i don t even know how to explain 2020. it was a crazy, crazy year. bad things happen in philadelphia. bad things. former vice president joe biden to become the 46th president of the united states. i had no idea what we would be in for. i thought it was fake i thought my friends were messing with me. a philadelphia landscaping company has been thrust into the national spotlight. it was supposed to be anonymous. put me in shock to see my name on the president s twitter. we probably got thousands of calls. you have 950 new messages. we have a lot of haters. i remember asking, did we make a mistake? there were just way too many trees. here is the other thing. and i think we ll discuss this with the board when we have a zoom. i m marie siravo, i m 65 and the president of four seasons total landscaping in philadelphia. we do ground maintenance, irrigation, seeding, flowers, snow removal. it s kind of boring. i think the most challenging part of startin
on unruly airline passengers. federal authorities have slapped ten people with fines for shoving and throwing punches on commercial flights. the question is whatever happened to friendly skies? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that honestly prefers amtrak. i m jonathan lemire on this friday, november 12th. this after a lower court rejected an argument to withhold them from the select committee, investigating the attack, denying the claim of executive privilege. the appellate court fast-tracked the hearing while it considers trump s request to delay the committee throughout the appeals process. in a 15-page emergency motion trump s attorneys argued serious novel questions about what a former president can produce records. it highlights the importance of executive privilege. if the appeals court rejects the argument and allows the national archives to produce the records, trump could still appeal to the supreme court. t
comment. have a wonderful weekend, get some sleep. morning joe starts now. the faa proposed more than $200,000 in fines for ten unruly passengers. this is nice, starting today if you are flying from florida, they ask you if you want to prepaid four your fine. oh, that s unbelievable. it s funny because it s true. as we take a look at the top, look at the light and the house view from the top of the comcast. good morning, welcome to morning joe. it s friday, november the 12th. mika is under the weather and willie has the morning off. with us, we have our nbc news political analyst, claire mckaskill and former prosecutor coming through a lot of legal cases, host and executive producer of show time the circus john island and eugene robinson. good to have all of you here. let s start with the defense resting of the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse. nbc news, gabe gutierrez, has the details. reporter: the kyle rittenhouse is towards the conclusion. the defense
i will say this, joe scarborough, thank you for being on this morning for my first show officially. thank you for watching. mika, what s next? good morning, welcome to morning joe, it s tuesday october 26th and along with joe and willie, we have the new host of way too early, jonathan lemire and our msnbc s contributor, katty kay is with us and our eugene robinson joins us. joe, we got a big morning ahead, a number of developing stories we are following. it s good to have jonathan aboard. jean robinson, i want to follow a conversation. there is a time to negotiate and bargain and hackle. we are seeing the outline of the reconciliation bill, we are close to that now. what democrats need right now is understand that nothing succeeds success because they need to pass that massive bipartisan infrastructure bill, get the great buzz from it two or three days and follow-up. they re all bathing in the collective glory of that, then they pass the reconciliation bill on saturda