Due to web restrictions, we won't be posting clips from our Wrigley Field show. Regular video posting of our show will resume Thursday, April 24. read more
Republican Gov. Nathan Deal on Wednesday signed into law a bill that allows patrons to carry firearms into bars, nightclubs, school classrooms, and government buildings. read more
Businessmen Curt Clawson won the GOP’s nomination in a special election Tuesday in the state’s very conservative 19th district, according to the Associated Press.
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Katty Kay co-authored the new book "The Confidence Code," which looks at why confidence is important to a woman's success in the work place. The book is generating a lot of discussions, and Kay joins Morning Joe to examine the positive and negative... watch
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., joins Morning Joe to discuss why the middle class is so important to her and how childhood hardship helped shaped her ethos. watch
While in Japan, President Obama took the time to send a message to Moscow over Ukraine, saying sanctions were "teed up." Obama also backed Japan in a dispute with China on the Senkaku Islands. Chuck Todd discusses. watch
The New York Times' Mark Leibovich joins Morning Joe to discuss the battle for California's 33rd District. Leibovich looks at Marianne Williamson, who has big-name support and has raised more than $1 million. watch
Time's Radhika Jones joins Morning Joe to discuss the magazine's 100 most influential people of the year, which includes Beyonce, newly out NBA player Jason Collins, Robert Redford and more. watch
Sen. Elizabeth Warren breaks down the secrets behind the success of big banks today. Warren says the “game in Washington is rigged” and the big banks have just gotten bigger. watch
Morning Papers: In today's headlines, the FDA will propose new regulations on e-cigarettes, Georgia's governor signs a controversial new gun bill, PETA is asking for a turkey memorial and a man narrowly escapes an oncoming train. watch
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is speaking out about the ability of women, and what she calls "older women," to make a difference in the work force. During a talk about the Simmons Leadership Conference, Clinton said women over a certain age... watch
