Morning Joe

The veteran actor took part in an interview with "Morning Joe" and looked a little worse for wear in an appearance that has really resonated with those watching.

"When he pulls out of the cooperation of the nations of the world in creating a vaccine it hurts us," Schumer told 'Morning Joe'. "If another country comes up with that vaccine ahead of us, God bless them, but we would want to have the benefits of that."

"Our constitutional republic, literally, and the institutions in it, literally, are being challenged every single day by this would-be dictator," Joe Scarborough said.

Joe Scarborough blasts conservative Christians for standing by as president evoked Jesus' teachings while attacking rivals.

"It's an 11-year recovery," Joe Scarborough said.

Trump attacked 'The View' co-host for what he described as her getting "fatter," according to an upcoming book by two reporters for The Daily Beast.

Joe Scarborough said President Donald Trump's defense counsel looked "sad and mournful" as he presented the commander-in-chief's case.

"I can't imagine another president at any time having to select a team that would be associated with a pedophile," Joe Scarborough said.

Joe Scarborough's remarks came after Kim Jong Un asserted this week that North Korea "will never" denuclearize.

"During that sham trial, Pontius Pilate afforded more rights to Jesus than Democrats afforded this president in this process," Congressman Barry Loudermilk argued Wednesday.

"This is really a collision between order and rule of law," former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis said.

"We know Barr will do anything for Donald Trump," Joe Scarborough said, describing William Barr as the president's "hack."

The House is likely to impeach President Donald Trump but whether the GOP-controlled Senate will convict him is an open question.

"This is the most desperate defense," Joe Scarborough said.

During Tuesday's 'Morning Joe,' host Joe Scarborough mocked Donald Trump's claims that he had legal scholars read the transcripts of his Ukraine phone calls.

The former U.S. Attorney's comments came after Ambassador Gordon Sondland's explosive testimony to the House impeachment inquiry.

"It's lack of character among people on these committees. Just a lack of character," MSNBC host Joe Scarborough said.

Elise Jordan said Trump's allies don't care "what your service to your country has been," pointing out that "you can be literally wounded in battle" and they'll still suggest you're "a traitor."

'Morning Joe' host Joe Scarborough revealed his own weight of about 240 pounds as a point of comparison to Trump's weight.

"This is a ridiculous charge to level at somebody who works for Mike Pompeo and Mike Pence," Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post said.

"If it had been a Muslim that had shot two American kids, Washington would be shut down today. Remember San Bernardino? Remember? Washington got shut down," Scarborough said on his "Morning Joe" show.

"That's at least one promise that they fulfilled," quipped "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough on his MSNBC show.

Ex-Navy intelligence officer Malcom Nance's comments seemed to be well-received by 'Morning Joe' co-host Willie Geist.

"[Trump] has an enormous problem with women, suburban women particularly. He's entirely transactional; loyalty is a one-way street," Steve Schmidt said, suggesting that Haley's memoir, 'With All Due Respect,' was entirely motivated by her efforts to stay in the president's good graces.

"We have a situation where we see the national security of the United States ... compromised over the president's political interests," Steve Schmidt said.

"I just wonder how low these people are going to go. How much they're going to degrade themselves?" MSNBC's Joe Scarborough asked.

"You know the Republicans have a losing fight on their hands, because all they can do is talk about process," Joe Scarborough said.

Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski also said the chants were "un-American" and labeled calls for political opponents to be locked up "fascist" tactics.

Joe Scarborough says GOP senators prefer to "talk about policy" and not the president's attempts to "loot the federal treasury to make hundreds of thousands of dollars" at his resorts.

"The behavior that we're seeing from the president continues to worsen," Steve Schmidt warned.