Take a look at overruling Roe v. Wade. Take a look at what the decision is today. Take a look at how it's ruled on a number of issues that have been precedent for 50, 60 years sometimes.

Across the board, the vast majority of the American people don't agree with that a lot of the decisions this court should make.

That's President Joe Biden yesterday on MSNBC reacting the Supreme Court over turning the use of affirmative action in college admissions and you know, willia, it was a fascinating interview.

I'm going to say that a little concerned, the New York Post, which of course, as you know, is morning Joe's newspaper record.

Also, when people always come up to me on the street and go, Joe, why is the New York Post?

You know, it's very simple. They've won more Pulitzer prizes collectively than all other newspapers.

You can look it up if you don't believe me. You can look that up and they want, so that's why. But anyway, they have on the, I don't look it up. They have on the cover online.

Like Joe Biden walking off set, right? And it's like he got lost and kind of like barnacle when we'll ask him a question he walks off in the middle of a question because he wants to get there.

He's just, he's president of the United States. He said, thank you. And I'm going to leave now. People do that to us all the time.

And they don't end up on the front page of the New York Post. I mean, I get it. He says God saved the queen. I mean, I'm a big sex pistols fans too. I probably not going to end though speech with that.

He confuses a rock and you crane. I get all of that stuff. But some of this stuff is just ridiculous.

President Biden talked to Nicole Wallace right in our studio at 30 rock and they had a cordial goodbye.

Nicole's reading the teased to get to the next segment and he walks by and apparently that's front page news down. But there is a theme.

He reads certain newspapers, including the newspaper of record for morning Joe, you watch certain TV programs about Joe Biden suggesting there's an age problem suggesting that he sort of daughters and wanders and he does misspeak.

And we talk about that all the time. But it's probably not the most important thing that happened yesterday. And I think we'll get into some of that.

So we'll turn the page even though the paper of record is our favorite.

Exactly. And I don't know if people know this, but Joe Biden was misspeaking in 1987. In fact, he had to leave the presidential campaign in 1987 because misspeaking. Well, that's just the thing he did.

And does anyway, let's bring in some other people who do not misspeak. They are professionals unlike me, former White House Director of Communications to President Obamacin, Paul Mary, also the president of the National Action Network and a host of MSNBC's Politics Nation.

Reverend Al Sharpton, BC News National Affairs Analysts John Hylman. And Pulitzer Prize winning columnists and associate editor for the Washington Post, Eugene Robinson.

We're going to be talking about affirmative action, landmark ruling yesterday, just a shocker for a lot of people. But first, John Hylman really quickly on politics.

Well, we're talking about Joe Biden and Biden getting knocked around David Brooks has a piece in the New York Times this morning. I thought it was absolutely fascinating on why President Biden isn't getting the credit he deserves.

And David writes this, the misery index is a crude but effective way to measure the health of the economy. You add up the inflation rate and the unemployment rate.

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