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    Joe: Sen. Feinstein was constantly looking for bipartisan legislation

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  • Andrea Mitchell: Sen. Feinstein was a leading woman senator for generations

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  • Claire McCaskill: Sen. Feinstein will be seen as a giant for the rest of history

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  • Sen. Dianne Feinstein dies at age 90

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  • Jeffrey Goldberg: Trump has normalized treating Americans like enemies

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  • Rev. Al: The civil case is an existential threat to Trump

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  • Mimi Rocah: It doesn’t look good for Trump 

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  • 'It's a clown show': Joe reacts to impeachment inquiry

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  • U.S. Latinos generate $3.2T in GDP, report shows

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  • 'A man ahead of his time': New documentary looks at Jerry Brown's life in politics

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  • 'My head was spinning': Reporter reacts to RFK Jr.'s conspiracy theories

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  • Music as a way to promote peace and democracy? State Department says yes

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  • Chris Christie: I did my job; I was the only one who went after Trump directly

    09:59

  • GOP congressman struggles to answer questions about Biden allegations

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  • Mike Pence made a sex joke during the debate, and it fell flat

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  • 'What a mess. What an embarrassment. What a disaster’

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  • I will never turn my back on the Constitution: Gen. Milley pushes back against Trump remarks

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  • Prison inmates train for marathon in the inspiring '26.2 to Life'

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  • James Patterson and Mike Lupica return with '12 Months to Live'

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  • Secy. Buttigieg calls out extreme Republicans over possible shutdown

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Morning Joe

Will China open up politically or being cracking down politically?

Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng landed in New York City over the weekend after leaving his home in China. The Council on Foreign Relations' Richard Haass and the Washington Post's David Ignatius discuss what could be in store for China's immediate political future after Guancheng's departure.May 21, 2012

  • UP NEXT

    Joe: Sen. Feinstein was constantly looking for bipartisan legislation

    04:14

  • Andrea Mitchell: Sen. Feinstein was a leading woman senator for generations

    04:29

  • Claire McCaskill: Sen. Feinstein will be seen as a giant for the rest of history

    03:24

  • Sen. Dianne Feinstein dies at age 90

    01:15

  • Jeffrey Goldberg: Trump has normalized treating Americans like enemies

    09:11

  • Rev. Al: The civil case is an existential threat to Trump

    08:40

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