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By the way, thats where we are, ari melber talks about rap and his rap artists that he heard last week. i talk about carpenter songs that i listen to on my parents carroo in 1971 and thats how it will be forever. so, john, you say that there may be a case for collusion yet. talk about your column and where you think we are right now. >> so i think we have in the information weve got last week the first substantive narrative that suggests that something that started with russian intelligence ende...

Dowd and with others, im thinking of peter bakers reminiscence about ann devroid the correspondent from the "washington post" that led to the demise of john sununu her own reporting and when she got sick with cancer the first person to respond was president bu bush. she had absolutely bedeviled him and he and jim baker got her into m.d. anderson for intensive treatments, tragically did not save her young life, but they did everything they could in houston to help her. it could not have been a mo...

Pragmatists and recognize their time on the stage was over and a new era would emerge and they hoped for the best because they loved their country. >> peter baker, john podaris and daniel thank you all very much for being on this morning. still ahead on "morning joe," andy card served push 41 as a cabinet secretary and deputy chief of staff. he reflects on his late boss and friend next. and more with david ignatius and peggy noonan when "morning joe" comes right back. >> what did he say to you w...

John, what do you think in terms of these gathering facts, its a gathering storm of actual fact, how do you think the, say, 35%, 40% of hard core trump supporters are going to react when data is actually presented? are they going to accept it or not? >> based on the emails in response to my column the answer is no. not that thats data. but i think any absence of an actual, you know, smoking gun charge that trump was working in the service of russian intelligence, the trump base will believe this...

Decisive way, he showed restraint. he said if we try to liberate baghdad we will incur more casualties there than we did in liberating kuwait in a first place. there always was a sense of balance in the man between a kind of principle and a real determination. i think people underestimated the steeliness of determination, but he also had a sense, again, of limits, of restraints, and whether it was in their personal relations with people, there was a formality -- i remember once i was called over...

Of it. you know, theres differing aspects of it, the details dont much up. the notion they will settling this in 90 days is ludicrous. >> george, i apologize for not pronouncing your name with a flare of john meacham, which i thought was rackable. well work on that. but, john, i will say when i go back -- can you say that again, john meacham the right way because we mispronounce it. in >> in tennessee we say podharis. >>ton and pale of settlement, yes. >> youre splitting hairs again, john. >> ok...

Prison, michael. you were like a son to me. >> then why did you make me do so much illegal stuff? >> because you were like a son to me. >> wow. thats robust and rich. joining us now editor in chief of law fair and msnbc nbc legal analyst benjamin wittes. betsy woodruff, editor of commentary magazine contributing editor john podhoretz and johns recent piece is entitled "latest collusion news suggests mueller just might have a case." joe, theres so much out there. as we watch point by point coming...