tonight on the reidout leader mccarthy, do you have the votes for speaker tomorrow? do you have the votes for speaker locked in tomorrow? we ll have a good day tomorrow. kevin mccarthy plays let s make a deal with the most radical fringe members of the republican caucus. with his longtime quest to become speaker in serious peril. or comical peril, depending on your point of view. one vote he needs belongs to george santos, the biggest liar in washington since donald trump left town. we re getting a look at trump s taxes but where did santos get his money? also tonight, gen z finally arrives in congress. congressman-elect maxwell frost joins me. and republicans love to call themselves pro-life, but in recent weeks, many of those same people were voting against bare minimum protections for women and children. tonight, we re calling them out. we begin tonight with happy new year to all. we re in 20-michael jordan and hopefully 2023 won t decide to play baseball i
ports. the final report will be sealed, but one thing probation folks ask convicts is about their employment. okay. okay, mr. trump. it says here you got fired from your last job for being terrible at it. and for [ applause ] is this correct here? and for trying to kill a mr. mike pence? oh, i see down here you are actually currently applying for a new job which is the same job. okay. have you thought about learning to code? good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, june 11th. good to have you all with us this morning. along with joe, willie, and me, we have the host of way too early, white house bureau chief at politico, jonathan lemire. and sam stein will be joining us in just a moment. so we have a lot to talk about this morning. we thought we d take a stepback and take a look big picture, starting out with a column in the washington post by eugene robinson, which asks the question, is donald trump okay? gene focuses on what we heard from trump in hi
Speakers are coming together at the Louisiana State Capitol for what they are calling, "We Have a Vision: Louisiana Reproductive Justice Day at the Capitol."
as reported by npr, kaitlin joshua was between ten and 11 weeks pregnant when she started bleeding heavily, passing clots and tissue. she sought care at two different emergency rooms, but each time was sent home without treatment options. when she arrived at the second we are, her jeans were soaked with blood. she was told to go back home and wait. joshua discharged papers couldn t even state that she was having a miss carriage, which this is described as a spontaneous abortion, because that would then flag and investigation on the hospital. weeks later, joshua passed the pregnancy at home, telling npr, this experience has made me see how black women die. joining me now is irin carmon, senior correspondent for new york magazine. and irin, good to see you. probably the most surprising thing in the world is that women are nearly bleeding to death, and in some cases, actually going to bleed to death because of the end of roe. your thoughts? well, joy, i mean, it s been