The U.S. lifted the travel ban on vaccinated tourists for more than 30 countries.

Of course, all the airports are going to be slammed.

Flight attendants were like, we're going to need more duct tape.

That's right. Travels are thrilled to be back.

It's the first time people ever cry, tears of joy at the side of LaGuardia.

That's right. New York City is expecting tens of thousands of tourists, and they're all going to walk in front of you.

All right, good morning, and welcome to Morning Joe. It is Tuesday, November 9th, and with us here in New York City.

We have the host of way too early in White House Bureau Chief at Politico, Jonathan Lemire.

Former aide to the George W. Bush White House and State Department's, the great Lees Jordan, joins us.

The president of the Council on Foreign Relations, Richard Haas, and Pulitzer Prize winning columnist and associate as of Washington posed.

Eugene Robinson is with us.

So Willie and I were talking.

I don't really remember.

He was asking me about when I won my bronze in Mexico City.

It was a long time.

I'm just glad you're here.

You had Bob Hayes.

You also had that remarkable. You ran in the door of 30 Rock today. I did run in it. Yep. So I don't really remember, you know? The game's changed a lot since 60. It's changed a lot. It's changed a lot. You know, I think when you guys now, like when you were training, it's more like machine than men than women.

Right.

You all, like the training regimen you went through.

In 68, we couldn't even dream of having that technology.

Your water stations every mile, unfiltered camel and then donut hole in the next one.

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