Cindi Leive and Jack Myers join Morning Joe to discuss the evolving picture of working families in America. The families are continually changing because of the economic gains and losses among various groups in the workforce. watch
Four decades later, we have all but forgotten that in late 1972 President Richard M. Nixon was at a political high point. That year, he made historic peace overtures with America’s Cold War enemies, first with China, then with the Soviet Union. The Vietnam War, which had long divided the American public, seemed to be drawing to a close. read more
NBC’s Kate Snow discusses the latest in Gaza and Secretary of State John Kerry’s call for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Al Hunt talks about the criticism against Kerry and says that to say John Kerry isn’t a friend of Israel is “nonsense.” Steve S watch
Mitt Romney would beat President Obama if the 2012 elections were held today, a new CNN/ORC poll shows. Morning Joe polling analyst Derrick Kitts looks at the numbers. watch
Author and professor Stephen L. Carter joins Morning Joe to discuss his new novel "Back Channel," which looks at the Cuban Missile Crisis. Carter also discusses recent controversy over "poor door" practices in residential buildings. watch
NBC News' Dr. Nancy Snyderman joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest cases of Ebola, which has stricken two American aid workers in Liberia. Dr. Snyderman also discusses a new study on running. watch
The National Review posted leaked memos of the campaign plan for Democratic Georgia Senate candidate Michelle Nunn, offering a rare glimpse inside a campaign. The Morning Joe panel discusses. watch
Secretary of State John Kerry is now being criticized for promoting a cease-fire that Israel sees as largely benefiting Hamas. The Morning Joe panel discusses. watch
Morning Papers: The sale of the LA Clippers will go through after a judge ruled against Donald Sterling; D.C.'s top lawyer seeks to put a halt to a recent gun ruling; Virginia's same-sex marriage ban was struck down and a third of Americans have debt in c watch
Top Talkers: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is pushing back hard against allegations that his office interfered with the political ethics commission that he put into place. watch
