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all love so much? perhaps not. we are in the 7th or 8th here on the civil investigation if that's the case guiding us on the criminal side is time will tell. >> baseball analogy, we never talk about baseball on "morning joe." finally, what's the chance of this effort of subpoenas end up being a big strike out for the trump's lawyers? >> wow. >> not bad, joe. >> so i think there is a chance that they -- first off it serves a purpose of delay. let's slow this down and figure out what's going on. one of the things, if i were a
literate. without making an equivalence, it's where today's agendas will tell people what you can't acknowledge something happen or love the yankees and really go in on what is wrong with the bullpen. and nobody, as you say in your baseball analogy, thinks you must not be a yankee's fan. that type of patriotism can exist and yet, it's clearly under strain. i got to get you on hemingway because watching it, it was so brilliantly done. so hard as the story teller to bring a novel out of the page and into a story like that. i just want to show a little bit here in the visuals, the decisions that face america. you know, just torn in so many ways and brought to life through this interesting person. i want to play for our viewers a little bit of what you did, jeff daniels reading how hemingway wrote about the first world war. >> there are no heroes in this
bounds. >> before you go, let me get your assessment where things stand on the two track biden infrastructure legislation. there is a lot of spuns about what happens on monday. >> well, lawrence, we started with the baseball analogy with the giants. there is no person in, you know, politics i'd rather have the ball in their hand for the last shot than speaker pelosi. i know she is working to line everything up so we can bring it hope home and deliver not only on infrastructure but on paid family leave childcare tax credit, in-home support services and she is working with the colleagues to do that. i trust her with the shot at the buzzer. >> is it possible that she would bring the bipartisan bill to a vote as -- as she had promised on monday and let that vote lose if -- because there is a significant portion of the progressive side of the party that's not ready to vote for it? >> you know, that's up to her,
around foreign policy, making decisions around appointments, when they are free from corruption or fraud or crime, yes, i would say, they should assert those privileges because they want them for themselves or any future president, republican or democratic. i just believe that if you incite, or when you assemble, inflame, and aim about the capital to help you steal an election, that is far outside the bounds as your duty as president. >> congressman, before you, go let me get your assessment of where things stand on the two track biden infrastructure legislation -- there's a lot of suspense about what happens on monday. >> we lawrence, we started with the baseball analogy with the giants, there is no person in politics who i would rather have the ball and a hand with the last shot than speaker pelosi. i know that she's working to line everything up so that we can bring this home and deliver,
>> clearly he was uncharacteristically not in his usual form. joining me now is mike memoli. what is the impact, he's the oldest candidate in the race at 78, joe biden is 76, elizabeth warren is 70. >> andrea, i'm drawn to a baseball analogy. what we know about the type of procedure that senator sanders underwent, it's less season-ending injury and more a ten-day trip to the injury list. i heard from a sanders adviser he will in fact be at the next debate in ohio in two weeks. i want to read a note from two reporters, we do not know where
the pro-life movement over the past decades because in some states, abortion has almost been regulated out of existence and the supreme court allowed that to stand and it always goes back to a baseball analogy, you never want to challenge flood's move. the supreme court will deny certificate. >> 100% of low are courts with current turn it the problems we have in and that were going to have passed them. there's not really anywheres to go and that incremental approach is not fundamentally attacked
bob mueller is going to be looking at mid may and saying to the team let's get it done. >> charles: former white water independent council on cavuto live saying buckle up until may. that's when he thinks the mueller probe could be wrapping up. "the washington examiner" phil wagman. you know, everyone is playing the guessing game. it does feel like the mueller investigation is running, you know, to use a baseball analogy in its eighth, ninth inning and something should be happening very soon. >> absolutely. chances are good that we actually go to extra innings on this one. look at the political drama that is the muriel investigation. this is something that has captivated the country and has defined trump from's presidency. the one thing that the mueller investigation hasn't done so far though is actually solidify whether or not there was any collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. so, like why heard a second ago when mueller finishes his investigation in may, regardless of whether or not he answers that question, there is so much drama right
>> neil: and optics are one thing. others saying the averages now are in positive territory for the year and december is a good month typically, right? >> yeah. >> you know what i think happened here? i think the president got to him. i'm going to use a baseball analogy. it's like when the manager goes out there and screaming at the umpire. the umpire doesn't change his view at the moment by he's in his head. the next time he makes a call, he's remembering that argument. that's what the president has done to jay powell. he's gotten in his head. why else would he do what he did? >> i agree 100%. this is a very bad precedent that jay powell did. he did a 180 in 6 weeks. not that much has changed. same sort of trade war stuff, basically same economic indicators. and then he does a 180. here's what i'm worried about.
i told everyone in my family to go. now i'm telling everyone who is listening, go to the doctor. even if you think you're fine, just go. we have healthcare for a reason. >> that's one of the two messages. first one is, get your eyes checked even if you don't have glass. the other one is write down your recipes. particularly this holiday season. just write them down for your family. wherever kathy and i go now, people give us recipes. this past weekend in palm beach gardens here's mama's barbecue swiss steak. >> dana: maybe next year we'll have a sequel. congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> dana: 300 million mile journey is almost over with tin sight lander spacecraft set to touchdown on mars just moments from now. why nasa calls this trip seven minutes of terror. >> everyone has to go perfectly. mars always throws a curveball. to use the baseball analogy that we may have increased our batting average.
i would use a baseball analogy instead of chess, he threw a bean ball at the head and rod rosenstein was able to foul it off. the ig referral is the right place for something like this. the wrong place is a criminal investigation. it was outrageous and grewsome for trump to request it. when anybody, citizen or president of the united states, says an fbi agent has acted inappropriately, that's the ig's province. so it isn't outrageous. i think it's correct. that he was able -- this was a temperatu -- makes sense. i would distinguish it with the other action that they agreed to show the confidential information to nunez and company, that's an abomination. >> there's some question about what they will see.