"New York Live" co-hosts Jacque Reid and Sara Gore join Morning Joe to discuss the day's big stories with Mika Brzezinski, including Mika Huckabee's comments about 'trashy' behavior for women. And a woman marries herself. watch
Dr. Marshall Shepherd of the University of Georgia discusses the track of this week's blizzard and why weather models seemed to get its predictions wrong. watch
House Speaker Boehner acknowledged publicly this week that the expanded House GOP majority hasn't come without hiccups. The Blaze's Will Cain discusses. watch
Pentagon Press Secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby joins Morning Joe to discuss Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was held captive by enemy forces in Afghanistan for five years. watch
NBC News' Chuck Todd and Robert Costa join Morning Joe to discuss the potential 2016 GOP field and who among the current crop is likely to lead. And President Obama's approval number is at 50 percent, according to Gallup. watch
Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was held captive by enemy forces in Afghanistan for five years, is likely to be charged with a "lesser form" of desertion. NBC News' Jim Miklaszewski joins Morning Joe to discuss. watch
Morning Papers: FBI officials are expressing concern over Twitter threats against commercial flights; a government worker has confessed to drinking and droning near the White House; Apple shatters a previous sales record and "Ghostbusters" gets a cast... watch
Top Talkers: The Koch Brothers plan to spend close to $900 million on the 2016 campaign, according to a New York Times report. That kind of money, the story suggests, would watch
Top Talkers: Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is said to be very impressed with Jeb Bush. Why is this is a news story? The Morning Joe panel discusses. watch
On Friday, January 30, Chris Matthews, Mika Brzezinski, Joe Scarborough, Willie Geist and Ronan Farrow head to Phoenix with special live broadcasts of Hardball at 7 p.m. ET followed by a special two-hour primetime edition of Morning Joe at Night.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo tells Morning Joe that the "right preparations" were taken for the storm and they were hit worse than expected in Long Island but better than expected in NYC. watch
Steve Rattner and CNBC's Brian Sullivan disagree over whether lower oil prices are good for the U.S. Rattner says the low prices are good for the consumers while Sullivan believes the "macro-effect of lower energy prices will stop the booms that we've... watch
