to this morning. boy, we do. on the front page of all the papers, we have got news that there was an attempt to rescue jim foley. we start there. the pentagon confirms that dozen of special operation troops unsuccessfully tried to rescue the journalist james foley and
other american hostages earlier this summer in syria. the captives were not at the targeted locations and foley was eventually murdered by islamic. people are very angry right now about n
everything thecampaign is d trump will in the short turn suppress trump because he s not trying. she wants to spend $32 million in key states, she s going to look much better in those key states, it has no meaning. she s got to find a way to make him more utterly acceptable she can do that with elites. i m not sure she can do it with regular people. trump s job is quit screwing up and get it down to a single concept, enough. good morning, it s tuesday july 5th. welcome to morning joe. with us on set former communications director for george w. bush nicolle wallace. managing editor of bloomberg
politics. iding her for new viewers. she needs no id. host of with all do respect mark halperin. columnist for washington post david ignatius. on capitol hill, msnbc political analyst robert costa. in washington pulitzer prize winner and msnbc contributor jonathan capehart. joe has the morning off. jonathan, i m going to get to your interview with loretta lynch, which was really
tiber scott says, who cares. how many world war ii vets think about people splashing in poolgs. marianne says disrespectful not to mention breaking the law. that s it. fox & friends starts now. have a great day. good morning, it is tuesday, july 5th. i m ainsley earhart. a murder mystery after the death of an american stew dechudent w arrived in italy for a study abroad program. the arrest made overnight and the question why. then hillary clinton gets the full presidential treatment today when president obama joins her on the campaign trail. guess what, she gets to fly aboard air force one. the big question is who s going to foot the bill? we re going to toll you. in the spirit of independence day, this bald eagle just wants his freedom.
the great bird escape caught on camera. mornings are better with friends. well, the annual fireworks display for the independence day holiday here in new york city went off last night despite low cloud cover. in fact, down at our natio
all you need. until tomorrow, mark and i will be back here. we have one word for you. it s not 4/20. coming up, heaardball. as goes new york. well, let s play hardball. good evening. i m chris matthews. it was a big night for the home teams in new york. donald trump cleaned the clocks of both his republican rivals putting another roadblock in front of the so-called stop trump movement. we begin with the changing dynamics of the democratic fight. hillary clinton took a big step forward in her path to the nomination winning big over bernie sanders this her adopted state. her victory is major set back for senators after returning to vermont late last night took the
day off for the campaign trail to recharge. clinton has won 19 states across the country. look at the map, and up the east coast where she hopes to build upon her success. the race turns to five north eastern states that hold their primaries next week. new polls and two of them show clinton ahead. no surprise there. th
a 3 foot alligator. thank you so much for joining us this morning. of course, more on the developments from turkey throughout the day. stay with us. fox & friends starts now. good wednesday morning to you and your family. it s june 29th. i m ainsley earhardt. breaking news inside the terror attack in istanbul. we are, and then despite the carnage, our secretary of state, john kerry, continues to push the narrative that isis is actually losing. and if you re desperate and if you know you re losing and you know you want to give up your life, then obviously you do some harm. desperate and losing. should we expect more attacks because the terrorists are on
the downswing. talk about it? what do they do if they re winning. in the wake of the attack, donald trump says we have to be stronger. you have to fight fire with fire. we have to fight so viciously and violently because we re dealing with violent people. well, you just heard it. is that the kind of leadership we n