MSNBC's Kasie Hunt joins Way too Early to discuss day one of CPAC and why Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's remarks about ISIS and U.S. protesters is stirring up controversy. watch
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has declined an invitation from Senate Democrats to meet with them while he is in D.C. for his address to Congress. watch
Alaska's new recreational marijuana law goes into effect on Tuesday, making it the third state in the country to allow individuals to consume marijuana in their homes and grow up to six plants. watch
VA Secretary Robert McDonald has been forced to admit that he wasn't in the U.S. military's special operations forces. A new CBS interview showing him telling a homeless man about his service is causing the latest controversy. watch
The film 'Birdman' took home the Best Picture award at the 2015 Oscars, and the movie's director Alejandro G. Iñárritu won for Best Director. Joe Scarborough recaps the other big awards from Sunday night. watch
The central and eastern U.S. prepared for another blast of record-breaking cold, snow and ice on Friday after already frigid temperatures shattered all-time lows. NBC News' Bill Karins discusses. watch
The National Weather Service is reporting that with 96.3 inches, the city of Boston is tied for the second snowiest season on record. Bill Karins reports. watch
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