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    Why succeeding sometimes involves a step backward

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  • 'Freedom on Fire' gives look inside Russia's war in Ukraine

    07:44

  • Abortion and cost of living are top issues for women ahead of 2024

    07:00

  • 'This is second-class citizenship for women': Debating Texas' abortion law

    08:36

  • Can the White House brag on the latest economic numbers?

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  • U.S. added 199,000 jobs in November; unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent

    07:30

  • America's funding for Ukraine an 'investment in global security,' says official

    05:12

  • 'It's unserious': Democrat rips GOP colleagues over House agenda

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  • 'We are investigating and we will provide answers', says Netanyahu spokesperson on Oct. 7 response time

    16:03

  • Richard Engel: Israeli military escalating campaign against Hamas in Gaza

    11:09

  • 'A dark chapter in our history': 'Fellow Travelers' begins in McCarthy era

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  • 'We need our son back': Parents of son held in Gaza call for release of all hostages

    11:13

  • Anand Giridharadas: The left has to build a 'bigger, better movement' to beat Trump

    06:37

  • Remembering Pearl Harbor on 82nd anniversary of attack

    03:50

  • Pushing back against antisemitism on college campuses

    11:52

  • David Cameron on the importance of standing with Ukraine

    06:49

  • Mika: Haley can take on sexism herself but it meant a lot to me when Christie defended her

    02:19

  • My GOP presidential rivals living in 'land of make believe', says Chris Christie

    09:13

  • Joe: If politics is about contrast, Haley offers a contrast to every major politician

    10:16

  • ‘Where are the answers?’ Questions surround Israel’s response time to attack

    08:35

Morning Joe

Stocks are up, including for Chrysler, GM

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CNBC's 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer discusses the rally in the stock market, including the good news for the U.S. automobile industry. Cramer also explains the slight uptick in the growth of the U.S. economy.Oct. 28, 2011

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    Why succeeding sometimes involves a step backward

    07:03

  • 'Freedom on Fire' gives look inside Russia's war in Ukraine

    07:44

  • Abortion and cost of living are top issues for women ahead of 2024

    07:00

  • 'This is second-class citizenship for women': Debating Texas' abortion law

    08:36

  • Can the White House brag on the latest economic numbers?

    06:39

  • U.S. added 199,000 jobs in November; unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent

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