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we toss it over to morning joe. of course, president obama s big speech on isis this evening. this morning, though, former president dick cheney will speak on the current and future state of u.s. foreign policy, and then this . well, we certainly know it has been on the table. we have been very opened and two weeks ago i acknowledged we didn t get this right. that s my responsibility. i m accountable for that. oh boy. okay. that was a painful, painful interview. it s really disturbing when they realized there was all that tape out there. the thing is they knew the paper is out there with. i talk to some security guys. i said, what happens, in a case like this, what happens? you have an incident, what do they do? they don t say, hey, just show me, get me the videotape that happened right after. they go, you know what they always ask for, all the video, give me all the video you got. what video do you have? give it to me. they get it. just show ble the part that do ....
forgetting to fill in the blanks in the templates. thank you for joining us. we hope you have a great day. fox & friends starts right now. bye. hello. good morning. today is tuesday, august, 5, 2014. i m in for elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. another american infected with ebola arrives in the united states, this as doctors test a man in new york city for the deadly virus. great. the white house has a whole new excuse for why they waited until now to do anything about the immigration crisis. the house, the senate and the white house, 2009-2010. why didn t you focus on solving the immigration crisis then. there were a lot of other crises the president was focused on at that point. that s right. remember this crisis? apparently the obamacare crisis was more important. but they re going to change that. call it high and dry. it s one of the worst droughts on record but it is not stopping marijuana growers from drenching their crops. the unintended conse ....
all-time leader in career touchdown passes breaking brett favre s record. good morning, welcome to morning joe. with us onset we have professor at columbia university of school of international public affairs dorian warren. good stuff there. last night. yeah. peyton manning broke the all time career touchdown record that was held by brett favre. he did it in the first half. he needed three. he did three in the first half just for good measure. you can make the case he s the greatest of all time. we re living in an era it could be him or tom brady. his teammates love him. he s one of the smartest players that ever played the game. now perhaps the greatest quarterback ever. unbelievable. well, that must be fun for you guys. i want made my weekend. i m sure you were in front of the weekend watching football seeing alabama to win. i did notice that they won
like the biggest way ever. they woke up. the poor little team. they were terrible, obviously. did they even s ....
thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that s it for this special report, fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes on the record from washington right now. developing now, just got sprung out of quarantine. 45 people impose quarantine in dallas. back out in public, also tonight two nurses got sick with ebola treating ebola patients. some say it s because of their protective gear. did they wear it wrong? did the gear leak in the cdc expected to announce new guidelines at any moment. on the record investigates when i put on the hazmat suit to the test. also, breaking now, the search for a missing uva co-ed. right now race is on to identify human remains found in virginia. is it hanna graham? our on the record team is on the ground investigating. this is a fox news alert. isis launching multiple simultaneous attacks. keeping up pressure near baghdad. the u.s. military is now air dropping weapons to kurdish fighters inside syria in the town of kobani. tracking thee ....
children before their parents got their green cards. that s going to do it for a monday edition of way too early. morning joe starts right now. good morning. it s monday, may 19th. welcome to morning joe, everybody. look, it just might be a beautiful day. with us on set we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated, donny deutsch. good morning. pretty. no. you re in trouble. okay. really? we ll talk. some people have excuses. and other people have excuses. all right. msnbc political analyst and visiting professor of nyu, harold ford jr. is here. hello. the host of way too early, the always joyful effervescent thomas roberts. good morning. you re always in a good mood. i try. i need some of that. you re always in a good mood. i m a little bogged down by life. but there s no reason for that. that s what you tell me. and in washington we have the ceo of politico, jim vandehei. several stories developing right now. in california 47 homes are in ruins ....