Rocketman tweets close out that space, as richard suggested. so they are doing in their own policy through the president s tweets. great. wendy sherman, thank you very much. richard stay with us. coming up, paul ryan is clearly a numbers guy. he s keeping count on capitol hill as in, how many bills the house has passed, only to stall in the senate. what the house speaker is saying about that straight ahead on morning joe.
Jong-un, but, quite frankly, when you do that he has no choice but to come back at you. he is considered a god in his country. north korea is nor like a cult than a country. and so he has to respond and so you get anise ka latetory cycle that s not in anybody s interest. i think all the people around the people have told him to cool out. that s sort of not possible for him to do. richard the chinese foreign minister said he was listening on to reserve the right of potential conflict. the chinese foreign minter said we have to do this through dialogue. do they have our interest at all in mind in helping to de-escalate this? the short answer to a point. china doesn t want to see north korea to be the venue of the war. they like the buffer state. to china it s a strategic dilemma. they want to put enough pressure
Hostile takeover last year and is still in the phase of converting it to his style of republicanism, and it s been resisted by a party that doesn t see him as the future. so the only really good thing for the republicans and the democrats are divided. it s not being paid enough attention to because the republican rupture i s dramatic and out front. how this plays out next year, it s an open question, obviously. will some of the candidates like roy moore succeed in places other than alabama. alabama is not the most representative state in the world, but you ve certainly got a lot of republicans as bob said, worried and thinking about their own future right now. richard? none of this is is a prize. this was in the inaugural address. this is a radical populist presidency. there s two questions. why is the republican, establishment in congress and
I never heard her talk like this. no, i m serious. i never heard you talk like this before. this is not okay. how many people agree with mika that he s not fit to serve because she s saying that and not because i m saying it. because are you looking at it. i think it s almost like you seeing those poll numbers have given you the courage to finally come out. no, i have been saying this you say that every day. i have been saying this since the campaign, but, certainly a few of you thought it was inappropriate. we put that up. just like when i thought obama was going to win. oh my god. go ahead. oh my god. is president trump fit to serve as president. what does that mean? richard, please, go. it s not about impeachment. it s not about a legal criteria, whether he has the character and the skillset in order to succeed as governing, i think what you are seeing there is a
Will have less incentive to put their own programs forward. julie pace thank you very much. richard stay with us. morning joe is back in just a moment. when i first got shingles it started on my back. and i had like this four inch band of bumps that came around to the front of my body. and the pain from it was- it was excruciating. i did not want anyone to brush into me to cause me more pain than i was already enduring. i wanted to just crawl up in a ball and just, just wait till it passed.