I've gone from not understanding the stock market to extra not understanding the stock market.

But experts are saying that the stock market is now in the world's first ever meme stock bubble.

Mem stock. Wow. Sounds like the worst music festival Of that time.

Luckily, none of this affects me, it doesn't because as you know, all my money is securely invested in Beanie Babies.

Well, the GameStop frenzy continues

with backlash this morning against Robin Hood

for redistricting amateur trading.

Good morning and welcome to morning, Joe, restricting.

It is Friday, January 29th.

With us, we have White House reporter for the Associated Press, Jonathan Lemire,

former chair of the Republican National Committee and an MSNBC political analyst, Michael Steele,

and former aide to the George Dully Bush White House and State Department's Elise Jordan.

She is an MSNBC political analyst as well.

So we'll get to the latest in GameStop, that story ahead.

Plus a full year into the fight against COVID and we're learning more troubling

details about the pandemic. A federal investigation found that U.S. officials who greeted

American evacuees from Wuhan did not have training in infectious disease control and were

even told not to wear masks.

That's according to the Washington Post.

And in New York, the state's attorney general is investigating why the Cuomo administration

failed to report 3,800 hospital deaths as being linked to nursing homes, an undercount of more than 40 percent.

We've got details on both of those stories coming up on Morning Joe.

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