emerges, could dirty fuel have triggered the disaster in baltimore? for and let s not forget the human toll of all of this baltimore native might grow is here to talk about the under-appreciated migrant bridge workers doing a dangerous job. in the middle of the night tonight. and laura coates live we re learning much more tonight about the devastating and deadly bridge crash in baltimore by the headlines from the ntsb press conference tonight, 21 crew members and two pilots were on board the dali cargo ship when it crashed into the key bridge, six construction workers on the bridge presumed dead. the ntsb interviewed the ship s captain, his mate, the chief engineer, and one other engineered today, the ship s cargo. well, it included 764 tons of hazardous materials. some of the hazmat containers we re breached, others seem in the water. the bridge did not have any redundancy, which is the preferred method for brill building bridges today. and that means that one point of failu
joining us, eugene scott. have a great weekend, everybody. thank you for joining us way too early. morning joe starts right now. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. because we won the state. that conversation is the main reason a special grand jury in georgia is investigating election interference. yesterday, we got some of their report, and it reveals that the jurors believe that witnesses lied to them. and, somehow, the former president, donald trump, thinks this report exonerates him. we ll explain why that s not even close to being true. plus, the group trump famously told to stand back and stand by now wants to call him as a witness in its trial tied to january 6th. we ll have an update on senator fetterman, who is in walter reid for treatment of clinical depression. he checked himself in. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is friday, february 17thment we have the host of way to early, politico s jonathan lemire.
Because when trump goes for you, there are no limits. there are no moral limits to what he will say. there s no truth-based limits to what he will say. he will eviscerate you and may ruin your future career ascomme. i think it is a tough step for people to take. lock at marco rubio. he was eviscerated by trump. him attacking trump didn t do him any good at all. he diminished by the minute. okay. u.s. national editor at the financial times, ed luce, haven t seen you for the while. great to have you on this morning. eddie glaude jr., thank you, as well, for joining us. still ahead, is the law closing in on donald trump? columnist david french joins us with what he says prosecutors should consider as three criminal probes of the former president come to a conclusion. plus, the uk appears to be lagging behind the rest of the
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