the ugly, police looking for these women accused of stealing underwear. victoria s secret in ohio, the underwear best ring is worth $500,000. that wraps up this hour of fox and friends first . fox and friends first continues right now, goodbye. one of the biggest extensional threats to our way of life. almost like a get well card to the climate. it is not real policy. our energy future will not be found in the dark of the mine but in the light of the sun. when we get to that policy it will be tough. rob: it is friday, february 8th. it is not easy being green. republicans say doing at the democrats way is impossible. jillian: despite swift response from skeptics the freshman
accuses of trying to blackmail hmm into shutting down an investigation of the tabloid s political motivations. good morning and welcome to morning joe ou, it is friday, february 8th. we have mike barnicle, donny deuts deutsch, susan del percio and pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. we have a lot to get to this morning, including the mueller probe. new court transcripts suggests paul manafort had a pardon on his mind. plus the acting a.g., matthew whitaker, will testify today after a public showdown with democrats, the newly empowered house majority. and the latest from virginia as a top republican official is now also involved in the controversy involving blackface. and the supreme court has ruled
the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, affordably and on-time. (ringing) ( ) the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. welcome back to morning joe. it s friday, february 8th. along with joe, willie and me, we have donny deutsch still with us, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst susan del percio, jonathan lemire, founding and director of the group former assistant united states attorney to the southern district of pork, mimi about, a paid school of law and msnbc
multiple felonies. friday, february 8th, next friday been on the docket forever turns out it s good you only wrote it in in pencil because now you have to either erase it or messily x it out because the sentencing of the president s campaign chair was called off today by the famous judge that oversees manafort s case in virginia although that virginia trial is over and manafort was convicted at that trial of eight felonies, and now virginia court famously likes to get stuff done fast with no delays, that s the court, the so-called rocket docket despite all of that, the sentencing of the president s campaign chair that was sentenced for next week, next friday, that is now indefinitely on hiatus and delayed. the problem is that the whole sentencing process for paul manafort has now been complicated by these new allegations from special counsel robert mueller that manafort
just like complete strangers stood up for him. that s our broadcast for this monday. thank you for being with us. good night from our nbc headquarters here in new york. happy monday, thanks for being here. there is a lot going on tonight and a lot going on, coming up. so i want to jump right in, let s go. first, let s get out our calendars because we have to make changes. see, next week in your calendar on friday where it says, and you had written in there for a long time that s the day the president s campaign chairman paul manafort is going to be sentenced to federal prison. i know you had that date penciled in your calendar for a long time now. paul manafort s sentencing for multiple felonies. friday, february 8th, next friday, has been on the docket forever. turns out it s good you only wrote it in in pencil because now you have to either erase it