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    Adm. James Stavridis: We have got to get out of this dark thicket

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  • Joe: Republicans will come up with a thousand excuses for why we shouldn't do anything

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  • 'What happens next is we get angry': Gun safety group calls for holding lawmakers accountable

    08:54

  • Fred Guttenberg: We need a permanent ATF director

    08:35

  • Sen. Murphy: I want people in this country to feel a sense of outrage

    08:21

  • Law enforcement working to identify weapon used in school shooting

    08:03

  • At least 19 children, 2 teachers killed at Texas school

    05:17

  • Joe: Now is the time to talk about gun reform

    07:49

  • More advanced weapons are headed to Ukraine, says Pentagon

    02:54

  • Steve Kornacki: It would be a shock if Perdue ends up winning governor's race

    09:50

  • Nominations are open for the 2022 50 Over 50 List

    06:42

  • Why Russia must suffer a 'devastating defeat' in Ukraine

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  • 'An absolute disaster': Southern Baptist sex abuse report rattles community

    08:46

  • Zelenskyy has hardened his view on negotiating with Putin, says Axios reporter

    03:23

  • Pelosi: I have absolutely no intention of us losing the midterm elections

    06:47

  • Pelosi: Far right uses abortion as a cover for other things they want to accomplish

    08:32

  • Joe: Perdue's remarks about Abrams not a dog whistle but a foghorn blaring

    07:36

  • Voters head to the polls as Georgia holds highly-anticipated primaries

    08:45

  • 'No one will take my husband away': Ukraine's first lady on how war impacts her family

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  • Baby formula shipment arrives, more coming this week

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Morning Joe

Tight race in Virginia: Obama, Romney tied in the Commonwealth

Politico Playbook: A new Quinnipiac Poll shows President Obama and Mitt Romney are tied at 44 percent in the state of Virginia. The last Quinnipiac Poll, conducted in March, had the president at 50 percent and Romney at 42 percent. Politico's Jim VandeHei joins Morning Joe to discuss.July 19, 2012

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    Adm. James Stavridis: We have got to get out of this dark thicket

    06:41

  • Joe: Republicans will come up with a thousand excuses for why we shouldn't do anything

    09:17

  • 'What happens next is we get angry': Gun safety group calls for holding lawmakers accountable

    08:54

  • Fred Guttenberg: We need a permanent ATF director

    08:35

  • Sen. Murphy: I want people in this country to feel a sense of outrage

    08:21

  • Law enforcement working to identify weapon used in school shooting

    08:03

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