The Broadway show "It's Only a Play" was in the rare position of moving from one theater to another right next door, and Morning Joe got an exclusive look at the cast on its moving day. watch
Morning Papers: Newsweek magazine is under fire for its never cover, which features a cartoon image of a woman and a computer arrow pointed at her. watch
Top Talkers: Senator Lindsey Graham could be running in 2016; Rand Paul releases a faux-secret tape of a call between Hillary and Jeb and Romney seems to be inching closer to a run. watch
TV personality and actress Beth Stern joins Morning Joe to discuss this year's round of Super Bowl ads, including a powerful new PSA on domestic violence. Stern also discusses hosting the second-ever Kitten Bowl. watch
Is Hillary Clinton considering waiting to launch a formal presidential bid for 2016? The New York Times' Amy Chozick joins Morning Joe to discuss Clinton and why a Hillary vs. Elizabeth Warren fight could delight Republicans. watch
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx joins Morning Joe to discuss an eight-month, $11B highway bill that is scheduled to expire in May and why he's calling on Congress to pass a multi-year infrastructure bill. watch
Must-Read Op-Eds: Jonah Goldberg writes in the National Review why President Obama is bad at negotiating, and the Morning Joe panel discusses. Jeffrey Goldberg writes in The Atlantic about Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. watch
