Thank you.

Goods credit for this, Mr. President.

You or Trump?

Is that a joke?

No.

Oh.

Thank you.

All right.

President Biden yesterday, when asked whether he or Donald Trump should take the credit

for the Israel Hamas ceasefire deal, that reaction is, despite new reporting this morning,

that there was extraordinary cooperation

between the outgoing and incoming administrations. And could the deal be in trouble even before

it's implemented? NBC's Richard Engel is standing by in Tel Aviv with the very latest on that.

Plus, as Biden bid farewell to the nation, he delivered a dark warning to

Americans about the future. We'll plead those remarks and we will weigh how his legacy will be

defined after five decades in politics. Also ahead, confirmation hearings for Trump's cabinet

picks continue today on Capitol Hill.

We'll discuss who will be in the hot seat just hours from now and what happened yesterday.

And firefighters in California are still working to control the wildfires as winds begin to finally die down.

We'll go live to Altadena with the very latest on that. Good morning

and welcome to Morning Joe. It is Thursday, January 16th. Along with Joe, Willie, and me, we have

the co-host of our fourth hour, Jonathan Lemire. He is a contributing writer at the Atlantic

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