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Repeat customers, im happy. sales go up, im happy. i ordered another pair. im happy. (both) im happy. im happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy. i love logistics. this evening, joe and meacham and i will be at columbia universitys miller theater to talk about joes new book out this week. "the right path." you were on "meet the press" yesterday talking about it. >> i was. >> youre going to be all over the air waves. youve got a massive book tour all week long next week, too. >> its goin...

Dumb tactics. as i said to a good friend from texas, i said, thats like running up the middle in 4th and 31 because you think it makes you look like more of a man. no, youre going to lose. punt the ball. >> the book is "the right path" by joe scarborough. thank you so much for speakering with us. coming up here, a sacred moment in history. harry smith with the meaning of lincolns speech at gettysburg@ñ

>> that is so nice. >> what a nice guy. >> hes the greatest. jeremy, your thoughts. or do you want to go shave? >> i can wait to see what the onion does with that. >> go shave now, jeremy. he shaves like five times a day and it grows back. thanks, jeremy. >> by the way, joe will be taking part in a live chat right after the show about his new book, "the right path." well discuss what he calls the fall of the gop and how the party can regain its footing. tweet your questions to join in. coming ...

Think of another one besides the vampire movie. that was the only one. >> thats number two. >> this book looks at him among other ways as a foreign leader, as sort of the dawn of american power rising through him. how so? >> well, i mean i think we all think of the civil war as a domestic conflict but theres always a series of tests that lincoln had in foreign policy. the biggest thing was trying to keep the european powers from intervening in the war but theres also a series of crises with fran...

Diplomatic. we kind of know that about him. he was a british journalist said european diplomats or professional diplomats tend to kind of shrug their shoulders or tell a white lie to get out of a difficult situation. lincoln would tale story or a joke, crack everybody up and move on. i cant picture president obama telling a story and cracking everybody up and then moving on. his diplomatic style is more of the former. >> the book is "lincoln and the world." thank you so much. very nice to meet y...

And competent secretary of state, henry seward. henry was more worldly than lincoln was, had traveled abroad quite a bit. thats why theres not a book about lincolns foreign policy. if you put him at the center of foreign policy, lincoln didnt do everything. the things he did do were important. my goal in this book was to take a very episodic view of things and looked at things that lincoln did do in foreign policy without saying he did everything. >> now is lincolns greatest challenge, i would g...

♪ here we are. well, hello there. >> hey, carl. we got to test our system. test our systems out. >> mccarthy -- >> erick cantor. >> robert taft. >> mr. tafts grandson wrote the book how the republican party of today had become like the republican party of mccarthy. i rest my case. >> you said mccarthy. >> bing. robert taft. lets talk about taft. >> with us from washington, we have nbc washington political

Toy store. >> toys "r" us has really captured the magic of having a stranger take your kids on a bus, lie about where they are going and then take off his clothes and promise them toys. >> thats terrible. oh, my gosh. coming up we all know president lincoln had his hands fulton domestic front but now a new book explains how his of end overlooked foreign policy had a huge impact on the rise of american power. the author joins us next on "morning joe". ♪

The beauty of a perfectly thrown assist. and the guy who said dont touch my junk became an american hero. theres a lot of writing about physics and space but in the end, and i intended to do a book entirely on that, in the end i realized that you cant do that because all these things, all the beautiful and elegant things, in the end depend on getting the politics right. you can have the most flourishing of cultures. you get the politics wrong and you got germany 1933. you get china during the cu...

Elevated things in life and the other would be the writings i have done on politics, because in the end politics is the mode, its the wall. i write this in the introduction which keeps away the barbarians and not just the foreign one, the internal ones, the barbarism inside. >> your life was shaped by some things but one person that had a huge impact on your life was your brother who you lost in 2006 to a bout of cancer. and he was doctor. talk about how he shaped your life. >> i write about him...