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elusive title he so desperately coveted. >> lebron james averaged 28.6 poin points, 10.2 rebounds, 7.4 assists, and is the unanimous choice for the mvp. >> when the clock hit triple zeros whats the first thing that ran through your mind? >> as about dam time. its about dam time. >> good morning. finally did it. took a couple years. its friday, june 2nd. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have the executive editor at random house, pulitzer prize hisser to zan and "time" magazin...

>> the house oversight committee voted yesterday to hold attorney-general eric holder in contempt over documents they have requested but not received from the justice department in the fast and furious investigation. nancy pelosi and john boehner all reacted. later, mitt romney speaks to a group of latino officials. whats it all of us decide at the same time that we will tighten our belts and spend less, guess what, we will all end up for. -- poor. this is the stuff we have known since...

>> no, it was fine. >> he rocked it on the sports. >> been up since 3:00. >> in miami, telemundos jose diaz-balart. and in washington, senior national correspondent from bloomberg business week, josh green. good to have josh on board given one of the headlines, the bank downgrade. >> jon meacham, compare yesterday, last night, with what happened on 14 june 1940. >> its 1980. >> no, no, no. >> 14th of june, 1940, when hitlers troops rolled into paris and occupied that great city and you...

he urged on congress to enact the remaining parts of the american jobs act. this is about 30 minutes. >> good morning. i want to say a few words about the economy and then i will take some questions. today we are fighting back from the deepest economic crisis since the great depression. after losing jobs for 25 months in a row, businesses have not created jobs for 27 months in a row -- have now created jobs for 27 months in a row. the whole we have to fill is much deeper. the global af...

joining us with details as we move closer to the weekend. >>jaqueline: it is fast more comfortable this afternoon. right now over downtown san francisco, not a cloud in the sky. the wind out of the north really helped to clear the fog. temperatures are cooler with from the coastline. 82 and concord, 88 in pleasanton. in the north bay, 82 in santa rosa. along the coastline, temperatures in the 60s. if this overnight, and a little bit of fog at the coastline of otherwise, mostly cle...

that that would be very reckless. we have -- we, the federal reserve have spent 30 years building up credibility for low instable inflation which has proved extremely valuable in that we were able to take strong innovative actions in the last four or fife years to support the economy without leading to an unanchoring of inflation speculation or a destabilization of inflation. to risk that asset which i think would be quite tentative and perhaps doubtful gains on the real side would be,...

economic policy works changes. we are qualitativefully the same situation we were in in the 30s. quantitatively its not as bad but it has that same underlying logic. >> rose: paul krugman for the hour. next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: paul krugman is here. he is a "new york times" columnist in and a professor of economics at princeton. in 2008, he won a nobel prize for ground-breaking analysis on the int...

we are qualitativefully the same situation we were in in the 30s. quantitatively its not as bad but it has that same underlying logic. >> rose: paul krugman for the hour. next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: paul krugman is here. he is a "new york times" columnist in and a professor of economics at princeton. in 2008, he won a nobel prize for ground-breaking analysis on the international trade. he completed ...

doesnt have to cause a recession because the fed can cut interest rates to offset that. but it cant do that now. so all of the logic of how economic policy works changes. we are qualitativefully the same situation we were in in the 30s. quantitatively its not as bad but it has that same underlying logic. >> rose: paul krugman for the hour. next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: paul krugman is here. he is a "n...

we are qualitativefully the same situation we were in in the 30s. quantitatively its not as bad but it has that same underlying logic. >> rose: paul krugman for the hour. next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: paul krugman is here. he is a "new york times" columnist in and a professor of economics at princeton. in 2008, he won a nobel prize for ground-breaking analysis on the international trade. he completed ...