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Debate stage, he missed the moment there and now we go through the long hot summer of these candidates trying to make it to the next debate. >> that's what happened last night. now let's dig into what it all means. let's bring in my first group of msnbc contributors, chief public affairs officer of moveon.org, susan del percio and the officer of the conservative joining me, my dear friend john allen. corrine, i want to play that exchange between elizabeth warren and john delaney really centered on this idea that those were the biggest, boldest ideas, are the ones who should rise up. >> i think...

Believe that democrats and the american voter have a right to know that. but there's no reason we can't be polite. >> y >> reporter: you heard her say there, stephanie, she intends to be polite. of course, that comes after joe biden's remarks that he does not intend to be as polite heading into a second debate. and look at the second stage. this is more than joe biden and kamala harris. you saw the candidates in the first debate be more chippy. you had kirsten hillenbrand and cory booker. the question is how does kamala harris fit in there and how does she put herself out as the more pragmatic...

To see this as i walk towards the evening of my life, it makes me want to work night and day for the rest of my life to try to make sure that we make the best of the situation. this is about the soul of our democracy. >> joining the conversation we have from "the washington post" and the d.c. white house reporter ashley parker here on set, karine jean-pierre, chief public affairs officer for moveon.org, former republican congressman and now proudly independent, david jolly, associated editor for real politics, amy stoddard and reverend al sharpton, host here

Previous broadcast. here we go again. good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is monday, july 29th. with us we have white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire. columnist and associate editor of "the washington post" david ignatius. senior adviser on moveon.org and an msnbc contributor, careen yaen pierre will be with us. and james fellows and nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent host of andrea mitchell reports, andrea mitchell. in a moment, we're going to get to the president's torrent of tweets against congressman elijah cummings. and the city of baltimore. in total, ...

Plus, a big day for great britain. the uk picks a new prime minister but what does it mean for brexit? and mr. mueller at the microphone. the former special counsel testifies tomorrow and the president is bracing for it. good morning. it's tuesday, july 23. we have mike barnicle, former economic analyst steve rattner, senior adviser at moveon.org, karine jean-pierre and eugene robinson is joining us as well. good to have you on board this morning. the white house and congressional leaders have reached a deal to raise the country's debt limit and dramatically raise spending levels. avoiding a...