that is the mother of heather heyer, who was killed saturday in charlottesville, virginia, when a car slammed into a crowd of demonstrators protesting a rally of white nationalists. that act of violence and the president s reluctance to condemn specifically white supremacists is marking a defining moment for the white house. good morning. it s monday, august 14th. joe and meeka have the morning off. with us we have political analyst and professor at the university of michigan public school of policy, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. good morning. donny deutsche is with us, former communications director for ted cruz s 2016 presidential campaign excuse me now an msnbc political contributor, rick tyler. frank brunhy, new york times columnist, and author of the book world in disarray, richard haass. and in washington new york times reporter anish. let s start on the weekend s violence. at the white rally, the 20-year-old man accused of plowing a car into a gro
People are making a mad rush on glasses people planning vacations around it. people planning to travel where they can see it best. schools apparently schools in colorado getting out early to see that. cool. we re looking forward to it. early start continues now with the latest from the charlottesville. we condemn them in the strongest possible terms. vice president mike pence firmly denouncing white supremecist groups following violent weekend rallies in virginia. lawmakers asking why won t the president do the same. plus, the 20-year-old suspect in court today, accused of ramming his car into ant anti-nazi protesters in charlottesville killing one person. new details on the federal investigation into this crash. good morning, everyone, and welcome to early start. i m dave briggs. nice to have you back. good to be back, my friend. i m christine romans. monday, august 14th. it is 5:00 a.m. exactly in the
Supremacists. you re asking me a question i m supposed to be talking about people i know nothing about. mr. president, do you want the support of these white nationalist groups who say they support you? have you denounced them strongly enough? welcome back to morning joe. it s monday, august 14th. joe and mika have the morning off. with us harold ford junior, donny deutsche, rick tyler, richard haas, nicholas confisari, and joining us from washington, eugene robinson. also with us political reporter for the washington post and msnbc political analyst bob costa. he s moderator of washington week on pbs. welcome to everybody. i want to go back, rick. i was watching your face as you watched that contrast.
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Little break. monday, august 14th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with president trump s deafening silence, if you will. the fallout from his failure to clearly and explicitly denounce the white nationalyists, neo-nazis behind the weekend rally in charlottesville. the violence left three people dead. vice president mike pence traveling in latin america sunday, speaking out, saying what the president did not. we have no tolerance for hate and violence from white supremacists, neo-nazis or the kkk. these dangerous fringe groups have no place in american public life and in the american debate, and we condemn them from the strongest possible terms. the president s call for unity yesterday, though, was from the heart. it was a sin serial call in