Noam is not letting up on this. In fact, not only is she willing to shoot her dog and goat, now she wants to shoot other dogs too.

South Dakota Governor Christie Noam is not backing down, defending her decision to shoot her own dog

now implying President Joe Biden's dog commander which no longer lives in the White House

after several biting incidents should be put down.

She reportedly writes that the first thing she would do if she got to the White House

is make sure Joe Biden's dog was nowhere on the grounds.

Commander, say hello to cricket.

Oh, dear lord! say hello to cricket. Dear Lord, this woman has a taste for dog blood.

It's like she thought all dogs go to heaven was a personal challenge.

Good morning and welcome to morning Joe.

She can't seem to kick it.

She tries to blame it on us, but she wrote it, Willie.

It is Tuesday, May 7th. We have a lot to get to this morning

We're gonna go through yesterday's key moments in Donald Trump's criminal trial including the judge's warning about potential jail time for the former president.

Also ahead, Georgia's former lieutenant governor, a lifelong Republican says,

he will vote for President Biden.

We'll read from his op-ed calling on other Republicans to do the same.

And we'll get the latest from Capitol Hill on the threat to Mike Johnson's

speakership. Along with Joe, Willie, and me, we have columnist and associate editor for the Washington Post, David Ignatius.

He's out today with his new thriller entitled Phantom Orbit and the host of Way Too Early White House Bureau Chief at

Politico. Jonathan le Mayor in his book, The Big Lie, Election Chaos, Political

Opportunism, and the state of American politics after 2020

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