Conversation with Jerry Seinfeld and the cast of his netflix comedy, unfrosted, a movie about the creation of the beloved Breakfast Treat, pop tarts. Good morning. Welcome to morning joe. It is friday. We made it to friday. It is friday, may 3rd. Im Jonathan Lemire. Along with u. S. Special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay. Were in for joe, mika, and the birthday boy, willie geist. We have former white house Director Of Communications to president obama, jennifer palmieri. Pulitzer prize winning columnist and Associate Editor of the washington post, euGene Robinson. And managing Deputy Politics reporter for politico, you just saw him on way too early, sam stein. We have a lot to get to. We should note, at the top there, what we played, President Biden, after days and weeks of unrest of College Campuses, finally made Public Comments. Itd been more than a week since he addressed them. Hed asked his aides the night before to prep remarks in case he did need to speak about them ahead
and do it all over again. and he calls that plan, he calls it as you know, forward. i call it forewarned. [cheering] martha: kirsten powers, daily beast columnist and fox news contributor. tony sayegh, former aide to jack kemp. thanks for both of you joining us this morning. you can sense the excitement as we re 24 hours away. governor romney trying to make his final sale to voters in florida just then. tony, the prognosticators are all over the map. this is as tight as it can get. how does it look to you, right now? martha, it is tight. obviously who is worth their grain of salt can not affirmatively one way or the other based on polls. so you have to look at other variables. what i m looking at makes me really believe mitt romney is very good position to be next president of the united
martha: one of the country s largest newspapers is now joining a growing number of media outlets switching their endorsement from pwez t president obama to mitt romney. the new york news leans democrat. they said we valued president obama s pledge to govern with bold pragmatistm and bayh partisanship. the hopes of those days were unfulfilled. the new york centennial has come out with switches inch terms of their endorsement over to governor romney. let s see what our two friends think about this. steve haze is a weekl writer at the weekly standard.
voting procedure. yes, that is priority over everything else. martha: a lot of unhappy people in new york and new jersey, devastated. look at these pictures. they just keep coming out, the details of all of this. the election officials have been working around the clock. they re trying at this point to get things in order. things about online voting and fax voting. nobody seems to know how that will all work. we ll stay on top of it. bill: good luck with that. rudy giuliani, mitt romney supporter. in eastern pennsylvania, good morning to you. quickly i want to touch on the storm. the president was praised for his reaction to it. parts of new york and new jersey are an absolute mess. what do you think of the response? well i think the response since the time the president got all his praise and credit and, press on has been abysmal. fema is as much a failure now as it was at the time of
past couple of days that the des moines register and other newspapers have endorsed mitt romney. while i m skeptical that newspaper endorsements sway an election, the fact that people are talking about it, it is a prominent switch, that is what is important. martha: thank you, both. bill: both campaigns can make an argument that they are going to win tomorrow and that is part of the last-minute drama we hear. when you re an incumbent under 50 and well under 50 that is a bad place to be. they can spin it anyway they want. what i m looking at is cold, hard date a. stpho: it s getting good. why are both sides so confident? one will clearly be wrong after tuesday, if it s settled on tuesday. fox news sunday anchor chris wallace here to analyze that. martha: on the eve of the election fox news out on the look out for voter fraud. we are live in ohio with more on what officials are doing to