The Global Poverty Project's Hugh Evans and the World Food Program USA's Hunter Biden join Morning Joe to discuss the "Live Below the Line" campaign, which raises awareness on extreme poverty. watch
Mika Brzezinski looks at Russian President Vladimir Putin's life, from his life as a child to his time as a KGB officer up to the presidency, to find out what motivates him now. watch
Sen. Harry Reid is calling out armed militia members who came to the aid of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, referring to them as domestic terrorists. watch
49 percent of Americans have a favorable view of Hillary Clinton, according to a new Fox News poll. Additionally, NJ Gov. Chris Christie is tackling social issues, and he's talking about his pro-life views, saying the GOP must be "pro-life all the way... watch
Morning Papers: The search for missing flight MH370 could top a quarter of a billion dollars; Pope Francis washed and kissed the feet of the elderly and disabled; Beau Biden is running in 2016, and an NYC cabbie stole $28K in tolls. watch
Politico Playbook: "House Democrats, battered by Koch brothers ads and facing a grim outlook for the midterms, are providing the clearest indication yet of how they plan to respond," Politico's Alex Isenstadt writes. Mike Allen discusses. watch
Top Talkers: At least 13 people are dead following an avalanche on Mount Everest. Also, search crews are looking for survivors following a ferry accident in South Korea. And at least 8 million people have signed up for Obamacare. watch
Top Talkers: Will the announcement of Chelsea Clinton's pregnancy have a "softening effect" on Hillary Clinton if she chooses to run in 2016? Will it make her more likable to voters? The Morning Joe panel discusses. watch
GOPer goes after Holder’s paycheckA new bill would strip government employees held in contempt of Congress of their paychecks, in the latest Republican-lead attack on Attorney General Eric Holder. read more
Time's Nancy Gibbs joins Morning Joe to reveal the magazine's latest issue, which features a story on American theologian Barbara Brown Taylor. Taylor argues that when it comes to spiritual matters, darkness holds more lessons than light. watch
James Grippando talks about his new book, “Black Horizon,” which asks what would happen if a spill like Deepwater Horizon occurred in Cuban waters. watch
