Welcome to the program, everyone. It looks like there's a little bit of a dust-up, shall we call it, over at MSNBC. Now all of a sudden, the libs are all fighting amongst themselves. I guess that's how we want it, right? Why do you see all this? Check it up.

Well, just given what one sees on camera, if you're too drunk for Fox News, you're very, very drunk indeed.

So that that's a lot. That didn't go over well. Not with Mika and Joe anyway. And then that

caused the whole thing with that particular guest, who went totally rogue, getting really, really mad at them.

Twitter fights, articles, the whole thing, followed by what, a nine-minute spectacle on this morning show as they try to address the infighting in the liberal camp.

Meanwhile, also on MSNBC, I'll tell you what, James Carver doesn't know what the hell he's talking about.

The Bannon does not drive this. One person is driving this, I'll promise you, and is Tucker calls him.

Tucker's a friend of mine. And there's nothing that I see.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, not entirely true. He's trying to talk about the cabinet appointments.

Tucker has influence, believe me, but he's not the only one driving it. There's one person in

charge, one Donald J. Trump. We're going to poke a few holes in that little carval argument.

Plus, Bezos wants to be one of the cool kids now. Listen to this.

I'm very optimistic that President Trump is serious about this regulatory agenda, and I think he's going to, I think he has a good chance of succeeding.

Oh my gosh.

Imagine saying that at a New York Times conference.

We're going to run the whole clip for you.

And it's not perfect.

Believe me, it's not perfect.

I think Bezos is a bit delusional, shall we say.

But welcome to the program.

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