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Joe: Trump is on the wrong side of the issues
From repealing Obamacare to taking pride in terminating Roe v. Wade, former President Trump continues to double down on positions largely unpopular with Americans as he seeks a second term.
Trump spins economic fairy tale; counts on voters with short memories
The effects on the economy of the coronavirus pandemic were profound and continue to reverberate on a global scale even as Americans struggle to push past that difficult time. MSNBC's Chris Hayes talks with Alex Wagner about the challenge for the Biden campaign of conveying successes in an atmosphere of economic anxiety.
'Best shot:' Big money donors bet on Nikki Haley to take down Trump
“It is to the benefit of American democracy for there to be a strong faction of the Republican Party committed to defeating Donald Trump,” says Chris Hayes on why it’s a good sign that Nikki Haley is scoring big endorsements.
Joe: Trump's telling us exactly what he's going to do if elected next November
Former President Donald Trump, in his latest social media post, renewed threats against the media, suggesting government crackdowns on networks critical of him, citing "illegal political activity." Joe Scarborough reacts.
Koch-backed network endorses Nikki Haley in Republican primary
The influential conservative political network, Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action), financed largely by billionaire Charles Koch, has decided to endorse Nikki Haley over Ron DeSantis in the Republican primary, citing her poll numbers and alignment with their goals of turning the page on political dysfunction. The endorsement comes as candidates gear up for the Iowa caucuses, with Donald Trump maintaining a strong position in the race. Semafor reporter Shelby Talcott joins Way Too Early to discuss.
Latino voters prioritize inflation and economy in 2024, new polling shows
New national survey of Latino voters by UnidosUS reveals that 54% of respondents rank inflation and the rising cost of living as their top concerns for the 2024 elections. While over a third believe Democrats are better suited to address these issues, only 47% approve of President Joe Biden's performance, marking a 17% drop from last year. Latino voters show a majority leaning towards supporting President Biden in 2024, with an 18-point lead over former President Donald Trump, highlighting the significance of economic concerns in their decision-making. NBC News correspondent Morgan Radford joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Kochs bet on Trump faceplant; back Haley to consolidate opposition
Despite Donald Trump's seemingly insurmountable lead in the Republican primary race for the presidential nomination, the Koch network has now thrown its considerable weight and wealth behind Nikki Haley. Charlie Sykes, editor-at-large of The Bulwark, talks with Alex Wagner about what the Koch network is thinking and why this endorsement could consolidate the not-Trump vote behind Haley.
Nikki Haley endorsed by Charles Koch-backed political network
The anti-Trump political network backed by Charles Koch endorsed Nikki Haley in the 2024 presidential race. It comes as Haley continues to lag behind Donald Trump in primary polls, even in her home state. David Plouffe and Tim Miller break down what this endorsement means for the election.
Chris Christie: We'll be on the debate stage in Alabama
2024 Republican presidential candidate, fmr. Gov. Chris Christie, discusses his campaign, why he's not worried about current polling and how he would handle the Israel-Hamas war as president.
Chris Christie: Trump will be convicted this spring
2024 Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie predicts former President Trump will be convicted this spring in Washington for his actions on January 6.
Molly Jong-Fast: Stop treating polls as actual news events
Vanity Fair's Molly Jong-Fast says the stakes of 2024 are too important for the media to obsess over every 'snapshot' of the electorate.
