Mike Barnicle on TV

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump sets off alarm bells in the political world with recent NATO comments that America would only intervene if those allied countries had “fulfilled their obligations to us.” His foreign policy approach counters the mutual defense stated in NATO, which was invoked after 9-11. Veteran columnist and Morning Joe panelist Mike Barnicle weighs in on the recent remark by opining that “Trump is focusing on the political level” as compared to the strategic level, which resonates with voters. Hear more of the conversation here.
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Mike Barnicle on Donald Trump's comments regarding NATO

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With a recent poll in Michigan showing Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton leading her Republican challenger Donald Trump by 42% to 39%, Morning Joe’s veteran columnist and contributor Mike Barnicle describes this presidential race as the “unpopularity contest” in which America is waiting “to see which of these two hugely unpopular candidates emerges with the presidency.” Follow along with the conversation here.
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Mike Barnicle describes this presidential race as the “unpopularity contest”

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In the aftermath of the assassination of three Baton Rouge police officers, Mike Barnicle and the Morning Joe panel talk about how this season’s political figures have responded to the recent spate of attacks on police, including Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s criticism of the current leadership. Barnicle disagrees, referencing President Barack Obama's recent speeches that call for unity in the wake of police shootings: “You should be glad he’s the President of the United States because he sets the right tone.” Listen in to the conversation here, only on MSNBC.
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Mike Barnicle on the Baton Rouge police assassinations

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On Morning Joe, veteran columnist and contributor Mike Barnicle and the panel discuss Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s “untraditional” campaign and candidacy. “It’s all him, all the time,” says Barnicle. But the panel gives credit where it is due: Trump's message is clearly resonating with a large portion of the population, as he has made enormous strides in his bid for the White House. Hear the rest of the discussion here.
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Mike Barnicle on all Trump, all the time

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After a series of deadly terror attacks worldwide, veteran columnist Mike Barnicle and the Morning Joe panel discuss the impact to the U.S. and the 2016 presidential race. "These pictures that America is watching from coast-to-coast today. These pictures erase logic," Barnicle says of the international attacks. "So when a candidate for the presidency of the United States says we need to declare war, it resonates out there." Hear the rest of the conversation only on MSNBC.
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Mike Barnicle on Donald Trump's Declaration of War

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Robert Costa from The Washington Post joins veteran columnist Mike Barnicle on MSNBC’s Morning Joe to talk about what message Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is sending with his selection of Indiana Governor Mike Pence as his Vice Presidential running mate. Asks Barnicle: At a basic level does the selection of Pence not signal to the Republican party that "Donald Trump is sort of normal?" Watch the conversation here. On MSNBC.
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Mike Barnicle on Donald Trump choosing Mike Pence as his VP running mate

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Morning Joe's Mike Barnicle and the show's panel of experts discuss safety concerns in the United States and worldwide following the recent terrorist attacks. What are we OK doing and what should we avoid? How can we reduce the odds of another terrorist attack stateside? Hear what former FBI Executive Asst. Director Shawn Henry had to say here.
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Mike Barnicle on safety concerns in the United States

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On Morning Joe, veteran columnist and contributor Mike Barnicle talks with Don Borelli, former FBI Special Agent in Charge in the New York Joint Terrorism Task Force, about the attack in Nice, France, where 84 people were killed by a truck driver who plowed into a crowded celebration. Asks Barnicle: "Is this attack related to ISIS or inspired by ISIS? And what can law enforcement do about the lack of human intelligence inside cells like ISIS." Hear Borelli's answer here. On MSNBC.
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Mike Barnicle on the terror attack in Nice, France

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Following a series of deadly attacks worldwide, MSNBC contributor and veteran columnist Mike Barnicle speaks with Michael Leiter, former director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center, about what can be done to crack the incubators for terrorist activity and combat terrorism globally. "Why can they succeed and we cannot combat their success," asks Barnicle on Morning Joe. Listen in on the conversation about what world leaders are doing to combat and prepare for possible future attacks.
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Mike Barnicle speaks with Michael Leiter about global terrorism

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On MSNBC’s Morning Joe this morning, panelists commented on the "extraordinary" role race has played during the Democratic primaries and throughout the 2016 presidential campaign. Veteran columnist Mike Barnicle points out: “One of the great absences in the national conversation—if you can call it that...is that volatile combination of the mix of race and class. You cannot separate them.” It’s an issue, he says, that cannot be ignored, yet "we continue to ignore it.” Watch the conversation here.
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Mike Barnicle on that volatile combination of the mix of race and class

