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If he is and why he thinks he deserves to be running for office again and until we hear from him, i really -- im sorry, i dont know why anybody would listen to a word he has to say. as far as eliot spitzer is concerned im glad hes coming in. but he will be asked questions and he has to address it. he has to -- he broke the law. why can we just wash that away and continue the conversation because hell protect our money? thats ridiculous. >> were not saying -- >> there are better options. why are ...

In the show. now heres mika with a look at whats coming up next on "morning joe." >> that was pretty good. coming up on "morning joe," president obama throws down the gauntlet in afghanistan warning hell pull out every last u.s. soldier as the relationship breaks down with president hamid karzai. also, the situation remains on the brink in egypt. the muslim brotherhood and military square-off in what could be another deadly day. back at home, a media circus here in new york city. eliot spitzer k...

That muslim brotherhood is already rejecting the timeline set forth by the interim president for new elections and a new constitution. and you cant really blame them. what happened was egypts first free elections were overturned by the military in a year. he can quibble all day whether you want to call that a coup but at the end of the day its alienating to the people who supported those elections. the critical player i think going forward is probably morsi himself. you know, the military needs ...

Energy and leadership. >> nancy, final word. >> when oliver wendell holmes said of fdr about second class intellects and first class temperament this brings us back to temper mn. with kennedy, praise his intellect and the best and brightest around him, the temperament for his time ended up being crucial and weathering those crises. >> thank you all for helping us try to construct the perfect president. >> this is great. >> having fun. coming up next, football legend dan marino joins us on set an...

The ability to do it. our colleague here will tell you what they have the act to do and we know from former nsa staffers they do have the ability to do it. not for lawful authority but the practicallable. >> what will the congressol regard be of the testimony to members of congress what they have done with all the datta? will the congressional record read, youll have to ask the jurors who convicted them about the plot to bomb the new york stock exchange. not mentioned. former new york homeland s...

According to jennaburg gwen. she is our fitness manager and joins us on set. you say the key is to gain something else, what is that? >> muscle mass. its really important, because at age 30 we start to lose muscle mass about a half pound each year. at age 50 the rate doubles and that is really a bad thing because your muscle mass is the key to your metabolism. its what is burning the calories when at rest, when youre sitting in your cars or at the desk you start to gain weight and get flabbier. ...

Higher ups have killed it so im not hearing the expansion of that question in those comments. >> the irs, it has gone up. they are killed it. the information, though, has gone up to the chief of staff and the chief counsel and theres just a real inconsistency here. as far as their messaging, it goes back to the messaging and just like the justice department issues and we will talking about that and eric holder and a lot of things going. >> tomorrow on "morning joe," we are going to have tom hank...

Around race and sexual orientation. >> from reuters. researchers taking a closer look at older studies exploring the effects of pesticides saying they contribute to the onset of parkinsons disease. nearly 500,000 americans are living with parkinsons. >> "the new york times." following the doping scandal that stripped lance armstrong of his seven tour de france titles, nike will stop promoting live strong products at the end of the year. nike helped the company raise 100 million dollars mainly wi...

Gossip girl, but now, actor penn badgley is showing the world his music chops. we will talk to penn about his new film and what its like to play the late, great jeff buckley when he joins us on set, coming up next. i think farmers care more about the land than probably anyone else. weve had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. thats how we make our living and thats how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should ma...

Droughts, wildfires and deadly super storms. whether or not our changing atmosphere is the missing link, amy davidson argues in the "new yorker," climate change has changed the name of the weather game. climate change means that the weather rhythms that we think we know by heart are all out of sync. joining us on set, senior fellow for environmental understanding at pace university and writer for the dot-earth blog in "the new york times," andrew rivkin. the stuff youve been writing about is inc...