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Summary
Morning Joe analyzes President Trump’s record-low approval ratings, attributing them to unpopular trade wars with Canada, the Iran conflict, and perceived corruption. The panel discusses Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s defiant stance and the political risks for Republicans in the upcoming midterms. Additionally, the show covers proposed changes to the 2030 Census, new sanctions on Iran, and features an interview with Bon Appétit’s editor-in-chief about the year’s best new restaurants.
Topics discussed
Intro: Energy Transfer, AdoptUSKids, and Mark Carney's defiant tone
Trump's record-low approval ratings across swing states
Analysis: Unpopular policies and self-inflicted political wounds
Peggy Noonan on Trump's boredom and unprecedented corruption
The normalization of deviance and global perception of US corruption
Global leader approval trends and risks to midterm election integrity
Commercials: Ozempic, Monday.com, and AdoptUSKids
US-Canada trade war escalates with 50% tariffs and Carney's response
Political fallout: Susan Collins, WSJ editorial, and Carney's global standing
Morning Papers: Nevada fire, AZ vaccination rates, GA 3-year degrees
Commercials: SimpliSafe, Monday.com, and AdoptUSKids
Jillian Tett: Trump admin changes to 2030 Census data and privacy
David French: Personalizing the state and authoritarian tendencies
Bon Appetit's Best New Restaurants: Philly, Birmingham, and culinary trends
Outro: Iran sanctions update and show sign-off
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