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Go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. welcome back to "morning joe." joining us now, new york magazine's editor and chief, david ha david. he's here to discuss inside a growing terrorist movement which features a photo documentary by
And demonstrate in its totality something a bit scarier than just isolated incidents. >> i think, david, this is important because it's like roaches, they grow in the dark. >> right. >> you need to put the light on them in order to expose it. and i think that coming on the cover of new york magazine, not coming from people that head think tank groups on the left or civil rights group like me, i think makes americans look at this is a growing problem. you have schools now where students have gone to school wearing kkk uniforms and celebrating this. it is becoming to normalize. have you gotten a...
It should go into effect. david drugger, david ha. thank you to all of you. a cbo score is due out this afternoon. will republicans have the votes? also, a pro-trump group threatening to pour big money into the health care fight to influence holdouts. their first target, a republican senator up for reelection. we're back in a moment.
Joining me on the phone, david ha. thanks for joining us. >> how are you? >> i'm great. doing better than jay cutler. poor guy. i saw pictures, someone burning his jersey. what's the reaction in my former home of chicago? >> he's an easy target. he doesn't comport himself well a lot of times which invites criticism. leadership qualities have been critiqued all season long. and all of that sort of has created this unpopularity throughout the league. he's not the world's most popular player in the nfl but this is nonsense. it's ridiculous to suggest as players have that jay cutler could have gon...
Service if gay troops served openly. and what about the cost of sensitivity training, and the possibility of creating separate barracks for gay and straight troops. >> most people think this is a dumb law. >> reporter: david ha, who's gay, served six years in the air force before he was outed by a fellow cadet. he said talk of a mass exodus is ridiculous and notes the survey also showed 71% said they would continue to serve if don't ask, don't tell is repealed. as for separate barracks. >> that makes no sense. i mean gay people are already serving in the military and everybody knows that. >> r...