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Trump, that will keep him in the race and keep him alive and well. >> yeah. just interesting because the decision hadnt been made as to who was the nominee when obama went behind clinton. so it was just -- i dont think you should -- okay. susan del percio, thank you very much. gene, thank you as well. still ahead, as biden was jumping in, bernie was doubling down. well talk about the senators proposal to give all prisoners voting rights. that conversation is just ahead on "morning joe." everyone...

Jail. 14 states and district of columbia automatically restore voting rights after theyre released from prison. 22 states, felons lose voting rights while in prison and on parole or probation but restored once the sentence is complete. in 12 states, felons that commit some crimes lose voting rights indefinitely, but they can be restored after a pardon from the governor or after an additional waiting period once they finish their sentence, including parole and probation. joining me, christopher u...

The white male moderate lane of the 2020 primary is getting more crowded. today massachusetts congressman seth moulton announced hes r running for president. hes making national security his leading issue heading into the election. but his rollout stands to be overshadowed pretty quickly. joe biden is expected to launch his own pry hiely anticipated run for the white house in just 48 hours. joining me now is national correspondent steve kornacki, mike memly and strategist matt bennett. thank you...

Connection, between the story of the crucifixion of jesus from the bible and actual roman history. >> although we know a few things about pilate from the gospels, to fill out his story more, we need to go to the jewish historian, josephus, who tells us quite a lot about pontius pilate. >> historian helen bond is in oxford, where the bodleian library has a rare copy of an ancient manuscript. >> this is a 600-year-old edition of josephus jewish war. josephus was a jewish aristocrat, who eventually...

>> in the bible king herod is painted as evil. >> we remember him as the herod of the nativity scene. we know it from christmas plays in school and retold in church so its very much the product of the christian story and the christian imagination rather than the totality of who he was. >> but to understand the man behind the legend, we need to look at the writings of jewish histori historian. >> he is a priest and also writes several histories both of the jewish people but also of the great jewi...

Because they thought change human nature. in the american context he saw liberalism as not nearly that dangerous, but having those same seeds of being a little too utopian, he feared out of whatever good intentions you could have a state that grew and squashed the individual, and thats what he wanted to avoid. >> he wrote that the founding of the united states was a miracle, every fourth of july. >> we would have a big fourth of july at our summerhouse on chesapeake bay. >> we do all the hotdogs...

>> cannabis is opposed to being a gateway, it can be a terminus. it can stop drug use. >> these are the researchers who write the books, advance the science, grow our knowledge and they are seeing an increasing body of research suggesting marijuana can actually stop addiction and help offset the opioid epidemic. a rand corporation study funded by the national institute on drug abuse showed something few initially expected. between 1999 and 2010, states with legal functioning medical marijuana di...

Gateway to getting my life back. >> cannabis is opposed to being a gateway, it can be a terminus. it can stop drug use. >> these are the researchers who write the books, advance the science, grow our knowledge and they are seeing an increasing body of research suggesting marijuana can actually stop addiction and help offset the opioid epidemic. a rand corporation study funded by the national institute on drug abuse showed something few initially expected. between 1999 and 2010, states with legal...

Report from president trumps first republican challenging, calming the president a one-man crime wave. joining me now william weld. governor, with a welcome to you, sir. ill apologize for the brevity of the conversation and we got heavy so you are welcome back any time. and you were part of the staff during watergate and served in the justice department and sow know bob mueller. im curious of your biggest takeaway from the mueller report. >> my biggest takeaway is the 180 pages that detail the o...

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