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way. carolyn manno joining us. brian harmon overcame a shaky start in an historic round by another player and enters the day with a pretty commanding lead. >> yeah, hi, good morning, guys. over the last four decades, only 11 golfers have led by at least five strokes heading into the final round of a major and nine of those went on to win. all that to say brian harmon pretty much has it in the bag unless there is an epic meltdown to come. it's far from over thanks to jon rahm. he had a round for the ages at royal liverpool yesterday, shooting 8 under par 63, including seven birdies on the final nine holes, setting the record for the course during the open and still six strokes back of brian harmon. the 36-year-old from savannah, georgia, displaying resilience after bogeying two of the first four holes, answered with four rdies on the way to a 2 under 69. so harmon is 12 under. he is five shots clear of fellow american cameron young, who
>> steve: southwest airlines is giving away 25,000 frequent flier miles to furious fliers left stranded over the holidays after its epic meltdown. it impacted thousands of flights. just as the airlines thought everything was getting back to formal. more than 1500 flights were canceled again yesterday. what's up with that our next guest was as you can see right there a southwest flight attendant before law firming her broadcast career. does she look familiar? well she is fox business anchor and host of american dream home cheryl casone. hey, cheryl, good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: you're not supposed to be that close to the motor the turbine. what were you guys thinking? >> we had a lot of fun back in the day. i will say that it was a good place to work. >> steve: yeah, but now it's got to be complicated because everyone is mad at southwest for the ceo to say you know what? we have tens of thousands of really angry customers who have said they're never going to fly on southwest again. so, rather than give them their money back, we're going to give
musicians showcasing to her audience and the world a moment of her happiness and joy that just trigger the right-wing. the very same right-wing that loves to call everyone on the left snowflakes and claim they get triggered by the smallest of things. just imagine what kind of person you need to be, how insecure you must be, to have this epic meltdown because lizzo played a former slave owners flute. you want to talk about really desecrating american history? talk about the day donald trump put his tiny hand on abraham lincoln's bible and support to defend the american constitution. by the way, a constitution he spent four years shredding and trying to overthrow? that in my opinion is what truly defiles american history. >> yes. very well said. i'm glad you mentioned the slave owning. james madison was a great man, a great political figure in many ways, but he also owned 36 slaves at the time of his death, who he chose not to free either in his lifetime or via his will. so yes, there is some delicious
about a proud, talented black musicians showcasing to her audience and the world a moment of her happiness and joy that just trigger the right-wing. the very same right-wing that loves to call everyone on the left snowflakes and claim they get triggered by the smallest of things. just imagine what kind of person you need to be, how insecure you must be, to have this epic meltdown because lizzo played a former slave owners flute. you want to talk about really desecrating american history? talk about the day donald trump put his tiny hand on abraham lincoln's bible and support to defend the american constitution. by the way, a constitution he spent four years shredding and trying to overthrow? that in my opinion is what truly defiles american history. >> yes. very well said. i'm glad you mentioned the slave owning. james madison was a great man, a great political figure in many ways, but he also owned 36 slaves at the time of his death, who he chose not to free either in his lifetime or via his
announcer: you may pay as little as $25 for a 3-month prescription. welcome back. it's time for sports. we begin with the steelers and browns kicking off week three of the nfl regular sen. let's go to cleveland. browns quarterback jacoby brissett threw a pair of touchdown passes. running back nick chubb and the second 100 yard game of the season including one rushing score early in the fourth quarter. that helped cleveland to a nine point lead. browns, look at this, they were able to bounce back from last week's epic meltdown against the jets a 29-17 win over afc north rival pittsburgh steelers. turn to the nba. the boston celtics have suspended head coach for one year. celtics citing violations of
Oft-criticized umpire Angel Hernandez was having a bad night calling balls and strikes on Sunday night, and after getting rung up on another bad call, Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Kyle Schwarber went on an epic rant and was, of course, ejected.
guard into the middle of i-95, bumper and bumper with thousands of trucks and cars. it was an epic, epic meltdown. back to you. >> nightmare. nbc's tom costello, thank you very, very much. coming up, u.s. capitol police officer harry dunn says the attempts to whitewash the events of january 6th by some of the very same people he protected from the violence that day is a betrayal of law enforcement officers. officer dunn joins us with his call for accountability next on "morning joe."
stop it. y'all quit playing. quit playing. >> robert -- >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life. y'all killing me with this [ bleep ]. 30 years of -- >> just months after that epic meltdown in his 2019 interview with gayle king, r. kelly was arrested on several sexual abuse charges. but will he soon face the music? a jury of seven men and five women have been selected to sit at his trial next week on sex trafficking chargers. it's the latest in a month of reckoning for the metoo movement. earlier this week new york governor andrew cuomo announced his resignation following sexual harassment allegations and harvey weinstein in the midst of on going battle of further sexual assault charges. joining me now is director of metoo international. so thrilled to have you on this show. making your cross connection debut.