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    The GOP's move to the extreme right goes back decades: Dana Milbank

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  • Indiana lawmaker signals alarm on impact of new abortion law

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  • Joe: It enrages me when people love the U.S. if their party, person is in power

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  • Sen. Murphy: People's lives will get better because of this package

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  • Election deniers take center stage at CPAC

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  • Joe: This has been an extraordinarily successful two years legislatively

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  • David French: What we can learn by giving enemies a second chance

    08:59

  • 'This needs to end': Women's National Basketball director on Griner's detention

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  • The start of accountability at long last?

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  • 'Almost all' monkeypox spread from 'prolonged skin-to-skin contact', says WH Covid chief

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  • Mika: My mom taught me and my brothers to stand on our own

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  • J.D. Vance trails Tim Ryan in new Ohio polling

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  • Joe: GOP has become so radical that Liz, Dick Cheney are considered so-called 'RINOs'

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  • Joe: The Arizona GOP selected the most extreme slate of candidates

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  • China sanctions House Speaker Pelosi over Taiwan trip

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Morning Joe

Was Obama's speech a good bargaining strategy?

17:46

Top Talkers: The Morning Joe panel – including the Council on Foreign Relations' Richard Haass, financier Steven Rattner, Mike Barnicle, and former Governor Ed Rendell, D-Pa. – discusses President Obama's Thursday Mideast speech. During his speech, Obama suggested that a Palestinian state be based on 1967 borders. The Israeli government responded negatively to this statement.May 20, 2011

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    The GOP's move to the extreme right goes back decades: Dana Milbank

    11:54

  • Can higher education help bridge the political divide?

    10:40

  • Paul Manafort doesn't apologize in first in-depth interview since prison

    05:57

  • Indiana lawmaker signals alarm on impact of new abortion law

    05:25

  • Joe: It enrages me when people love the U.S. if their party, person is in power

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  • Inside the origins of the government's family-separation policy

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