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♪ thnchts morning, a california city in mourning. in a moment were going to go back live to san bernardino california where 14 were killed and 17 injured in the worst mass shooting since newtown. nbc correspondent pete williams will be back with new information on the suspects and in our 8:00 a.m. hour speaker of the house paul ryan will be our guest and presidential candidate carly fiorina will join us on set as well. stay with us.

Culture of the police department that obviously needs to be looked at and ill bet there were voices in the police department that were nay sayers that say this is wrong and i hope we hear those voices but you got to look right at him. i dont know what the recall process is like in chicago, but i think people are going to be looking into that and i think hes really in trouble. >> up next, we are joined for the must read opinion pages and on tomorrows show republican presidential candidate carly f...

If you could pick one of these 12 to go back in there today and do the job, who would you pick? >> who impressed you the most, in other words? >> thats a great question. panetta, hes impressive. the most interesting complicated character -- and this is a spaks peerian cast of characters. >> michael hayden, fascinating guy. its a fascinating cast of characters. and i would say that tennet might be the most shakespearean. >> he was the one with the slam dunk on weapons of mass destruction. thank y...

>> youre frying a turkey in the backyard? >> yeah. 350 in peanut oil. >> we have 23 people coming to the house. so im going to step off the set. >> the washington posts david is with us. joining the conversation, the professor at the university michigan school of public policy, harold ford jr. >> lets start really quickly with david. david, we had the conversation last hour. lets have it again this hour and im wondering, i want to go back to what mika said earlier this week which was she senses ...

Obama has failed his obligation to educate people. instead of standing up saying youre taunting people and saying youre afraid of orphans and women. why not educate people. >> heres whats so interesting. we talked about charleston. in my household, we dont sit around and watch tv. we dont watch the news in my household. in my household, when the president started talking about charlest charleston, everybody stopped. >> silence. >> we all stared at the tv set and everybody set there. when he sang...

I said osama bin laden, have to watch him. bad guy. i watch this stuff. i am like a guy with vision. if we took him out, wed have two beautiful buildings standing there instead of one okay building, all right? a friend of mine called who is very political. he said, forget that. youre the first guy that really predicted terrorism. i said, in that same book, i said this is whats going to -- because i can feel it. >> good morning. it is wednesday, november 25th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on...

>> i may have to get escorted from set.

Emanuel there as well as the chicago police superintendent, garry mccarthy, talking about this case, as weve been talking about all day. and the video that is at the center of it, here with us on set, msnbc chief legal correspondent, ari melber, msnbc national correspondent, joy reid. one quick note to our viewers, as well. we were all watching this press conference. it was not your audio or your television that was playing tricks on you. we were not getting on our feed either, the questions fro...

Him. among his demands, that the other two attackers be freed. in all the attacks that started with the "charlie hebdo" massacre in january of this year, in all in those attacks 17 people in total were killed, not counting the attackers. but again, part of what is sort of looming large tonight is that with those attacks it did not happen all at once. those two were coordinated and consecutive events. and that of course adds to the terror because you dont know when its over. joining us now is an ...

Of them. >> good morning to you. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set, washington post and msnbc analyst eugene robinson. now to some who we are going to see donny deutsch, im going to be in it, right? >> you were in the first -- >> thats not enough. >> youre in episode four. >> this is exciting. >> im not in until episode 6. >> thats a shame for you. former treasury official and analyst steve rattner. >> and my feelings are totally hurt. >> get him a tub of money. come on, now. >> we did no...