dollars, the covid restrictions and things like that, the requirements of checking immigrants and migrants coming into the country, those now relaxing and going away. the administration finds itself playing catchup. and politically, that is not a good position for the administration to be in as the president is now launching his re-election bid, you've just given some narratives to your political opponents regardless of whether donald trump is at the top of the ticket or not. that will be used over the next few weeks to sort of reset the table narrative around immigration, if the administration can't show it has a plan. >> like ronald reagan, i support more immigration to the united states. i support more legal immigration to the united states. i believe legal immigration keeps us young, keeps us vibrant, just as reagan said in
and its impact on women and anybody else who may have been a victim of sexual assault. and to pretend that we don't is a disservice to women everywhere and to any victim of sexual assault again. and it's also just an insult frankly. it's insulting. and we also just want to remind people, of course, that sexual assault, rape, it's not actually about sex. it's about power. and so when donald trump says things like, oh, she wasn't my type. it's not about attraction. sexual assault, rape, is not about attraction. it's about power. and it's about violating another person's right to their autonomy over their own body and their human dignity. >> when you're powerful, they let you do whatever you want, right? >> that's what it comes back to every time, isn't it? >> you talked about -- earlier about how this brings you back to 2016, in a big way for me,
birthday wishes, it's heartfelt. inspiring. >> hey, joe, this is the most fascinating part -- >> oh, i'm sorry, go ahead. >> i was going to say, the most fascinating part was when willie made a little birthday cake out of a bar of soap. >> gift to myself. >> a moving moment. >> it is. erin copeland wrote about, it is simple gifts like that. so but anyway, willie, i got to tell you, i was flying back from atlanta. i interviewed tyler perry yesterday. >> love him. >> just an extraordinary man. >> yes, he is. >> an extraordinary story. here's a guy who was homeless. he was living in a car and there were times that things got so bad he was thinking about taking his own life, and he said it was
assist the current 2,500 troops currently there. they will not be armed. they will not use force or make arrests in accordance of the law that prevents the military for enforcing law within the borders of the united states. the department of homeland security says it will serve -- the troops will -- in a supplemental role, helping with dasks like ground monitoring and data entry. troops are going to the border, uh-oh. what does it mean to send 1,500 more troops down there? >> yeah. before i was supreme ally commander in nato and really focussed on europe and afghanistan, i spent three years as commander u.s. southern command in charge of military activity south of the united states. so i know this zone reasonably well. this is a smart move on the part of the biden administration. these troops will be going there to free up border agents who will go forward and do the work of law enforcement. it is a reasonable -- let's face it, a tiny deployment of troops in big context of things.
good, between china and the united states. there's a big game of risk for it here. >> admiral, it's so interesting. i was at a global citizen event last week and interviewed president macron, and here we're talking about the things he thinks need to be done to help on the issue of climate change. and top of his list, the united states and china getting together and starting to talk again. he said it's one of the reasons he went there on a trip that was seen as controversial. he said we have to break the ice. and it is true, is it not f we're worried about global security, if we're worried about ukraine not escalating into world war iii, if we're worried about climate change, if we're worried about the economy, if we're worried about trade, if we're worried -- again, again, let's underline it again, global security, the united states has to talk to china regardless of
potentially could skip out on some of the upcoming republican debates. what that means for the primary field ahead of 2024. plus, some new reporting about a text message sent by tucker carlson that sent off a panic within fox news and may have played a role in his firing there. also ahead, jurors deliberating in the seditious conspiracy trial of five proud boys appear to be struggling with some of the charges. we'll go over how things played out in court yesterday. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪♪ ." we'll be right back. ♪ we'll be here. ♪ so you can be there. everything from vitamin a to vitamin zs delivered in 1 hour. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman)thing from vitamin a what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro.
polo routes, across central asia. you create geopolitical, gio economic influence. how we face that, mike, is with our greatest capability. it's two things, our alliance systems, which can be placed inside like fire brakes in this one belt/one road. and number two, it's our private sector, the ability to go, engage, to confront, to show what american business can do. all that is very powerful. >> but it gets you in, admiral on a domestic crisis. the bide an administration says it plans to send 15000 active duty troops to the southern border as the white house is expecting a surge in migration when the covid-era title 42 restrictions expire next week. the measure allows the u.s. to quickly expel migrants at the border, inkwluding asylum seekers in order to limit the spread of covid-19. but that's going away now. the additional military personnel will be at the southern border for 90 days to
forward. don't know, you know, all the access to e-mails and the documents they have there, but it really speaks to a culture, i think, that had grown up inside of fox that you could communicate that way with a producer, with someone of authority inside the building and everyone's okay with it. >> and the culture was, just a culture of no accountability specifically for their biggest star. and, you know, those lines had to horrify them knowing that that was going to be out publicly, especially when you looked at all the other things that were going to be going out, him repeatedly using the c word to describe women, to describe one of trump's lawyers when he was pushing back against the very election rigging lie, the big lie that trump pushed, and
really good things. the trains ran on time. sure, we've heard it from bari weiss, we heard it from andrew sullivan, people that i read regularly, and they did this anti anti-tuckerism, and said he had the receipts and wanted to show all of these people that weren -- were engaging anti anti-tuckerism, saying whatever bad things tucker carlson did, at least he was anti-woke. this is what they're defending whenever they go to the mat for tucker. >> white supremacy that's the problem. this is a hoax. there's no evidence that white supremacists were responsible for what happened on january 6th, that's a lie. even if it makes our own country
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