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808 to 14000 welcome to the lead. Im Jake Tapper this hour, a new interview with a republican who says hes worried that hell be on the public end and these lists, if Donald Trump gets reelected and even musing about whether or not he might need to flee the country, blossom. Stunning failures by the us Secret Service detailed in a new report from the lawmakers investigating the first now to assassinate Donald Trump, an allegations that so many of those failures were not only called preventable, but The Agency has not done anything to address them in leading this hour, a brand new update just in...

my mom would be so proud. my posture has never been better. thank you for having me. dr. siegel, i love you. >> marc: great to be on the couch with you. >> harris: it is 15 days until the midterm elections, two weeks from tomorrow. there's a lot at stake, particularly for democrats and president biden. right now democrats have very slim majorities in congress. crisis after crisis is making the effort to cling to power all the more difficult. we are getting some stunning new numbers putting the surge of illegal immigrants coming to our country into perspective. are we showing that? on...

getting up "way too early" ton friday morning and all weekend long. "morning joe" starts now. aides found classified documents inside his delaware home. he has had them for a while because a lot of them have to do with the louisiana purchase. >> the justice department is taking this seriously. today the attorney general appointed a special counsel to investigate biden's handling of the documents. i'm not saying biden is getting worried, but he just texted rudy giuliani, so you go, wow, that's not good. that's not good. >> all right. republicans get the special counsel they have bee...

The ethanol industry has billed itself as a green alternative to oil and gas, but new research finds biofuel refineries are releasing toxic chemicals in farm communities across the nation.

Gov. Mike Parson on June 5 appointed a fourth person to serve on the six-member Missouri Ethics Commission, providing the board with a quorum for the first time since March.