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mark halperin, morning joe economic analyst steve ratner, author of the book a world in disarray richard haas. columnist and associate editor for the washington post, david ignatius. joe, i guess it s good he checked. i don t know. i ll tell you why. you start adding up all the people that the president has insulted, we start with the president wanting to get tax reform done, wanting to get something done on capitol hill. you talked about bob corker, a battle with mitch mcconnell. of course, a constant battle with john mccain, susan collins who won t be governor because she s going to stay there to fight the good fight. you can go down the line. ben sasse. the resistance on the republican side against this insanity, this lack of conservative governance is growing. and you just have to what can this guy get done over the next 3 1/2 years? doesn t look like a lot with him insulting a new, important senator every day. how was your weekend, by the way? our weeke ....
the last two years have been two of the best world series in i mean recent history. the difference is last year you had a great game seven. last night the astros jumped out in the weekend inning and the pitching held out. 5-1 was the final. they won the first world series in the history of their franchise. they have been to the world series once before, that man right there, george springer, crossing the plate right there, most valuable player, hit another home running homered in four consecutive games, darvish, that s all they needed. 5-1 was the final. this team, joe, was 2011, 2012, 2013, each season lost more than 100 games. they were the worst too emin baseball? i remember saying they should really be playing aaa baseball. no, they were horrific. they were. there is a 2014 sports illustrated cover. yeah. that shows george springer on the cover says 2017 champs? what did they know? they had an incredible farm system and grow up and three years later pr ....
it wouldn t go as far as the bill that pat is talking about putting back on, but here s the daily news. one of the other papers that donald trump reads every morning. bump ban isn t fixing this and it s not, but it is though, it is jim, you re seeing first step, something that republicans refuse toe do even after the horrors of las vegas, but, you know, everybody i ve talked to in the white house has said since parkland that the president really wants to move on this. big question whether he does or not but i ll tell you another thing we re about to report that in the white house yesterday he was telding aides that he might be support ifz of raising the minimum age of buying weapons to 21. he spent so much time seeing those children talking on tv that there is a response toyota. whether or not trump follows through, another important thing on the new york post, remember, the president itself talks to murdock multiple times a week and i do do think that all of th ....
huh, all right. trump style. there s as we know, willie, christmas tree from comcast. it s all very moving. always a tear or two in our eyes. but, you know, still, it s something, yesterday, shock waves still over what happened in alabama with doug jones, people still talk to me about it. how it may same the election. you still got a tax bill that s up in the air. donald trump, once again, strangely, embracing his, or actually his most reliable political allie vladimir putin. it was a two-way street yesterday. vladimir putin gave that press conference, praising president trump. he gave vlad sld a cal vladim putin a call. don t fideutsche is with us. senator at large lee gallagher, columnist and associate editor for the washington post david ignacious and white house reporter for usa today heidi pryzbilla. mika has the morning you a. joe, i want to go to a piece in the washington post titled newtonian physics. and joe, we have tim ryan, congressman tim ryan coming o ....
douglas high school shortly before students were supposed to be dismissed. the gunmshoot began reportedly 2:30. the shooter pulled the alarm so students would come into the hallway and he could shoot into the crowd. when deputies arrived at the school hundreds of students were already fleeing. according to the broward county sheriff s office, the suspected 19-year-old was con sealed himself running out of the school. 17 victims died at the school. 2 more died at the hospital. welcome to morning joe. . it s thursday, february 15th. joe, here we are again. mika, here we are again. more than 33,000 people are killed by guns in the united states every year. that s according to the cdc. 33,000. we have had 1,670 mass shoots since sandy hook and we said never again. in schools, where we send our children every day to learn. 430 people have been shot in school shootings since sandy hook. if you want to take it beyond our children, being gunned down in schools, well, three ....