Morning Joe Declares War On Poor People
February 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelJoe Scarborough and guests complain about toothpaste being locked up because of crime and hope that New York City Mayor Eric Adams can ‘fit it.’ The Majority Report crew discuss how Scarborough and his guests want the government to subsidize stores for not hiring enough people. The crew also talks about how shoplifting buyers were higher in 2019 than they are now.
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Sam Seder: Mentioned the other day that the difference between Joe Scarborough and Tucker Carlson is probably best summed up by the words five years in terms of the difference in age six years and maybe to be fair Tucker may be in line to be bequeathed hundreds of millions of dollars where joe just has tens of millions of dollars from his job.
Emma Vigeland: and I'd say Tucker Carlson's haircut's like five percent preppier
SS: Yeah there you go here is a- there's a report that everybody's talking about uh ten steaks were stolen from a Trader's Joe in New York City
Matt Lech: Like stakes in the company?
SS: No no no snakes you actually eat
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