Sorry, but Donny is right here. There's no worthy excuse for lashing out like that Joe. Additionally, I understand the argument Joe was trying to make because I lived that world in a Florida university. However, Donny makes a good point here that shouldn't be shouted down: sometimes people are just jerks.

@suryavajra

7 жыл бұрын

What was it like? Did you experience what he described?

@michaelpalmere7257

7 жыл бұрын

suryavajra Let me be clear here. I am by no means a conservative but in government classes, I saw conservative students slowling disengaging over time because their input was consistently met with criticism. The sad part is that in a university setting, being able to articulate yourself, both verbally and in writing, is of prime value. When conservative students feel like they aren't going to be heard, they disengage. The flip side here is that prestigious, quality universities should challenge you in a public setting. If you spout out nonsense, don't expect it to go without criticism, sometimes constructive and sometimes not.

@suryavajra

7 жыл бұрын

Sure....it's a tough position to be in. I mean I went to colleges in California and Indiana. I mean I experienced something just a bit different, a lot of my government classes had such little to do with partisan politics and political positions in American politics, that I'd see liberal and conservative students totally frustrated and stymied, because their passion burned bright and they thought they were going to totally wail away in these classes, and what they found were courses that expected you to read nuanced positions and peer reviewed journals that catered to none of it.

@darrylmiller9643

7 жыл бұрын

Michael Palmere , That is understandable, but the point of universities is for ideas to be challenged. Not with rhetoric, but with facts and reason. They speak about the last 70 years, well let's look at what has happened in the last 70 years. we are headed back to the 50's. I'm that time span women's rights, minority rights, and all forms of civil rights were being challenged by 'conservative thinkers' who had the previous centuries in a headlock. What we have seen in universities is the children of the newly vocal minorities, disenfranchised, and underrepresented representing their voices more robustly. Context is extremely important. Let's not pretend that Reagan was a Herald for freedom of speech or truth, but he us widely upheld as a standard bearer for conservative thought. This is why conservatives have been net with such passionate opposition. They for a long period of time been on the suppression side of free movement amongst the people.

@TheJonnyzeus

7 жыл бұрын

Michael Palmere ...I totally agree!

What does Joe want? We should reward students for being wrong?

@lancethrustworthy

7 жыл бұрын

Joe wants to be President or King. He's got to be the luckiest con man ever.

@joeywalsh3003

7 жыл бұрын

DynaCatlovesme if you aren't liberal you're wrong 😂😂 That's why you guys lost

@henryalbrecht2930

7 жыл бұрын

DynaCatlovesme Liberals = facts. Conservatives = opinions

@deadid5561

7 жыл бұрын

Henry Albrecht both sides = "give us money and we'll represent you"

@juliastain1677

7 жыл бұрын

No, he wants us to be more liberal, tolerant to different views and opinions and not shut down anyone who doesn't agree with mainstream views.

Joe got shoved in 1 too many lockers as a child.

@brigidann23

7 жыл бұрын

Tristyn Russelo Not nearly enough

Stephen Miller, as a Senior Policy Advidor to the President, reflects poor judgement on the part of a "so called leader." To say that there was "nothing wrong" with the orignal travel ban and blame its disposition on a "flawed judicial ruling" disqualifies Miller from serving in this position. Be a leader Mr. President!

@julianc6551

7 жыл бұрын

Stephen Miller is reflection of Mr.Trump himself otherwise he wouldn't be on that position stroking Trump's ego.

@realtalk7685

7 жыл бұрын

The "flawed judges" comment is what stood out to me. He didn't say that the courts ruled against us so we're going to revise the law, he said that it was "erroneous." That guy is feeling empowered and he's out of control.

@leonpse

7 жыл бұрын

He's obviously trying to have SNL do a skit about him. Or, is auditioning for SNL.

@lbroderick783

7 жыл бұрын

JulianC. That is exactly what I was going to say, too. Stephen Miller is just a reflection of what Donald Trump believes and that is really scary! For whatever reason Trump just doesn't come across as scary as Stephen Miller, but I don't believe Trump's thoughts are any different than his.

@leonpse

7 жыл бұрын

L Broderick There were Jews who supported Hitler, not far fetched. It's like Evangelicals for Trump, maybe.

