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overreach, pure and simple. i think it s wrong on principle, but it s also wrong on strategy. my guest this morning, surgeon general vivek murthy and republican governor asa hutchinson. as democrats try to go big with their agenda. people need help right away and we will get the job done. one of their own says the price tag is too high. i would ask my colleagues and all of the senate to hit the pause button on the 3.5, hit the pause button. this morning i ll talk to the democrat who could make or break that bill, senator joe manchin of west virginia. also, remembering september 11th. i just told him a second plane hit the second tower, america was under attack. reflexes on that terrible day and the 20 years since. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson, syndicated columnist george will, kim atkins stohr from the boston loan and presidential historian, doris kearns goodwin. welcome to sunday. it s ....
twin cities area a tinderbox. another police involved death of a black man has ignited protests and cope related to ongoing trial of the former police officer accused in the death of george floyd. and at the very latest, good evening, mike. police are standing sentry and fortifying the headquarters and brooklyn center, the curfew is in place for a second night. and map hours increasing dramatically as part of the security operation designed for the derek chauvin trial. the suburb of minneapolis is on edge. another black man killed at the hands of police. police chief says this was a fatal error. it is my belief that the officer had the intention to deploy the taser, but instead shot mr. wright with a single bullet. 20-year-old daunte wright was pulled over for an expired tag when police ran his name, they were alerted that he had an outstanding warrant for possessing a pistol without a permit. when they went to arrest him, he resisted and attempted to reenter hi ....
quarterback. it s all happening. good morning, welcome to morning joe. it s friday, april 30th. i m willie geist, joe and mika have the morning off. we have, we have katty kay. white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. professor at the lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas, victoria defrancesco soto. white house correspondent for politico, and co-author of the playbook, eugene daniels, and cofounder and ceo of axios, jim vandehei. we ll be talking a little nfl draft, jonathan lemire, bill belichick got a quarterback. what s going on with jim rogers. and katty kay, many people don t realize, the mel kuiper jr. of the uk, so we ll be going to her with full draft analysis, right, katty? yeah. maybe later in the program when we re in break, we ll do that, right, willie? when no one s watching. we ll circle back you. let s begin with rudy giuliani s role in the trump administration s role in the ousting of an amba ....
okay. speaker nancy pelosi with some of her patented shade as she forgets the name of the senator she s criticizing. good morning and welcome to morning joe . it is friday, february 26th. it s friday! along with joe, willie and me, we have nbc news and msnbc national fairs analyst and host and executive producer of show time s the circus and host of hell and high water podcast. and jake sherman, msnbc political contributor. so, willie, a lot going on on this friday morning with more threats that we re hearing toward the u.s. capitol, as if we haven t learned our lesson. and republicans still thinking these are something that can be worked out. active threats in the days and weeks ahead yes. we cannot let the miami vice theme song pass. coming off the don johnson remark. crockett, tubbs and the rest of them. it was very nice. we love the pop culture references early in the morning, mika. don johnson, ron johnson. don t exactly go together too much. i wonder ....
to take you there live. the president is facing a big foreign policy on this friday. a potential russian invasion of ukraine. our secretary of state, tony blinken, just spoke for 90 minutes with his russian counterpart. what we re learning about that meeting, and whether russian aggression is inevitable. plus you want to see why voting rights are so critical right now? new voting laws in texas are taking root and a harris county judge says one in three, 33% of the vote by mail applications in her county is being flagged for rejection. i ll talk to her about that, especially with the midterms looming just a few months from now. and we re also learning about a new push on capitol hill to pass some sort of election legislation on the federal level. not exactly what activists and most democrats had hoped for, but there does seem to be some movement afoot. but we are going to start with our team standing by for president biden, mike memoli, also with me jake ward. michael ....