the eclipse already started. reporter: yes, it did. it s about to start in the western part of the country. give me five, you guys. you were amazing. thank you so much for being with us. and craig, so many families like them, they re going to experience this together in this stadium behind me. 15,000 people have poured into carbondale, illinois, and the local businesses here are ex attic. it is estimated the private sector in carbondale will gain almost $20 million just by the influx of tourists and people all around the world who have come here to witness this astronomical event together. all right. we ll come back to you in a moment, as well. my friend and colleague, jeff rossen, is standing by, not far from where we sit here. he s in new york city, on the upper west side. new york city, by the way, expected to get an eclipse of about 70%. but here s the thing, jeff. that doesn t mean that folks should take viewing any less seriously, right? reporter: yeah, you can never look
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meaning in this other than you have to pay your taxes, and you can t lie on a loan application. time is going to tell who is to be trusted around here and who isn t. including everybody. we begin there with the president in crisis and the stunning fact, yes, fact, that the foundation of that crisis. the president of the united states is an unindicted co-conspirator in a felony campaign finance case. if that isn t enough, the special counsel won convictions on eight counts in his first major trial. that are the former campaign chairman paul manafort. the president s reaction today is beyond telling. he s attacking his longtime lawyer and fixer michael cohen who decided to cooperate with the feds and is praising paul manafort who the president says is refusing to break under pressure. both michael cohen and paul manafort face prison time. what now for the president is
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morning joe. it is thursday, august 23rd. joe has the morning off. he will be back tomorrow. we have donny deutsch with us along with professor at princeton university and column at new york post and contributor editor of weekly standard john and sam stein and washington anchor katy kay and benjamin. good to have you all onboard with us on another very busy morning. we begin with the very latest in president trump s former lawyer implicating him in his guilty plea yesterday. trump appeared to acknowledge his attorney s campaign finance violation and then walked it back in an interview all while maintaining it s not a crime and say he blamed attorney general jeff sessions for his former lawyer s prosecution. the president tweeted, michael
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didn t come out of the campaign and that s big. but they weren t, it s not even a campaign violation. if y
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