Joe, as a liberal that went to college in Texas. You're not the only one who's ideas are constantly questioned by those around them. Get over it.

@jemeeladams1676

7 жыл бұрын

Sean Kenny very true

@Rayemode

7 жыл бұрын

Simply saying get over it doesn't really fix anything. Maybe having a more tolerating debate climate will bring ideas to light where it can be discussed academically. Fact of the matter is that the current way of doing things on campuses today isn't evidentially working out.

@blksbth1

7 жыл бұрын

+Sean Kenny Being questioned isn't nearly the same thing as being shunned. In fact, as a conservative, I have no problem pushing liberals to back up their claims with actual facts and evidence. They seem to go weak in the knees when that becomes the case. I'm not saying that's you but I am saying that pushing someone to clarify and/or defend their position isn't nearly the same thing as being written off and completely dismissed simply because of political alignment, no matter how fine-crafted the argument or fact-anchored the point. Which was Joe's point, yet I'm seeing a lot of people on this page have missed that completely. Quite the bubble you've all crafted for yourselves!

Donnie was right. Yelling at people was un-called for. Joe was a jerk. Donnie should not come on Joe's show anymore.

@lbroderick783

7 жыл бұрын

You're right, but I would miss seeing Donnie on the show and then we would have to listen to Joe talk even more! Donnie along with Mika take a lot of abuse from Joe at times when they are trying to get their views across.

@renbro2027

7 жыл бұрын

I like the show when Joe is on holidays or out of town. You can actually hear what people have to say with out him bullying or talking silly nonsense for a minute over everyone else who is making a point.

umm theres a huge gap in scargoroughs argument. ann coulter and stephen millers positions are just flat out wrong morally. its not conservative to say you want to "whiten" america by restricting immigration from brown countries or you want to ban one religion from the country. that just makes you a flat out racist, and you deserve to be marginalized if thats your "political" views

@chrismilton2695

4 жыл бұрын

Brendon Bosy I'm not conservative but, to you: great job distancing yourself from their hateful retoric, but unfortunately I strongly believe that you are a minority because the large majority of conservatives are being dragged by this "new breed" and because of fear or straight-up agreement, they refuse to do what you have done. YOU... my fellow American are the exception to the rule. You are one of the only reasons I won't use the word "every".

Joe, if someone disagrees with you, they might be right.

@PaperMario64

7 жыл бұрын

Lane Sterenberg exactly. Instead of doubling down, how about a bit of introspection.

@Rolfrad

7 жыл бұрын

And - the people disagreeing with Joe might also be wrong. Don't you agree?

@H1Caliber

7 жыл бұрын

Give an example of something.

@williambowen5813

7 жыл бұрын

Here is an example of a comment

The problem with this thesis relating to Miller... He was like this in high school too. He has always been a little sh*t

joe lost me in hearing what he had to say after his treatment of Donny. Reminds me why i always take breaks from this show. Then to disrespect him more afterwards.... back on a msn break. This is not journalism it's a bully, yet again. Joe has a right to feel what he feels, he lived it but to be so dramatic to the point of disrespect he needs to be reminded that he and others were not dragged behind cars, beaten, had to drink at different fountains, called racial slurs and so on. dial it down a notch white boy.

@ichill8476

7 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with your point - I noted earlier to someone that funniest part of that whole segment was the fact that Joe was doing exactly what he accused the other side of doing. After literally "shunning" Donnie his next sentence "unless you don't march in lock step(w/liberals) you are "shunned"

@ichill8476

7 жыл бұрын

To their credit they know how to control the narrative. When they lose they tell the winners they have to be fair and when they win they say bow down and kiss the ring. Joe is upset that he wasn't able to preach about tax cuts changing the world in his biology class lol

@jbmazhar2000

7 жыл бұрын

LOL word

Stephen Miller is Trump's Mini-Me.

@tysnaith2043

7 жыл бұрын

Mini-Me!! That is the best description for him Apurva!

@lancethrustworthy

7 жыл бұрын

Actually, no. Miller actually thinks and does his (twisted) homework. Tramp can't spell 'homework' without help.

@RaymondHng

7 жыл бұрын

Miller is Joseph Goebbels (without the wife and 6 kids).

@rosestone5091

7 жыл бұрын

RaymondHng Wow, that's just what I thought!

