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have dinner with me. that was the end of the conversation. he didn't blink an eye, guys. >> that is what you call focused. paul finebaum, pablo torre, thank you, both, so much. can't wait to be talking to you guys early next week after we get through the first round of the nfl playoffs. >> there we go. >> mika, we're done. >> oh, no, that's fine. >> you were struggling through that. >> i was wondering about niek nick saban and what he was going to do. this is a huge story. >> i went to the rose bowl. >> yeah. >> i did not see -- usually, football, it is not a game to see live. it's a tv sport to see all the actions up close. i didn't realize until we got back, because jack and joey and i were watching the game, didn't realize until i got back, you said that nick saban was strangely passive on the sidelines. he just wasn't reacting. you and your daughter, who is a
joe and mika, maybe we'll have a race heading to south carolina. polls do suggest that's trouble for haley, too. >> donald trump promised this week bedlam if he is convicted in the federal cases, promising political violence. normal americans don't want that either. we don't want violence in our streets. one note, joe, kudos to jonathan lemire for getting through the emotions here with that excellent analysis, choking back tears, because adam schefter just reported that bill belichick, after 24 years and six super bowl titles with the new england patriots, is out in new england. the era is over. >> wow. >> jonathan lemire. >> six super bowl titles, nine appearances. two plus decades of dominance. the greatest run any nfl coach had with any franchise. the quarterback next to him there deserves equal credit. this was coming. you know, i think a lot of patriots fans -- some were ready for this. it seems like, though belichick a good coach, the gm part of the job seemed to pass him by.
new hampshire. we keep hearing her talk about, you don't want the chaos of donald trump. if you are an older voter, chaos is scary for everybody. >> right. >> but it is particularly scary, i think, when you're older and feeling more frail and feeling more fragile about the world anyway, to have that kind of level of chaos. perhaps you're a little wiser. >> yeah. >> you pair that with what we heard, mika, talking to chris coons the other day. >> yeah. >> there are economic numbers that are starting to look good for the biden campaign. i mean, even considering inflation, raises are rising enough that people are better off in this country. i know the frustration in the white house that people don't feel that yet. give that six months, and the white house is certainly hoping that you compare the two things with -- >> should we ask someone who is frail and fragile about old voter sentiment, mark? >> cheap shot. >> what a transition. >> younger than i am. >> let me redirect that and just say that we also understand that when you say the stock market is higher than it has ever been,
we'll watch this as it unfolds live here on "the story" in the coming minutes. first lady joe biden says that what house republicans are doing to hunter is "cruel." watch this from this morning. >> how have you been coping personally with the onslaught of accusations against your husband and your family and hunter as the contempt hearings, obsessing over here, showing pictures of him during vulnerable moments with his battle of addiction, on the floor of the house? this would crush any family. >> mika, i think what they're doing to hunter is cruel. i'm really proud of how hunter has rebuilt his life after addiction. i love my son. it's hurt my grandchildren. that's what i'm so concerned about. that it's affecting their lives
we expect hunter biden to plead not guilty to the charges and the argument is going to be essentially this, yes, he has acknowledged his wrong doing. he has paid back the taxes that were owed but that this is part of an overzealous prosecution. the federal prosecutor, david weiss who has faced political pressure from republicans and is bringing charges that would not otherwise be brought if his last name were not hunter biden. during this proceeding, we will hear the charges be read, they will ask hunter for his plea, and there may be motions and discussion about a potential trial date. this will return back to the court of public opinion. the former president in a courthouse, and now the president's son about to appear before a judge in l.a. >> the first lady was asked about this the other day by mika here on msnbc, and she talks about it in a very personal way. how is the white house feeling, and how is the first lady feeling? >> reporter: obviously it's so striking the difference in what
resumed his duties friday evening and is recovering well. joining us now, national security and military correspondent courtney kube. what more do we know? there are a lot of questions here about disclosure, and also who was in charge? >> yeah, i mean, the details as we learn, every detail about this incident is more of a head-scratching scenario. so as you said, secretary austen, he was admitted to the hospital on monday, new year's day. a week ago today. we now know that he had some sort of an elective medical procedure about a week earlier, on december 22nd. i required an overnight stay at the hospital at walter reid. he was released on the 23rd. on new year's day, he started having severe pains and was taken to the hospital where he has now been a week, mika. while he was there, he was put into the icu. now, fast forward to last
u.s. secretary of state ant blinken arrived in qatar as a diplomatic blitz designed to tamp down rising tensions in the middle east. he arrived in qatar after meetings with foreign leaders in turkey, greece, and jordan. before he returns stateside, blinken will visit israel, the west bank, and other key areas and nations involved in the diplomatic process. joining us from doha is chief international correspondent keir simmons. what are we learning? it seems the secretary of state has a huge job in front of him. >> reporter: that's an understatement, mika. he is currently in the uae and saudi arabia. he gets to israel tonight for really the most important part of his trip and the most difficult part of his trip. with the bloodshed in gaza just escalating, sicker and sicker scenes, as described by the
how ludicrous it is to deny white supremacy. the one who killed these nine people at bible study, including the pastor who i knew, the reverend, the shooter said himself, i'm a white supremacist. this wasn't put on him. joe and mika, you did this show from in front of the church days after that. i was there with you. i spoke at two of the funerals. the whole country gripped with the fact that white supremacy was alive and well. for the president to go and underscore that today, i think, is very important. it gives us reason to be concerned about those that try to mainstream that into the american political contest of the year. >> joining us now from south carolina is the chairman of the democratic national committee,
he caught himself. joe and mika, we have been talking for months now about the need to draw these contrasts, to lay out the stakes for the american people. we have seen an accelerated version of that from president biden. we saw it on friday at valley forge. we'll hear from him again today in charleston, south carolina, at the site of that racist mass shooting. he is making clear for the american people what we would be getting if donald trump wins again. >> i mean, if you look at the danger this country is facing, joe, like elise stefanik is less shocking. i'm thinking about republican members of the senate, maybe those who haven't really spoken out but you know they don't believe in the things donald trump is saying. definitely republicans in the house. republican party leaders. republican candidates. why won't you stand up? i mean, are you so devoid of any values? do you so want to destroy your party? do you want to distort the meaning of the constitution? do you have any core values?
century, that's fine. >> adrienne elrod tells us to watch out for the razorbacks next year. >> we'll be talking about the razorbacks this time last year in the national championship game. i'm confident. >> there we go. >> thank you. >> another razorback cake. you can catch more of pablo through his podcast, "pablo torre finds out." espn's pablo torre, thank you for being on. >> thank you, mika, and sorry. still ahead -- it's okay -- still ahead on "morning joe," we'll get a live report from the middle east ahead of another visit from antony blinken. despite two hot wars happening right now, neither one is our next guest's top risk of 2024. ian bremmerrazorbacks, actually >> no. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. much more. take your