Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe. It is Wednesday, September 6. We've got a lot

to get to this morning. The longest prison sentence yet for someone involved in the

capital attack goes to a man who wasn't even there that day. We'll have expert legal

analysis on that punishment, as well as the latest developments in Fulton County, the

election interference case there in Georgia. Plus, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell

addresses concerns about his health following two unsettling incidents where he froze

up in front of reporters. And Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie is now calling

out fellow GOP challenger Ron DeSantis as the Florida governor is slipping in the polls.

We'll have his comments for you straight ahead along with Joe, Willie, and me. We have the

host of way too early White House Bureau chief at Politico, Jonathan Lamir, White House

editor for Politico, Sam Stein, and former U.S. Attorney and senior FBI official Chuck

Rosenberg. Willie? Oh, sorry, Joe. Yeah, let's get to baseball first. Lamir, you didn't

stay up to see that atrocity last night. Did you? Of course. No, I made the wise decision

to go to bed. The socks had tied it when I called a day and I woke up this morning early,

checked the score, and threw my phone across the room. A tough tough loss for the socks

problem. Yeah. Yeah, tough loss. Sam, what about you? I did watch it. The socks were

atrocious. They left bases low to no outs, didn't score run one inning, and then of course

the bullpen imploded again. I will just say the trap, the field, is an atrocity. Baseball

should not be played there. No, there should not be a cap walk in a baseball stadium that potentially

interferes with baseballs. This is ridiculous. It's time to move the franchise from Tampa.

Okay, there you go. Well, our demo. I just should have gone to waste.

Today, Willie. Wow. Got a sore. Hey, Willie, let me ask you a question. Before we get to this

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