@qinby1182

7 жыл бұрын

He actually looks like him I SAY HE SHOULD PRODUCE HE*S BIRTH CERTIFICATE.... He might be one of those "Boys from Brazil"

Ugh, whatever point Joe was trying to make fell on deaf ears as his delivery was way too aggressive. Save that anger for the real tragedies of the world!

@blksbth1

7 жыл бұрын

+mmaemae Maybe if you actually heard him out (which yes, means dealing with a loud and angry voice, lest that sort of behavior trigger you into your favorite safe space) you'd realize that he is talking about a real tragedy of the world...the clamping down on the exchange of ideas in exactly the environment that was intended for. If you can't recognize that as a terrifying concept, or even be able to witness a heated discussion without it 'falling on deaf ears" because it's not being conducted in a manner you are comfortable with, that's almost just as terrifying.

@Milton_Friedmanite

4 жыл бұрын

The anger should have it fall on more ears rather than less. This is serious issue, especially in colleges.

Miller is just repulsive....This guy was that way even in high school so you can't blame college..

Kicked around and treated like garbage just for who you are? Like minorities? I hate conversations like this. So indulgent

Well, that was pretty disgusting. Next time just get the measuring tapes out, would be a lot faster.

Joe, I've been watching you even before your morning show. But your rude behavior has diminished my respect for you. I used to really admire your objectivity. Your condescending shouting at Donny was just wrong. Then you compound it by "calling out" Donny, rather than take responsibility disrectful behavior. Stop being a jerk to your guest!

This is a horrible "thesis." You don't know what you are talking about, Joe. I went to college in Texas, and I can recall all of the professors who were/are Republicans/conservatives. My mentor in college is a Republican. No one got an "F" because of their ideological or political views. From my observation, my conservative classmates possessed a worldview shaped exclusively by conservative radio, social media, FoxNews, and their own upbringing. This worldview was not based on any of our college assignments on economics, science, or even the U.S. Constitution. In my graduate class, one student was shocked that the phase "state's sovereignty" was not in the 10th Amendment and had no idea that there are seven articles in the US Constitution. In essence, the conservative media outlets has provided a disservice to their consumers by not teaching about the basic fundamentals of their ideology. Secondly, the dearth of conservative professors in college campuses is not due to some sort of prejudice or conspiracy, but, rather due to self-selection by conservatives themselves. It's simple, potential candidates choose to pursue the more lucrative careers in the private sector than academia. Why be a professor when you can make more money with less effort in the private sector? An academia lifestyle is not for everyone. Lastly, Stephen Miller is reflecting the belief system expressed amongst "conservatives" in social media. This new breed of "conservatives" do not base their views on the US Constitution, but, seemingly, the elimination of liberalism itself.

Donnie was right to call out Joe's rudeness at 10:07.

@Rolfrad

7 жыл бұрын

Donnie was interrupting Joe, and Joe is the one who is rude???? How is that?

Joe, you were rude. Face it.

Stephen Miller's world view was developed by daily wedgies and girls ignoring him in High School.

@Rayemode

7 жыл бұрын

Allegedly, right?

What does it tell you that a great majority of educated, experts in every field dont agree with right?

The parallels between Stephen Miller and Joe Scarborough in this clip cannot be forsaken.

Stephen Joseph Goebbels.

@jemeeladams1676

7 жыл бұрын

SuperPunch76 they really are

As a moderate left leaning individual, I support Joe's point. I'm in high school, and I see it now. I'm from Montana. I grew up with conservatism, which has its pros/cons just like liberalism. Campuses (college/high school) need to follow under their own values, and need to encompass other values other than their own.

I teach at a university: southern, state university, in fact. I'm very liberal, but I do NOT insist my students take my side. They disagree with me, they say so, and I don't shut them down. They don't get booed in class. I'm tired of this narrative. It is totally exaggerated.

this was a truly great segment, lots of opinions and passion. great

Last year I started attending Indiana University full time as my enlistment in the Air Force was over. I consider myself moderate overall - fiscally conservative, socially liberal - and expected to walk into the culture Joe describes. However, my experience has been very different. The students are extremely courteous towards me and other students who have conservative leaning opinions on issues. My professors promote an open exchange of ideas and play devil's advocate if we all think along the same lines on a subject. I've never heard the term "safe-zone" on campus and I'm still not sure what it means. I could come up with a list of problems that I think need fixing, but the etiquette of the students is not one of them. I'm not saying Joe is wrong, I just wanted to share my experience.

