to see some change. i was among those that stood up for these boys. i watched one do 13 years and come out and work for us for three years. i m glad to see them get compensated. but no one can give you 13 years back. no one can give them the time back. we must continue to do better. thanks for watching. i m al sharpton, hardball starts right now. devastating. let s play hardball. good evening, i m chris matthews in washington. here in an elevator, we see a man beating a woman to unconsciousness. we see him drag her limp body across the elevator floor. for this he was fired today from his job. fired not because of the beating he gave this woman, but because you and i just got to see it. these are the facts of the
national football league today. beat up a woman and you get a two-game suspension. have the pictures get out and suddenly the league takes action. because of this, this is a fact brought brutally to light in this picture, it s our top story tonight. also, presi
my interactions with mitch mcconnell, he s always been very straightforward with me. to his credit he s never made a promise that he couldn t deliver. the relationship i have with the president has always been cordial. there s no, not a personality problem here or anything like that. i think my attitude about all this at this point is trust, trust but verify. good morning. it is thursday november 6th.
welcome to morning joe. with us on set, former communications director for president george w. bush and co-host of the view, nicole wallace. and in washington, sam stein. and white house correspondent for the wall street journal carol leigh. i m looking at these headlines, after shocks of tuesday. you got the boston globe, a republican governor in boston. again. the washington post, you will look at all of the voice, all the new voices that are coming to washington, d.c. the president saying i hear you. here s the interesting thing. average age of the people that wo
we must never be a place that we can have fear be the reasons we make moves. roosevelt said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. thank you for watching. i m al sharpton. hardball starts right now. afraid to vote? let s play hardball. good evening. in washington tonight 13 years after 9/11, the president declares war on a new terrorist enemy. but where s the congress? he says we ll have allies in the fight against isis, but where are the allies here at home? also tonight, will the nfl really deal with a player knocking out his knife? and with an executive office that seemed to allow it?
finally, a look at the last days of the vietnam war through pictures that highlight the fear of those left behind. we start with the trumpet from washington, the failure of both parties in congress to step up and says, yes, wooy support the president s call to drop bombs on the islamic state. do the democrats and republicans believe in this war or not? if it does, why won t it
i m betty nguyen alongside louis burgdorf. morning joe starts right now. his policy has been the same he still says deport that s been the same. correct. but again you have to start with baby steps. baby steps? it means setting small, reasonable goals months. again, you have to start with baby steps. baby steps. setting small, reasonable goals for yourself. one tiny step at a time. baby steps. baby steps. all right. good morning. it is baby steps, isn t it, willy? wednesday, august 31st. welcome to morning joe. august is almost over, mike barnicle. it s upsetting. it s upsetting. what happened to june? with us on set we have veteran columnist and contributor mike barnicle. the man you saw co-hosting all due respect last night donny
deuts deutsch. he s wearing skinny pants and big boots. that s a good look. no, it s not. not for donny deutsch. maybe for like i relish august because it means back to school and i get to get my new 64 box cr
captioning sponsored by cbs glor: on the cbs evening news this monday, it is set to become the largest wildfire ever in the nation s most populous state, and we are on the scene. the star witness takes the stand at the fraud trial of paul manafort. and why so many older americans have been forced to declare of ruptcy. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. massive wildfires raging across california. the mendocino complex fire is now up to more than 273,000 acres. making it the second largest fire in california history. president trump hitting iran with the first financial .unishment since he pulled the united states out of the nuclear deal. we are not going to allow iran to get nuclear weapons. there is a shortage of values about what is right, what is wrong. the violent weekend in
chicago, dozens were shot and at least 11 people are dead. we can t solve these things without the community. a deadly collision involving gwo trucks. on a highway in northern ita