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    Joe: Republicans were booing reality last night

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  • How Poland is leading efforts to help Ukraine

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  • Rep. Pelosi: Biden was his authentic self in State of the Union

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  • Ron Klain: People have underestimated Biden and his team for a long time

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  • Sen. Romney rebukes 'sick puppy' Santos during State of the Union

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  • Sen. Schumer: Biden cares so much about the needs, concerns of working families

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  • Senator accuses Biden of lying about GOP plans on Social Security and Medicare

    05:02

  • Biden repeats 'Finish the Job' line multiple times during address

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  • 'Some Like It Hot' heats up Broadway

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  • Attorney Mark Pomerantz confident Trump book not interfering with investigation

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  • Donna Kelce: Having both sons play in Super Bowl like winning the lottery

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  • Chris Matthews: Biden has an audience tonight, and he needs to use it

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  • Asa Hutchinson: Biden has chance to offer new insights on U.S.-China relations

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  • Melania Trump watched the 2019 ISIS raid from the Situation Room, according to a new book

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  • House member to highlight reproductive rights by bringing doctor to SOTU

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  • Press Secretary: Biden sees this as a moment to have a conversation

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Morning Joe

Barbara McQuade: Oath Keepers outcome is an important verdict

05:15

A federal jury in Washington on Tuesday found Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and Kelly Meggs, another member of the far-right organization, guilty of seditious conspiracy in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, a victory for the government in a case that involved a rarely used Civil War era statute. Legal analyst Barbara McQuade discusses.Nov. 30, 2022

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    Joe: Republicans were booing reality last night

    05:40

  • Rep. Pelosi: I was a person of great power; now I'll be a person of great influence

    01:43

  • Americares readies shipments of supplies for earthquake survivors

    03:57

  • Mayor Adams: We must be on the front line against fentanyl

    11:04

  • How Poland is leading efforts to help Ukraine

    07:55

  • Earthquake death toll rises past 11,000

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