I went to college (class of 2008), and maybe because I never took any political courses (?) but I NEVER experienced ANY liberal or conservative views of professors, acknowledged much less anything else. But I majored in Physics.

How open minded can you be to intolerance until you are enabling the intolerance

Joe is one of the most insecure people I've ever seen on television. Whether it's always have to make sure there's a jab a Democrats anytime he criticisms Republicans or these temper tantrums on the rare occasions where people actually call him out for being rude you can tell he's incredibly sensitive.

Intolerant liberals vs conservative bigots. Pick one.

@AhmedBalfaqih

7 жыл бұрын

lego creator sadly, but it shouldn't be.

@suryavajra

7 жыл бұрын

oh it isn't, lego? There is a spectrum of political thought left, right and center that is completely dominated by two cookie cutter positions in American politics until now...

@WordsofHarmony

7 жыл бұрын

Ahmed Balfaqih how open minded can you be until you enable intolerance? There are more conservative bigots than intolerant liberals. Liberal ideals and social progression are stronger currents with the growing numbers of Americans

@spanish2781

7 жыл бұрын

Being a conservative isn't directly correlated with bigotry and being a liberal doesn't directly make you an intolerant. I can identify as a conservative because I believe in a smaller role of government and less business regulation but at the same time share progressive ideals such as marriage equality, racial equality, and legalization of marijuana and decriminalization of certain narcotics. The issue is with the extremists on both sides of the political spectrum. The intolerants. The idealists. The reality is that America needs both parties because both offer great ideas to move our country into the right direction. The intolerance needs to stop on both sides.

@AhmedBalfaqih

7 жыл бұрын

Wordsof Harmony I was merely summarizing what Joe was implicating. I somewhat agree with you however.

Will guy rolling his eyes around 12:00 is great.

The real pickle is being the modern day centrist, who finds bits and pieces of what each side is selling laudable - at the very least bits and pieces of their motives - but never the whole ideology. That is the real lonely island of modern times.

the grand mac is awesome and makes life worth living

steve bannon + kellyanne conway = stephen miller

@abdulhasibtamim6905

7 жыл бұрын

what crux help to reach such deranged conclusion? :/

Sonny: How's Paulie? Clemenza: Oh, Paulie... won't see him no more.

Stephen Miller reminds me SO much of Roy Cohen.

I had no time to engage in politicking at law school. Those students who did so on campus invariably flunked or came away with a less than stellar final grade

Stephen Miller is really Cobra Commander.

Joe is such a precious snowflake. Those bad liberals should've cared for his opinion and they should've been politically correct in handling such fragile flowers as Joe and Miller.

Joe has a good point but it's hard to take him seriously when he's screaming and turning red.

"you don't have to come on" . . . grow up Joe.

This was sooo uncomfortable to watch. They took an interesting topic and made it anecdotal and personal instead of didactic.

Just stopping by to get my controlled thought for the day. Thank you.

It's now impossible to tell the difference between real government and SNL.

Why is Joe forever talking over Mika when she tries to keep the show on point?

He's Central Casting alright. He fits the Roy Cohn role perfectly.

Stephen Miller is the Millennial generation's Brad Schlozman -- although he's certainly gotten more attention than Brad ever did, even in senate hearings. (And Brad, if you're reading this, I'm sorry, but you made that mess for yourself.)

Joe Scarborough’s anger doesn’t address the reason why the faculty at even southern colleges in republican areas tend to be liberal, and the reason is that college is supposed foster rational thinking and there is not much in the conservative thought that can be defended rationally.

Well, that escalated quickly. I mean, that really got out of hand fast...

Joe's right about tendencies of schools and faculties in the liberal arts (law, political sciences, economics..) being camped in certain ideologies, hence the expression "schools of thought". This tendency however is not limited to academic institutions though. The practice of top decision makers surrounding themselves with like minded people is rampant in all areas of society and unfortunately impoverishes the quality of the debates that ultimately leads to division and poor outcomes. Universities and colleges MUST make a conscious effort to train their teachers in the art of discourse.

