that is more akin to 10,000 to 15,000. that will serve our interests in terms of intelligence gathering i stand with the commanders in this regard and have no information that suggests pulling our troops out faster than that would do anything but put at great peril the extraordinary sacrifices. this is not time for america to cut and run. but at the end of the day, the president of the united states is commander in chief. commander in chief. of course you re going to listen to the generals. but i also remember when people listened to the generals in 1967 and we heard a certain course of action in southeast asia didn t serve our interests very well. oh, wow, who s that. who was that? good morning, everybody, welcome to morning joe. and who is that? it s wednesday, november 23rd. with us onset, dan senor. hi, tina, how are you? in washington, we have the congressional correspondent for the national journal major g garrett. and next to me, joe s back. how do yo
that is more akin to 10,000 to 15,000. that will serve our interests in terms of intelligence gathering i stand with the commanders in this regard and have no information that suggests pulling our troops out faster than that would do anything but put at great peril the extraordinary sacrifices. this is not time for america to cut and run. but at the end of the day, the president of the united states is commander in chief. commander in chief. of course you re going to listen to the generals. but i also remember when people listened to the generals in 1967 and we heard a certain course of action in southeast asia didn t serve our interests very well. oh, wow, who s that. who was that? good morning, everybody, welcome to morning joe. and who is that? it s wednesday, november 23rd. with us onset, dan senor. hi, tina, how are you? in washington, we have the congressional correspondent for the national journal major g garrett. and next to me, joe s back. how do yo
john, but that is a new one. people up watching our show because they were awoken by alligators mauling raccoons. morning joe starts right now. ladies and gentlemen, are you excited? because now it s time for a brand new segment. this is great moments from the campaign trail. take a look. for those who have abandoned hope, we ll restore hope and we ll welcome them into a great national crusade to make america great again. let it be our cause to see that child grow up strong and secure graced by her challenges, but never struggling alone. where s my quarter pounder with cheese? all right. good morning. that is that is soaring rhetoric. i knew this guy was going to come on strong at the end. it s wednesday, november 9th. with us onset, we have the director of the earth institute at columbia university, economist dr. jeffrey sachs. we also have msnbc political analyst former democratic congressman harold ford jr. boy, mika, we have so much to talk about today
because they were awoken by alligators mauling raccoons. morning joe starts right now. ladies and gentlemen, are you excited? because now it s time for a brand new segment. this is great moments from the campaign trail. take a look. for those who have abandoned hope, we ll restore hope and we ll welcome them into a great national crusade to make america great again. let it be our cause to see that child grow up strong and secure graced by her challenges, but never struggling alone. where s my quarter pounder with cheese? all right. good morning. that is that is soaring rhetoric. i knew this guy was going to come on strong at the end. it s wednesday, november 9th. with us onset, we have the director of the earth institute at columbia university, economist dr. jeffrey sachs. we also have msnbc political analyst former democratic congressman harold ford jr. boy, mika, we have so much to talk about today. we ve been talking about the elections last night. oh
becky-becky-becky-stan. there s a zero, zero, zero chance i m going to comment on republican politics, but i am in uzbekistan. we have mark haleprin. we also have the president of the council on foreign relations, richard hoss back with us. good to have you, richard. boy, hillary was at the top of her game yesterday, wasn t she? i thought she was great on meet the press and really seems like she has a handle on the situation. well, there s so many situations. so many. which i mean all the situations that people like herman cain don t have a grasp on. if you look at this past weekend. and look at all of the things that have gone down in the news, then you have you realize now is not the time to send an amateur to the white house. so whoever wins the republican nomination better have a firmer grasp on foreign affairs than the current front-runner. look, iraq, what does that mean? we re getting out of iraq. what is that going to mean for u.s. foreign policy