too early on this wednesday morning. morning joe starts right now. one year later should be a simple, solemn commemoration of what happened and a collective, unified determination to never let anything like that ever happen again. i m even more worried now because the moment of unity is gone and, most importantly, the moment of moral clarity, of collective, patriotic outrage is fading. it went from republicans being apologetic about their president to voting to exonerate him. it went from republicans being angry at him and denouncing him to voting against putting a bipartisan commission together to get all of the facts out. democratic senator brian schatz warning yesterday the next attempt to overthrow american democracy is being organized right now. ahead this morning, we re going to speak with congressman jamie raskin, who led the second impeachment effort against donald trump following the january 6th attack on the capitol. and we ll be joined by one of the men who
key votes are scheduled this week. also tonight, still no sign of brian laundrie who disappeared two weeks ago when his fiancee gabby petito was found in the grand teton stetons. they dropped the we re asking patty davis how she feels about that. i want to bring in justin powers and contributor staff writer who is the author of wildland, the making of america s fury. good evening to both of you thank you so much for joining. evan, democrats say they re getting really close to a deal on biden s larger spending package. i want you to listen to what congres the congresswoman told me. we are getting close. the senate majority leader continues to have a conversation with a few senators that are holding up progress. our chair woman, pramila jayapal, had a phone call and a conversation with sinema. what we are waiting for is what is it that they are interested in seeing changed so that we can move this legislation forward. evan, simple question. is the president going to
measures being put in place. the key concern being raised by nursing unions is that there just isn t the staff there to monitor the people in those extra beds. serious workforce shortages across the health service in england and some concerned from nhs bosses that those beds will not be in place in time to really deal with the beacon pressure over the winter. . ~ with the beacon pressure over the winter. ., ~ , ., let s turn to afghanistan now and the un says the country is currently experiencing one of the worst humanitarian crises globally, warning of a large funding shortfall. on the two year anniversary since the taliban came to power, the country is facing deepening economic difficulties. women and girls have also faced severe restrictions since the take over. meanwhile, back home, the think tank more in common says refugees who fled here, claim to feel let down by the uk. joining me now is zehrah zaidi, co author of the home for afghans scheme. before we get to the si
florida governor ron desantis in iowa yes today, not mentioning donald trump by name, but still taking a few swipes at him. i think he was. we will show you what else he had to say about the front runner in the race for the republican nomination. good morning, and welcome to morning joe. it is wednesday, may 31st. good to have your with us, along with joe, willie, and me. member of the new york times let s show jonathan really quick. okay, go, go. okay. we done this before. can we stop for a second? tj, i am scratching my face. you want to go to me now? and also, this historic day leave him alone. let s do jenna. hold on. cover me for a second, tj. okay. oh, we ve got jen. see, she can t even mess up! now now. good morning. okay. is my collar straight? thank you. let s actually get to work. hold on. when we do get to work, it s going to be a lot of fun, because i m going to get the yankees in a second, but these republicans will donald trump