Joe and Donny sound like they are about to go 'Goodfellas' on each other like Tommy and Billy at the bar. LOL!

my opinion this is i love watching morning joe... watching leftist and rightist debate healthy... this was what society needs... meeting in middle... we are yet to have this in the UK

I thought this segment was supposed to be primarily about stephen miller, not freakin Joe ramblin on and on about how his college professors have him where he is today. Mika you need your own show, period. This show is so much more enjoyable when either Mika or Mark Halprin or Willie Geist are leading the way.

Miller has aged well, he was an arena rock star in the 1980's, why doesn't this get mentioned?

That's exactly the same psychology behind young Adolph Schicklgruber and his failures as an artist and how that led to his resentment and turn towards fascism.

Jesus Christ. Another Morning Joe video I can't finish because of Joe.

guess what Joe, as a Democrat, i was treated the same way by my Republican friends during the Bush era.

It's so ironic hearing Joe talk about his experiences with liberal professors in conservative counties while I'm here having had several conservative teachers in liberal counties. While I understand Joe's argument and agree with it in part, I feel like this isn't a phenomenon particular to liberal teachers-conservative students dynamic. Anger and aggression feed polarization basically everywhere, I feel. Also, while a teacher's job should be in part one of a diplomat, if a student comes into class sharing ideology that demean their fellow classmates then they should face social sanctions. If someone's arguing why marriage equality or affirmative action are bunk, they shouldn't be shocked when their LGBTQ peers or peers of color ostracize them.

Joe if you read this I like Donny he is really good on the show

Stephan Miller is quite stone-faced because he's the love-child of Dr Spock and has never been in a Star Trek movie. Thank you.

This is my favorite station to watch because of their seemingly non-biased opinion. Today Joe made me completely second guess that. He acted incredibly unprofessional

I love this show !!!

if you don't meet ONE conservative TEACHER AND EDUCATOR then that should tell you something about yourself..

Oh Great Stephen, we feel so humble in the light of you wisdom! How dare those 3 so-called judges dare, with their years of study of law and experience in giving judgements, think that they could criticize your infallible instincts! Perhaps when you have finished this little job, you and your boss Mr. Bannon, would bless us with a re-written constitution!

I really wish they would stop talking over Mika.

Can an American help me understand specifically what what conservatives do to court university students? Cause please correct me if I'm wrong, but young people nowadays are usually more socially left leaning (thanks to the internet among other things) right? And from an outside point of view, if neither party does anything to help students economically is it then strange that socially left leaning students grow up to be socially left leaning teachers? Help.

I am the same age as Scarborough. We went to college while Reagan was President. I have no idea what he is talking about. Also the students didn't ridicule other students over politics or anything else. That is so far from the reality I experienced I can't even imagine it. If that was his experience he either went to some unusual schools or he needs to take a more honest look in the mirror.

Who snuck the cocaine in Joe's coffee? The Donnie vs. Joe alpha male showdown--priceless. Change the name of the show to "Morning Double Expresso with a shot of Yayo."

enjoy the give and take on your show,,,, we all have our inherent biases. It is the currency of mutual respect which fosters civil discourse.

where was the violin playing in the background for Joes rant?

Do what W F Buckley did - write and book and start your own magazine.

That, conservatives, is an example of "triggering."

Could you plaese think about the CPAC video showing the think-tank (or tank-thinker) Stephen Bannon and his talking and acting in close relationship to Alexander Dugin.

@robertsurcouf6472

7 жыл бұрын

Just a sniple of a leading intellectual newspaper in Germany printed the following: Bannon und Dugin verbindet mehr als nur die fanatische Liebe zum Nationalismus und der libidinöse Hass auf Linke, Liberale und globalists. Beide verstehen sich als Epochendenker, beide fühlen sich dazu berufen, eine neue Ära einzuleiten, ein Zeitalter ohne liberale Schwächlinge, Autoritätsverächter, Atheisten, Posthumanisten, "LGBT-Maniacs" und Davoser Eliten. Schuld an allem, auch am gottlos verwilderten Kapitalismus (Bannon: " a system of fat cats"), sei die Säkularisierung, der Teufel der Moderne. Die Wall Street, wer möchte das bestreiten, "betrachtet alles Menschliche nur noch als Rohstoff und verwandelt alles in ein Wertpapier". Das klingt nach Dugin, stammt aber von Bannon. Die Helden der Gegenaufklärung wissen bereits, wie diese Zukunft auszusehen hat. Bannon, der nebenher noch die christliche Entscheidungsschlacht gegen den Islam gewinnen möchte, will zurück zum geschlossenen Nationalstaat und sucht, trotz aller Kritik an Putins "Kleptokratie", den Schulterschluss mit Moskau. Auch für Dugin ist der Ost-West-Konflikt beendet; er plant eine rechte Weltrevolution, bei der sich die Nationalisten aller Länder vereinigen, um Seite an Seite mit den USA "den liberalen Sumpf auszutrocknen": überall auf der Welt, bald auch in Deutschland. Apologies that you might have to translate this. But we are worried about the actual administration, which is not republican nor conservative at all!! In empathy from Germany!!

