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About having a proper attitude about dying. i think that you dont see men in the public space have those kinds of reflections in the way he did. i think thats going to be such a key part of his legacy, in addition to the charity work and everything else he did. >> jimmy carter, the man from plains, georgia. ali vitali, thank you for being here and your efforts on "way too early." we greatly appreciate it. ahead on "morning joe," well return will live to ukraine as we follow president biden ove...

Been there. people like douglas murray have gone go to kerr son for the president to be there at his age is really significant. dan hoffman spent five years in moscow. knows that sometimes twisted mindset. how big a deal is this, dan? what do you think its like in russia as they saw this video? >> well, i think this is a big deal. russias war, horrific, barbaric war in ukraine is the defining issue of the biden administrations foreign policy. and i can tell you for sure, intelligence community i...

Media coverage seemed -- they never could get on top of it. a lot of bigger forces than carter. his first day in office he pardoned all the vietnam war protesters. that was a significant healing step. he didnt quite get credit for most of the things that he did, and he did lose in a landslide. he was very depressed going back home to plains. his peanut business was in disarray. he didnt have a way to make money. he wasnt going to make speeches and take money from corporations. he didnt play golf...

Im 72 now and i still cry. >> when you think about emmett tills mother deciding to have an open casket so that the world might see what was done to her child, that also meant she had to see what the world did to her child. >> i think that miss donald had some reflections back, remembering the courage and the spirit of emmetts mother, because she wants the world to know this is still occurring 30 years later. >> i just want to say that he was always there when we needed him. and hes the type of f...

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The things that you talk about is be civil, you know, it doesnt feel like theyre reading your book. >> not yet. the presidents had some nice notes. when he reached out it was good. civility is important. todays opponent could be tomorrows partner. civility is not just a nice thing, it is a practical thing. there is a time for compromise or well not get things done. the president ruled out political violence. i thought that was an important message. putting country first. well have a test about t...