Afghanistan, and the cry for freedom in cuba. We have a lot to cover on this friday, july 23rd, and willie, we ll start with this. How about those yanks, they re so great. The yankees, love them. Why would you do that? sounds like joe has been up telling you what to say. We ll skip the yankee game last night. Too much to get to. As you heard from governor kay ivy, also the republican senators in that state coming out, imploring the people of alabama to get the vaccine. Frustration is mounting over the unvaccinated. Coming up kelly o donnell, talks about the white house and masks. But miguel almaguer has more. Reporter: painting a grim picture of the new reality inside some hospitals, the numbers from the cdc reflect our nation slowly slipping back towards crisis. As we surpass 50,000 infections a day, new cases, hospitalizations, even daily deaths are spiking again. It is one of the most infectious respiratory viruses that we know of and i have seen in my 20year career. Reporter: strug
Way. President biden and former president trump with starkly different messages to nato allies at each of their first nato summits as president. Good morning and welcome to morning joe. We re here in washington. It is tuesday, june 15th. All this space. I don t know. Come on in, really, honestly. Fear of open spaces, i got it. It s kind of exciting, actually, to see the camera. And look, human beings! i was just telling her,, you know yeah, he sits there in a closet with a camera and it s talking to willie. Along with joe, willie, and me, we have former chairman of the republican national committee and msnbc political analyst, michael steele. Good to see you! good to see you in person. Absolutely. And columnist and associate editor for the washington post, david ignatius. We ve missed you! great to be here. And new york times washington bureau chief, elizabeth b. Miller is with us. What a great group. Willie, it s really frightening out here in the real world. It s not. I remember tell
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