Awesome segment! And yes, this was great tv. Disagreement and then the coming together at the end. Just great stuff

I went to college in Detroit, a predominantly liberal city, and never once had political ideals pushed or rebuffed in any class. My view came through accumulation of knowledge and the power of critical thought. I honestly don't know the political view of any of my professors. Yet, learning critical thought, the only conclusion I could come to was that the Republicans policies always made things worse and I was raised in a Republican house. Perhaps these conservatives who voiced their views didn't have the backing of a valid argument.

Well. That took a turn.

Guess life is hard at posh schools, the struggle is real.

Will either Micah or Joe comment on Micah's comment from either yesterday or the day before on how "telling people (Americans) what to think was NOT the White House's job but the media's"? I myself want to believe she misspoke and meant nothing nefarious by it, however, there has been quite a discussion about it on Twitter. Maybe they should come ahead of it.

Joe, your name is in the show's title. There's no point in barking at guests.

Joe, that was an epic rant.

Jesus Joe, chill out. Schools hard for everyone in some way or another but as an adult you should be able to discuss it calmly and rationally.

Interesting discussion. I learned something about where Joe is coming from. The environment in law school that he experienced sounds like he felt marginalized, disrespected, punished. Lets call it what it is, he was bullied. Bullying can happen anywhere, even in law school. IT IS ALWAYS WRONG, DESTRUCTIVE, A MISUSE OF POWER. It cuts through all political affiliations because it is personal, emotional and abusive. It is no wonder that we have such a bitterly contentious style of discourse at every level in this country. I wish that this level of honesty was more prevalent in the realm of public discussion. It would allow all of us to loosen our defensive death grip on our own opinions and actually LISTEN to the other person and see the validity of their point of view. Going forward, how about this as a standard question, "What personal experiences have you had in your lifetime that supports this point of view?"

I think it's absolutely stunning that everything joe said was ignored by everyone and "mocked and sneered at" using Donny as an excuse. But ultimately what he's saying is literally validates itself saying he's a mean conservative for having a strong opinion about everyone on colleges telling conservatives to shut up. The irony is fantastic.

I went to the same college he went to for undergrad. I majored in journalism and minored in women’s studies so I’m clearly liberal but I had a wide spectrum of professors with varying political views. I have lived in the south my whole life and up until going to college I felt like I had to keep my thoughts on politics to myself like it’s a dirty little secret because chances are I’m going to be called a wide variety of horrible things. That’s why, regardless of my thoughts on this president and his supporters, I don’t call them names. I would love to be able to have an actual conversation with them and talk about the issues so all parties can see each other’s sides but now things are so divided that there is no true debate without trump supporters calling democrats communists or democrats calling trump supporters a wide variety of things. However, my consideration towards his supporters doesn’t extend to him. I have plenty of issues with his policies or lack there of but I have even more issue with him being a wanna be dictator. A large portion of his supporters were/are people who felt like the system that’s been in place for decades has done nothing to benefit them and they wanted a change. A smaller portion, who I consider his “true base” supports him because he’s a xenophobic, misogynistic, racist, homophobic bigot who can’t denounce neo-Nazis and will separate families at our borders from people seeking asylum. One of the highlights, for me, of going to college was being around like minded people who made me feel like it was okay to not keep my feelings to myself. I befriended a lot of conservatives too and that enabled me to see things from their perspective. We lost that capability 5 years ago when Trump announced his run for presidency. So to sum it up, southern colleges aren’t ate up with liberals. They merely bring together the few that reside in the south and introduce them to all types of people, including some from out of state or from another country who maybe came from places where they didn’t have to remain silent.

hey guys JOE is no hypocrite...... he is saying his own point of view to which we dnt have to agree ..... #RESPECT

Miller is living his dream. Reminds me of the American Psycho!!