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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s vanishing lead over Republican challenger Donald J. Trump was a topic of discussion on Morning Joe, where the new McClatchy/Marist poll was cited, showing Clinton at 42 percent over Trump’s 39 percent. “You cannot underestimate the fact that two weeks ago the director of the FBI basically told the American people, (Hillary Clinton has) been lying to you for two years. It just reinforced so many negatives that she had coming into this race. You look at those numbers, you hear the anecdotal evidence. I am convinced that a Joe Biden or a John Kerry (running for president) would have been 70-30," said veteran columnist and Morning Joe panelist Mike Barnicle. Only on MSNBC.
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Mike Barnicle on Hillary Clinton’s vanishing lead over Donald Trump

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Today's Morning Joe conversation revolved around Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s selection for Vice President, slated to be officially announced Friday although Trump's campaign by Thursday afternoon indicated his selection would be Indiana Governor Pence. Said veteran columnist and Morning Joe panelist Mike Barnicle: “It will come down to, can the person who is selected succeed Donald Trump if anything were to happen? If Trump agitates Congress to the point where they decide to impeach him, can the vice president succeed the president?” While the media focuses on Trump’s choice, Barnicle points out that, “The Democratic selection for Vice President, though, is kind of even more interesting because of the presence of former President Bill Clinton in the White House.” Watch the conversation here.
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Mike Barnicle on Donald Trump's selection for Vice President

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Charlie Rose talks with veteran columnist Mike Barnicle about the impact of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's selection of Indiana Governor Mike Pence as his Vice Presidential running mate. in discussing the potential reasoning and ramifications behind the choice of Pence, Barnicle says: Pence is "off-brand from Trump" and "pretty boring." See the rest of the conversation on Charlie Rose.
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Mike Barnicle says: Pence is "off-brand from Trump" and "pretty boring."

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On MSNBC's Morning Joe, panelists discussed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s challenge to overcome her Republican challenger Donald Trump’s marketing advantage as the “change candidate.” “Voters are seeking change; they also want something different,” notes veteran columnist Mike Barnicle. “Trump is standing on a stage with people on both sides of the aisle—people running in the democratic primary, in the republican primary—he’s the only one who’s different.”
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Mike Barnicle: “Voters are seeking change; they also want something different.”

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During the ongoing Morning Joe conversation about the memorial service for the five fallen officers in Dallas, veteran columnist Mike Barnicle zeroed in on President Obama's statement that we "ask too much of police officers and too little of ourselves." And putting the memorial service and the words said into context, Barnicle summarized: "Both presidents yesterday on that stage made the current election process and both candidates running for president seem small."
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President Obama: "we ask too much of police officers and too little of ourselves."

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MSNBC's Morning Joe opened with excerpts of President Barack Obama's speech in Dallas at the memorial for the five fallen officers, and the panel agreeing that both his speech, that of President George W. Bush, and Mike Barnicle's column for The Daily Beast conveyed the right messages for the right time. They "made me cry… for everything that is lost in the rancor of 2016," said panelist Nicolle Wallace. Added Barnicle: "Yesterday both presidents ..needed and did their jobs of lowering the temperature in this country and focusing on what is truly, truly the most important thing: Defining who we are." Listen in on the conversation here.
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Mike Barnicle on President Barack Obama's speech in Dallas

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Referencing the violence that has plagued the country recently, veteran columnist and MSNBC contributor Mike Barnicle puts the situation in perspective, saying that although it's not as dire as it was in 1968, "there is no one who can lower the collective flame in this country and speak to these ills.” Hear the rest of the Morning Joe discussion and the implications for the present leadership in America.
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Mike Barnicle on the violence that has plagued the country recently

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Following a rally held by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump during which he channeled Republicans' of the past, calling himself "the law and order candidate," Mike Barnicle and the panelists on MSNBC’s Morning Joe discuss Trump's rhetoric and stance following the recent racial and political strife in the country. Barnicle questions Trump's deep understanding of the social and cultural issues at hand when he refers to himself as "the law and order candidate" because he "didn't address the complexes of the issue," says Mike.
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Mike Barnicle on Trump, "the law and order candidate"

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On MSNBC’s Morning Joe, veteran columnist Mike Barnicle speaks with Ret. Lt. General Michael T. Flynn about his political ideologies and his new book, “The Field of Fight.” Barnicle asks: “How do we combat an ideology today with all sorts of freelance operatives around the world?” Hear the response from Lt. Flynn, a potential running mate to Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump, and his belief that "a new 21st century alliance" must be created to combat global terrorism.
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Mike Barnicle with Ret. Lt. General Michael T. Flynn on his political ideologies

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On Morning Joe, MSNBC's Mike Barnicle and Mark Halperin discuss recent polls taken show that the GOP is less united behind Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump now than in May. With 51% of Republicans going on record saying that they prefer a different nominee, Barnicle brings up the concept of the polarization of Trump in terms of his public representation. Throughout the campaign and in his speeches, Trump has been known to do one of two things: stand behind the podium and read the teleprompter or go “off the rails.” Hear what ramifications are possible with such division within the Republican Party.
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