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In october, just a couple of months ago, former president bill clinton gave us his insight on how to use the government to build a strong economy. heres the 42nd president in our "morning joe" rewind. >> youve written a book which is what americas been talking about for the past several years and they wonder why more washington politicians arent talking about how to get america back to work. how do we do it? >> well, first of all, i think it is the issue. and the argument of the book is that wha...

>> shes probably the best new democratic candidate of this cycle. >> thats right. joe klein, thanks so much. well see you back in iowa. youre home for a couple of days heading back. coming up next, the "morning joe" rewind with jimmy fallon. he breaks down some of the things hes most thankful for. >> lets let jimmy do it. >> lets see -- >> weve got to get the music. >> got the music, guys? >> thank you, microbreweries for making my alcoholism seem like a neat hobby. >> the full interview with fa...

Taxing capital gains and investment money and interest and things like that. there are two distinct point of views about this. and, you know, jeffs point is the warren buffett point. you know when he talks about paying a lower rate of tax than his secretary does. but on the other side, republicans can argue that lower capital gains taxes do provide a boost to the economy and in the past have for the first year, at least, çincreased revenues. >> but, joe, i think the american people quite overw...

At 1:00 on "andrea mitchell reports." >> iowa, iowa, iowa. >> its all iowa. the "morning joe" rewind, our best interviews from 2011. a look back at our sit-down with former vice president dick cheney. youre watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. this was the gulfs best tourism season in years.

What would you do as president? >> well, ive already laid out a five-point plan of what i would do with iran -- >> in this particular case, what would you do? >> i would follow through with the sanctions, i would follow through, and then be prepared o to, you know, confront the consequences from iran. but closing the straits however temporarily is much less of a threat to the united states than a nuclear iran will be for years to come. >> senator rick santorum, well get you and reverend sharpton...

In this "morning joe" rewind, regis philbin joined us to share some of the highlights of his long career that he tells about in his new book "how i got this way." >> why did you write it? when did you write it? how did you write it? >> by longhand because i dont type. i was writing little passages about the people i met along the way. something i wanted to remember. and all of a sudden, it kind of grew and grew and one day i was at a party for harper collins for susan luccis book and because i k...

Of the big newt bus. >> 36 trombones -- >> there you go, music man. a rewind, betty white stops by to talk about her legendary career. keep it on "morning joe." oh its clearance time!

what a life youve had. do you feel lucky to have ended up. >> i felt lucky all through life. blessed in some way, even in the darkest days. kelsey grammer is one of the most talked about, one of the most beloved faces in american television history. im pleased to say he joins me now. you are really, youre part of the american television consciousness for so long. you must walk around the street and everyone goes, hey, kelsey. everyone must think they know you. >> those things do happen...

♪ oh, christmas tree ♪ oh, christmas tree ♪ thy leaves are so unchanging welcome back, everybody. if youre scrambling to get your holiday shopping done or traveling for christmas, our friday rewind, our weekly segment here, will help you get caught up on the sights and sounds of the past week. >> thats right. its our pleasure to bring you the highlights and the lowlights in our "week in review." >> we made it! >> whoo! >> i just had enough of being here. ive seen enough sand. >> going ho...

The shoe prints, fingerprints, and blood samples found at the scene. >> i was feeling good because the truth was coming out. the facts were being told, and the evidence was pointing to someone else. it wasnt matching me. >> after seven weeks, the case goes to the jury. they deliberate for three days. >> i said, i have a bad feeling about this. theyve been out too long. >> april 12th, the jury has reached a verdict. their decision is a huge blow. ray krone is guilty, again. as the jury is polled,...