Maybe there is a reason that "the best schools" are left of center...

I agree with what Andrew Sullivan wrote - let's face it, even if the points that the conservatives put out is wrong, flawed or "evil", those on the other side of the spectrum, the liberals, should politely and respectfully disagree and discuss why so. Insulting the other side, regardless of whose side you're on, is only counterproductive. It immediately shuts off the receptivity of both sides to listen to each other and work out a consensus. I don't believe that all conservatives are selfish or racists/sexists, just like how I'm sure that there are some liberals who are kind of people whom you'd wish you never had to meet. There are so many accounts out there of liberals and conservatives just wanting the best for their country (regardless of what the political parties are doing), they simply differ on how to do so. That being said, I felt that Joe's lashing out at Donny was both rude and really uncalled for. Where's the professionalism? Like Donny said, all Joe had to say was, "Excuse me/I'm sorry, let me finish my point first", and I'm sure Donny would let him. Joe just displayed the exact kind of behavior that he was criticizing and felt so passionate about. And right now, he has basically legitimized that behavior. Okay, he experienced that kind of crap back in his college days, but if he does the same thing, then what makes him better than the people who inflicted that on him? I gotta say though, I disagree with Joe on Ann Coulter. I strongly believe that in most cases, she's just "stirring the pot" because...well, she finds it really funny and it gives her attention. A lot of what she says is seriously absurd, and sometimes jingoistic.

People are entitled to their opinions. However, there are consequences for those beliefs whether they are positive or negative. Joe should not have lashed out like he did.

I would say being duct taped to the flag pole in high school formed millers thoughts When he speaks you can almost see the swazstika pop out on his forehead

Its not indoctrination if its true. That's called education Joe Scarborough. I understand Joe's point, its part of the reason why conservative and religious schools exist because they can dictate their curriculum to reflect their world views, rather than reality. Wherein these school severely limit or gloss over subjects like MLK and push Intelligent Design as being an equal and legitimate alternative. Not to mention homeschooling and how a large majority of homeschooling families are religious and/or conservative. I believe in charter schools and private schools in theory. But in practice, it seems like a breeding ground for those who wish to run away from reality and push their own agenda based in ideology. Facts aren't liberal or conservative, they just are. And it just so happens to be that religion and conservatism are often on the wrong side of many issues. That is not to say that conservatives and religious people should immediately be dismissed or antagonized but facts will be facts, either choose to accept them or be pushed aside by our increasingly globalized and interconnected world.

Mika, "I am a Tiny Dictatorrrr, I am in Charrrrge..." I LOVE her! And, YOU GO JOE!!!!

This presidency needs to get its act together.....It would be nice to see all people speaking for the white house say the same things??? I think it would make for a better front at least...though I am sure the reporters are having a great time with these folks being this way.

Miller is less human than Bishop from Aliens...

Mika omg 😂 i love this lady

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AllieHeart But she doesn't talk more than 5% of the time that Joe does. She's window dressing.

I agree with and respect the view that conservatism (intelligent, well-thought-out conservatism, such as articulated by William F. Buckley and others like him) is not adequately represented or respected in our institutions of higher learning in this country. But I was put off by Scarborough's overly angry tirade, which was clearly (to me) a manifestation of some long-festering grudges from is college and law school days. At times Joe can be a little full of himself.

"We need to bring this country together" --joe sc. You're setting a great example Joe, yelling and screaming at your colleagues will be good for ratings.

This was an interesting segment. I only caught the end of it live. I was reading something that called Joe a RINO (Republican in Name Only), but he makes enough republican points to at least make me believe he could be one. Article made sense. For Trump's base, they like Miller's tone of anger and strength, but it's kinda scary to outsiders I will admit. That fight with Donny was cool TV as well. But I have people that lose their cool like that. They're obviously good friends, and Joe is the host and has a right to talk over anyone he wants.

He should go to Wyoming, as he wanted to, in 'Dog Day Afternoon'! -And stay there.