Some local news, I saw that New York City's last remaining public payphone booth was just removed.

That headline again, New York City has removed its last public restroom.

All right. Good morning and welcome to morning, Joe. It is Tuesday, May 24th.

Voters in five states head to the polls in another big primary day today, the most

closely watched in Georgia, where the power of Donald Trump's endorsement of his big lie will be put

to the test, not only in the race for governor, but also for Secretary of State. We'll also go live to

Alabama, where Senate candidate Mo Brooks surged in the polls after Donald Trump pulled his endorsement of the Republican congressman.

Plus, the latest on the baby formula shortage.

Another shipment is expected to arrive tomorrow.

We'll tell you where is headed.

And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

will be our guest on set this morning, along with Joe, Willie and me. We have former aide to the George

W. Bush White House and State Department's Elise Jordan. She's an MSNBC political analyst. And the host of way

too early, Jonathan Lemire. He's White House bureau chief at Polit analyst. And the host of way too early, Jonathan Lemire.

He's White House Bureau Chief at Politico.

And the host, an executive producer of The Circus on Showtime.

MSNBC National Affairs analyst John Heilman.

Good to have you all on board this morning.

Let's dive right in.

Polls open in less than an hour in Georgia,

where one of the most

consequential primaries of the midterms is taking place. There are several state and congressional

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