Boehner pushed back against reporters who asked whether Republicans would demand cuts to offset tornado aid, likely delaying the relief funds. Read More
Mika and Joe at daybreak in Moore, Okla., an eye-witness account

When we saw what had happened in Moore, we knew we had to take Morning Joe to Oklahoma, but nothing could have prepared us for the destruction we'd see once there. Read More
Rep. Tom Cole: Moore is my home
“It’s a town full of really hardworking, really good people. They know about these things, they take warnings seriously,” Congressman Cole said. “People did everything right here, but if you’re in front of an F-4, an F-5, there is no good thing to do if you’re above ground.” Read More
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Morning Headlines: Tragedy in Oklahoma
At least 51 killed, including 20 children, as a tornado tears through Oklahoma. Read More
McConnell uses IRS scandal to woo Tea Party
Kentucky’s Sen. Mitch McConnell has seized on the IRS scandal as he heads into a 2014 reelection bid, a move that may help him shore up support on the right. Read More
Gov. Christie criticized for ad that promotes tourism in N.J.
The Republican governor and his family say New Jersey is "stronger than the storm," but critics have accused him of using federal taxpayer dollars to boost his political image. Read More
Sen. Hagan: Service women live in debilitating fear of sexual assault
“Women actually have told me they’d limit the intake of fluid in the late afternoon, early evening, so they don’t have to use the latrine late at night in the middle of the night, because they’re worried about sexual assault,” North Carolina’s Sen. Kay Hagan said on Monday's Morning Joe. Read More
Video: Sen. Snowe from outside the Capitol looking in
The long-time senator from Maine engaged in Congress' fight outside the institution because she didn't think there was a way to alter the political equation from the inside, she said during an Afternoon Mo Joe web-exclusive interview. Read More
Donny Deutsch: I ‘would love’ to run for mayor of New York
Exceptional candidates for political office won't run for election because the media exploit their lives before their names are even on a ballot, said the chairman of Deutsch, Inc. on Thursday during an Afternoon Mo Joe roundtable discussion. Read More
Watch: ‘I’m concerned about the culture of the IRS,’ says Rep. Buchanan
House Ways and Means Committee member, GOP Congressman Vern Buchanan of Florida, discusses his concerns with the IRS' scrutiny of Tea Party groups. Read More
Must-Read Op-Eds for Friday, May 17
Peggy Noonan on why what's happening in Washington is no "ordinary scandal," and Michael Hirsh's "Five Myths About Benghazi" in Friday's must-read opinion pages. Read More
Woodward and Bernstein agree: IRS scandal isn’t Watergate…yet
Legendary investigative reporter Bob Woodward says the IRS profiling scandal isn't the next Watergate—but Benghazi might be. Read More
Watch: What to expect from IRS hearings
From the high ground to the rushed condemnations, expect tough questions to take center stage in the House Ways and Means Committee hearing. Read More
Morning Headlines: Friday, May 17
The Morning Joe headlines for Friday, May 17. Read More
Washington’s top women lobbyists trail male counterparts by $600K
Women may be moving up the corporate ladder, but new data from Bloomberg shows that the glass ceiling of compensation is hard to break - even at the country's top trade groups. Read More
VIDEO: Holder scolds Issa for ‘shameful’ comment
Attorney General Eric Holder lashed out at Republican Congressman Darrell Issa during a heated hearing on the Hill. Read More
Boston bombing suspect left note in the boat
The surviving Boston bombing suspect wrote a note inside the hull of the boat in which he hid, describing the bombings as retaliation for the actions of the United States against Muslims. Read More
RNC jumps on Obama’s bad week in fundraising video
A new RNC video paints President Obama as a hypocrite who has failed to bring transparency to Washington. Read More
Bush’s Attorney General: You can investigate leaks without subpoenaing reporters
Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said he investigated a very serious government leak while serving under Bush, but chose not to subpoena the involved reporters. Read More
An excerpt from Dan Brown’s “Inferno”
An excerpt from Dan Brown's new novel "Inferno" Read More
An excerpt from Jimmy Connors’ “The Outsider”
An excerpt from Jimmy Connors' "The Outsider" Read More
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, May 15
The Morning Joe headlines for Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Read More







