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Malaki has made a lot of mistakes and we have to be engaged with whats going on in iraq. but the center of disruption in the region right now is syria. and we are nearly totally absent from that -- >> not totally absent. >> just a word on iraq. i think the starting point there, i totally agree with everything christiane said. the starting point is not to accept malakis narrative. his narrative, which hes trying to sell to us, its either me or al qaeda. theres no other opportunity, theres no othe...

Intervention. >> correct. >> this is exactly what youre saying. >> david, what do you think? >> we have to engage. theres almost a hangover from iraq. we need to move past iraq. engaging doesnt mean invading with 150,000 troops. you can have special forces there, training iraqi troops. we have to move past iraq, and this administration -- >> you say that, iraq is the reason why weve moved so far past it, nobody intervened in syria and al qaeda has grown up again. >> what do you see now, given al...

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0 northern syria. how can we help local groups living in the region? >> john, what have we heard from the white house in regards to the fall of fallujah? >> marie harf put out a statement referring to the bar barbarrism. >> lets talk about the other top story today, the s insa. the agency won permission from a secret court to continue collecting americans phone record and data. most of us learned of this program thanks to the leaks from edward snowden. in an exclusive interview with "meet the pr...

0 made no effort to hide it and conceal it. >> scary knowing how close to home these things can hit. >> shock and sadness in colorado. right now, one student remains in critical condition. the teenaged gunman is dead. were live with new details on that school shooting as we remember the somber anniversary of another. newtown, one year later. todays remembrances for the victims and the relatives of sandy hook. how far has gun reform gone since that tragedy? and a new frontier for drones. the ...

Meeting. if you read only one thing this morning, read this. so it has not happened yet, but in spite of the fact that most travelers, and im among them, are against it, it may be inevitable that it will soon be okay to use your cell phone on planes. launching a preemptive strike, "the wall street journal" has put together rules of etiquette for calls on planes. now, i would shorten it to please just dont. but anyway, this is my must read and it struck a chord with a lot of you on our facebook...

0 i want you to have this and use it how you want. >> the man traveling coast to coast giving away hundreds of dollars to unsuspecting americans. could your hometown be next? we begin with a worldwide heightened security threat. tod todayinter pole issued an extra security after recent prison breaks in iraq, libya and pakistan that could all be the work of al qaeda. it comes as the u.s. government issued its own worldwide travel alert for americans and orders 22 u.s. embassies and consulates a...

in a way this is the most prized piece of all because this is the inaugural gown. >> this was her inaugural gown from 1893, and stayed in her family and became the family wedding dress, and this was used by her granddaughters. event frances clevelands everyday clothes were stylish. a lot of them look like they could be worn now. this is a jacket. a wonderful bolero jacket. block with a beautiful purple blue velvet. this is a more evening appropriate piece, and this is a bodice, with a ...

The region. leaving our pakistani allies who had been supporting with us, the period of charlie wilsons war. and the taliban came in, and that led directly to bin laden and where we are today. we cannot repeat 1989 again because we will then, al qaeda will come back, the whole region will go back into a crisis far worse. >> that was the late ambassador richard holbrook on "morning joe" just one year ago. joining us now, david rohde. hes a contributor to the new book about holbrook. the unquiet a...

>> its called "the unquiet american." david rohde, thank you, and stay safe. stay out of trouble, please. >> my days as a war correspondent are over. coming up, roger bennett. you wont understand a word hes saying, but its fascinating. youre watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. why do we have aflac... aflac... and major medical? major medical, boyyyy! [ beatboxing ] ♪ i help pay the doctor ♪ aint that enough for you? ♪ there are things major medical doesnt do. aflac! pays cash so ...