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“Ed, in speaking of danger—danger politically or whatever level you're talking about—have you heard any repercussions about the fact that it seems that Bibi Netanyahu took Donald Trump by the hand and walked him right up to the window of war?” asks veteran columnist Mike Barnicle of Financial Times U.S. national editor Ed Luce who joins Morning Joe to discuss a new article about the United States and Israel being engaged in a major military conflict with Iran, following President Donald Trump explicitly denying that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu forced his hand. Listen to Luce’s response here.

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The window of war

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"Steve, Wall Street clearly does not like unpredictability or uncertainty. No one does. But on the global stage, there's no way of telling how long we will be actively involved on a daily basis in a war in Iran. What happens if this war lengthens out in terms of the United States' presence and participation in that war? What happens to those charts behind you right now?" asks veteran columnist Mike Barnicle of economic analyst Steve Rattner who joins Morning Joe to discuss the economic impact of the U.S. conflict with Iran. Listen to Rattner’s response here about the impact so far and the potential for oil prices, inflation, interest rates and the stock market.

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Economic impact of the war with Iran

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"Jake, does it bother you that so far in all of the explanations that the president has given in various phone calls to members of the media and off-the-cuff remarks at Medal of Honor ceremonies about the war, that there are three key questions that the military wonders about when it comes to fighting a war: When is the war going to start? Where are we going to fight it? And the big question that hasn't been answered by the president of the United States to the people of this country: Why are we there? Why? What is the objective? Does that bother you that there's been no outline of an objective here?” asks veteran columnist Mike Barnicle of former national security advisor Jake Sullivan who joins Morning Joe to discuss the Trump Administration’s mixed messaging on the country’s current war with Iran. Watch Sullivan’s response here.

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War on Iran: “No clear end game"

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Watch this Morning Joe conversation with Willie Geist, Jonathan Lemire and Mike Barnicle and New York Times investigative reporter Michael Schmidt about the details and fallout following multiple prestigious law firms having reached high-stakes settlements with the Trump Administration to rescind or preemptively avoid punitive executive orders. “Some of these law firms are global law firms, some of the most powerful law firms in the world…(and) they folded to the president of the United States….Any sense of the stain—the eternal stain—that's left on these firms?” asks Barnicle. Hear Schmidt’s assessment on MS NOW.

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Trump v. law firms

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"Senator Durbin, today Secretary Noem, Kristi Noem, is scheduled to appear before the Judiciary Committee. I'm wondering if you can ascertain or try and find out from her exactly how much money was spent to individual, potential recruits to ICE—$50,000 dollars, I’m told, was offered as bonuses to many of them. How much money in total was spent? What their training was? And why no one has cooperated with the Minneapolis Police Department in a homicide case?, asks veteran columnist Mike Barnicle of Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) during a Morning Joe conversation about Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, which marks Noem’s first congressional appearance since the shooting deaths of two protesters, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis. Hear what Durbin has to say on MS NOW.

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Noem testifies about ICE

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