Best of Morning Joe

Best of Morning Joe

	'Taxi' explores abuse of power Sept. 29: Director Alex Gibney, whose newest documentary is "Taxi to the Dark Side," explores the Bush Administration's reckless abuse of power in the name of national security.
	Tales from the front lines of Iraq Sept. 17: The New York Times' Dexter Filkins, author of "The Forever War," talks to MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski about the years he spent reporting in Iraq.
	Experiencing life '30 Days' at a time July 3: Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock stops by "Morning Joe" to discuss his television show, "30 Days."
	Presidential fantasy rankings July 1: Alvin Stephen Felzenberg, author of “The Leaders We Deserved (And A Few We Didn’t)” talks to “Morning Joe” about his ranking of American presidents, and why Eisenhower and Reagan rank high.
	Iraq: A journalist's survival story June 25: Reporter Kimberly Dozier, critically injured by a car bomb while covering the war in Iraq, shares her riveting story and discusses the difficulties of reporting in Iraq on "Morning Joe."
	Nixon and the political divide June 24: "Nixonland" author Rick Perlstein weighs in on Richard Nixon's shadow presiding over the increasing division of American politics.
	'Piano Man' calls in June 11: Singer/songwriter Billy Joel surprises his good friend, music producer Phil Ramone, by calling in and recounting some of his favorite memories with the record making producer.
	Great sports moments caught on tape June 10: Legendary Sports Illustrated photojournalist Walter Iooss offers a sneak peak into his new book, "Athlete," highlighting a few of the greatest photographs of all time.
	Global business to battle HIV/AIDS June 9: Richard Holbrooke, Fmr. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and president and CEO of The Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS explains how companies can battle HIV/AIDS and says that the Bush administration's number one positive legacy over 8 years will be the president's emergency program on AIDS.
	Global business to battle HIV/AIDS June 9: Richard Holbrooke, Fmr. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and president and CEO of The Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS explains how companies can battle HIV/AIDS and says that the Bush administration's number one positive legacy over 8 years will be the president's emergency program on AIDS.
	Reid Buckley gives Morning Joe some tips June 5: Reid Buckley, brother of Republican revolutionary William F. Buckley, talks about his brother, and offers insight into how George Bush, John McCain, and even Joe Scarborough could be better performers.
	The man, the legacy, 40 years later June 5: Author Thurston Clarke reflects on Robert F. Kennedy's 1968 campaign and says that Kennedy was a man who knew himself and had physical and moral courage.
	Kenny Mayne shares predictions June 4: ESPN's Kenny Mayne talks about his new book, "An Incomplete and Inaccurate History of Sport," and makes a prediction for Saturday’s Belmont race.
	Obama breaking the glass ceiling May 20: Ted Sorensen and historian Doris Kearns Goodwin make parallels between JFK and Barack Obama, putting the current presidential campaign in a historical context.
	Who would Einstein vote for? May 12: Walter Isaacson, author of "Albert Einstein: His Life and Universe," takes Mika Brzezinski and Chris Matthews inside the mind of the genius who was able to combine intelligence and creativity.
	The Barber brothers share stories! May 7: NBC's Tiki Barber's twin brother, NFL player Ronde Barber, tells some stories about growing up with Tiki, and talks about why he didn't vote in the Florida primary.
	‘The journey of a generation’ April 30: Sheila Weller, author of "Girls Like Us," takes us inside the lives of some of the most accomplished female musicians: Carol King, Joni Mitchell, and Carly Simon.
	American workers going extinct April 23: Host of “Made in America” and “Cheers” alum John Ratzenberger sits down with MSNBC’s Willie Geist to talk about the importance of the blue collar American worker and explains why he is worried about the type of country we are going to hand over to our grandchildren.
	Did children build the Titanic? April 14: Jennifer Hooper McCarty and Tim Foecke, co-authors of "What Really Sank the Titanic," say that the combination of weak rivets, child workers and a rush to build the Titanic caused fatal lapses in oversight.
	America ‘becoming more extreme’ March 21: Pastor Tim Keller and Rev. Erik Kollbell talk religion and politics on this Good Friday.
	Manning, Strahan on Morning Joe Feb. 5: MSNBC's Joe Scarborough talks with New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning and defensive end Mark Strahan about their Super Bowl XLII victory over the New England Patriots.
	King and his lasting legacy April 4: NBC News’ Tom Brokaw talks about his documentary, "King," and the impact that Martin Luther King, Jr. had on race across the country and the world by the young age of 40.
	The speech that stopped Indianapolis from burning April 4: Professor Donald Boggs, producer and director of "A Ripple of Hope," retraces Robert Kennedy's remarkable speech announcing Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination to an Indianapolis crowd.
	Will young voters ever really care? Jan. 31: Time Magazine’s Richard Stengel sits down with the Morning Joe gang to discuss the role of technology on the youth vote, arguing that Obama is the catalyst and beneficiary behind the engagement of young voters in this election.
	Iowa loves Morning Joe and Mika Jan. 3: A crowd assembles at Java Joe’s in Des Moines, Iowa to welcome Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, and the many presidential candidates they welcomed on "Morning Joe."