mcdonnell and his wife. the jury is made up of four women and eight men. the senate is expected to vote on the nomination of robert mcdonald to be the next secretary of on the next secret veteran affairs. to fix the troubled agency. later, the rnc will hold their fire harry reid rally on capitol hill and aimed at getting voters to elect republicans to the senate in the upcoming mid terms. that is going to do it. a tuesday edition of way too early. morning joe starts right now. flares have turned night into borrowed daylight in the skies over the gaza strip. today was supposed to be a cease-fire it didn t work. intense fighting prevented investigators reaching the crash site of mh-17 for the second day running. much more substantial
sanctions will come into place across broad sectors of the russian economy. two americans are fighting a for their lives. the spread of a dangerous illness like ebola is no longer somebody else s progress. now three-month examination b
good morning, it is friday, august 1st. oh, look at that. oh, dear lord, where did july goes? time flies when you re having so much fun. welcome to morning joe, everybody. time goes a lot faster. boom! with us on set, we have pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson. pulitzer prize winning author jon meacham is here. we have so many pulitzer s here. won the masters in 86. wasn t it odd three or odd four? we have breaking news so if we can just move forward here. right, willie? in washington, senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post sam stein. never won a pulitzer. he has so many years ahead of him, though. what did we win our pulitzer for, willie? it was fan fiction we wrote. yes! that is it! i think it was a how to. that was it. did you forget what year it was? it was odd three. i can t remember what summer it was. they r
medal of arts, the first lady is also going to attend. that s it for way too early and t.j. is back. morning joe starts right now. despite talk of a new temporary cease-fire in gaza today, both sides in that war launched new attacks. hamas rocket launches roar to life. in israeli, fired back. we have accepted five cease-fires acted upon hamas has rejected every single one of them. they have even violated their own cease-fire. you want to recognize israeli as a jewish state? no. more fighting in ukraine is preventing outsiders from reaching malaysia airlines flight 17. the fighting, some of the
worse of the fighting seems to center around the crash site itself. so much of what people do is psychologically annual lies so you tell us what is he like? you met him many times. he is very tough. if he wants to stare intently at you with his very bright blue eyes he can turn on the charm. the fighting in elaborate rages on tonight. so the u.s. embassy in triply i
caleb says, this is foul! there s no harm for an atheist to hold hands with his gridiron brothers and listen to a prayer. tammy writes the most positive words i know come from the bible and the most positive person i know is jesus. thank you to everyone who respond responded. fox & friends starts right now. good morning. it is wednesday, august 27th. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. he s the face of the newly homegrown terror. this american killed in syria fighting for isis. and this morning the u.s. being warned he is not alone. great. and a big primary night last night but an unlikely candidate steals the spotlight. could the man who captured saddam hussein be one step closer to working in washington? we ll break down all the races on our post-game show. hey, don t mess with this school in texas. they re armed, they re ready and letting everyone know about it. how do you feel about it? and by the way, mornings are
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resource. great to have you on the ed show as we continue our coverage. that is the ed show. politics with reverend al sharpton continues here on our coverage on msnbc. good evening ed. thanks to you for tuning in. we start with breaking news. rush hour in the blizzard of 2015. commuters making their way home as a dangerous storm slams the northeast bringing high winds, whiteout conditions and possible record snowfalls. about 29 million people across 250 miles are under some form of weather advisory from new jersey all the way to maine. with two two to three feet of snow expected in some areas. five states have declared emergencies. officials are closing roads.
public transportation systems as well. with new york city subway and buses shutting down at 11:00 p.m. the message to residents, don t take this storm lightly. this is a different kind of storm than we ve a had before. this is the first weather event of this magnitude of this season thank goodness. this is a top sto