center, the north hall of the convention center and they will slowly move students there. police at the same time are going building by building, and from what we understand, this is a large campus. they re going building by building, floor by floor, making sure that they can go in and clear each floor, making sure there s no one else that may be injured, making sure that if there are people who are still scared, hunkering down, that they are helping them get them out of the building, and get them to safety and get them back with their loved ones. so these are all some of the things that we have been seeing, along with some of the images that we have been looking at, coming out of las vegas where they re showing armored vehicles, s.w.a.t. vehicles making they way to the scene as they expanded the perimeter around the campus. all of that making people very nervous in the area, but at the same time, police are say thing is now a time where we don t have any other threat. but th
doc ronnie johnson. everybody know the congressman from texas? he was the white house doctor. no, actually, they don t know him. they don t know ronnie johnson. who is ronnie johnson? nothing like mocking your opponent there is a randy johnson. mental acuity when messing up the doctor who administered your test who is sitting in the audience. person, man, woman, horse, ronnie johnson. the name of trump s former white house position turned u.s. congressman is ronny jackson. wait, what? not johnson. what? good morning. welcome to morning joe. that s confusing. monday, june 17th. what else is new, right? with us, we have nbc news national affairs analyst and a partner and chief political analyst at puck, john heilemann. pulitzer prize winning writer and analyst eugene robinson. peter baker. symone sanders townsend. thanks to all of you being in early on monday morning. john heilemann. right. i m new at this politics thing, but i m guessing i
enroll marines with brain injuries just for the money. they had brain injuries so severe some of them couldn t recall what courses the recruiter had signed them up for. that s appalling. that s disgraceful. it should never happen in america. i m not talking about all schools. many of them for-profit and nonprofit provide quality education to our service members and our veterans and their families, but there are some bad actors out is there. they ll say you don t have to pay a dige for your degree but once you register they will suddenly make you sign up for a high-interest student loan. they ll say that if you transfer schools, you can transfer credits but when you actually try to do that, you suddenly find out that you can t. they ll say they ve got a job placement program when, in fact, they don t. it s not right. they re trying to swindle and hoodwink you, and today here at ft. stewart, we re going to put an end to it. [ applause ] we re putting an end to it. the executive
body. why he s not so fat anymore. in washington, the supreme court will decide a challenge to the sweeping health care law that president obama signed last year. a lot of people have been paying attention to this. the main issue is that controversial requirement that everyone be covered by insurance. it s called the mandate. starting in 2014, if you don t have coverage through a job or medicare or medicaid, you have to buy it yourself. while this are subsidies for those who can t afford it, the specific part of the law requiring the mandate has been unpopular. according to a new cnn/orc poll, a majority of americans are in favor of it overall. joining me from new york is nyu medical center andrew rubin. he s been on the show before. host of health care connect on siris xm talk radio. let me start off, did it surprise you the supreme court was taking this on? no, we knew it would happen. it s the best way to get to the finish line on whether health care verchl going to
pound pounds. we begin with big news out of washington, the supreme court says they will decide a challenge to the sweeping health care law that president obama signed last year. a lot of people have been paying attention to this. the main issue is that everyone be required by insurance. starting by 2014 if you don t have insurance through a job or medicare or medicaid, you have to buy it yourself. while there are subsidies for those who can t afford it, this specific mandate has been unpopular. the majority of americans may now be in favor of it overall. joining me from new york is andrew rubin, he has been on the show before host of health care connect on sirius xm radio. did this surprise you at all, that the supreme court is taking this on? no, we knew this would happen. it s the best way to get to the finish line on whether health care reform will survive. it s been going back and forth in the courts far too long. if the supreme court overturns health care reform