mika. with us we ve got the host of the red-hot show on msnbc. the communications director for george w. bush. you re kicking jake tapper s butt. and we love jake. no. it is the definition of must-see tv. 4:00. and donny deutsch is here, red-hot for other reasons. the world over. and susan del pursio, the co-founder and ceo of axios, jim vandehei. and new york times reporter michael schmidt and pulitzer prize winning historian. jon meachum, the soul of america debuts at number one on the new york times best seller list. meachum still has it. i ll congratulate you. someone else will have to do that. i ll take that as a sweet passive-aggressive congratulations. if you have not read his book you ve got to read it. it will tell you everything you need to know, it gives you some hope looking forward. we re going to have wall-to-wall coverage of the royal wedding today. donny deutsch is our royal correspondent. any initial thoughts on the wedding. there
into a political hack and claimed not to know that the acting ag had criticized the russia probe before being elevated to that position. that s just some of what happened over the weekend. welcome to morning joe. it is monday, november 19th. with us we have national affairs analyst for nbc news and msnbc and co-host and the executive producer of show time s the circus, john heilemann. good morning. associate editor of commentary magazine noah rothman, former treasury official and morning joe economic analyst steve rattner is here and washington anchor for bbc world news america katty kay. what a weekend of trumpisms and he took the trumpisms and some would say, no the me, but some would say he took crazy to 11 if we want to borrow parlance from spinal tap. ten is loud, ten is crazy. he turned it up to 11 on the dial. there s so much to go through here. a lot of disturbing things, a lot of things just showing a guy even more out of touch than usual, if that s even
season, let me say i wish the president and his family all the best, as well. but as we move towards the end of the year, now is the time we need to take stock of everything. how are we doing personally? how are our children and how are other family members doing? are they thriving? do we need more help in certain areas? are they doing great in others, but might need just a little push some other direction? how are we doing as a country? and how are our leaders doing? you know, as we approach 2019, those of us who remain eternally optimistic about this great republic of ours have reason to be concerned. little children continue to die in the custody of the u.s. government. and remember, friends, that s our government. that s your government and my government that s allowing little children to die while they re being incarcerated because of a policy that s supposed to discourage people from coming. and thousands of children still remain incarcerated and still this holiday seas
affairs reporter john heilemann, nick cko con physical confis, heidi pryzbyla. we begin with president trump s proposal to fund the wall. apparently that s the only way to end the shut down, even though democrats are unitsed in opposition. it is trump s first public offer to democrats since the shutdown began on december 22nd. now at 31 days and counting. house speaker nancy pelosi called the proposal a nonstarter and said his offers of protection do not represent a good faith effort to restore certainty to people s lives. trump s proposal came a day after reporting that the supreme court is unlikely to hear the strae administration s appeal to a lower court ruling that blocked him from shutting daca down manning it will stay in place for at least ten more months. trump tweeted several times about nancy pelosi and told her to clean up the streets in san francisco, calling them disgusting. if a high school daca person were to accept this deal, in three years what would hap
richard haass. white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay is joining us. white house correspondent for pbs news hour yamiche alcindor. so the president was in cincinnati last night. i of course since the red sox have completely tanked and thrown in the entire season because dombrowski didn t want to buy a reliever the you two. i can watch the rally and i did. very interesting. i ll talk about what i saw. i think he s now moving into this sort of new different sort of autocratic in waiting pose, but we ll talk about that in a minute. what did you see there last night? after two months of the political world focusing on the democratic debates in detroit, last night all eyes were watching the president. this was his first rally since the one a few weeks ago where the send her back chants broke out about the congresswoman omar, the somali born congresswoman who moved here and she cease a u.s. c