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move roger to clubhouse? it's a lot of reasons we could discuss later. >>> let's move on. more than a hundred corporate ceos, attorneys and experts came together this weekend to discuss next steps in fighting bills that restrict voting. it comes in response to georgia's controversial election law. and legislation like it making its way through statehouses across the country. ideas discussed included pulling donations, public statements, and support for legislation on the national level. the meeting was first reported by "the wall street journal." a wide variety of industries were represented, from financial and pharmaceutical to travel and tech. our next guest is the person who organized the meeting, senior associate dean for leadership studies and professor of leadership practice at yale school of management, jeffrey a. sonnenfeld. and i just wonder, joe, if mr. sonnenfeld got the message from mitch mcconnell. that these guys need to just stay out of politics. >> ridiculous. jeffrey -- i'm going to talk to t

what's going on with jim rogers. and katty kay, many people don't realize, the mel kuiper jr. of the uk, so we'll be going to her with full draft analysis, right, katty? >> yeah. maybe later in the program when we're in break, we'll do that, right, willie? when no one's watching. >> we'll circle back you. let's begin with rudy giuliani's role in the trump administration's role in the ousting of an ambassador has landed him in the middle of a federal investigation. people familiar with the matter tell "the new york times" that investigators are looking into whether giuliani broke lobbying laws surrounding the firing of former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. fbi agents seized telephones and computers from giuliani's office in manhattan this week. according to sources, at least one of the warrants sought evidence related to yovanovitch and her role as ambassador. the warrant also reportedly sought giuliani's communications with ukrainian officials, who had butted heads with the former ambassador. according to the sources, that includes some of the same people who also w

who saw that coming, roger? one of the worst teams in the league against one of the best. >> it was like a march madness number one being mo mowed down. should we look at the carnage in the premiere league is back like a tag team hip hop duo in an insurance commercial. scoop, there it is. undefeated in 15 games against bottom feeders west brom. 22-year-old hershey, pennsylvania, america. first goal since december, an easter miracle. the game would change. what followed? as close as we may come to witnessing rome being stormed. what can only be called a fever dream. look at this man. that's the west brom manager. no one is more shocked than that man. what a loss for chelsea football club. >> i don't know where to go from there. let's go to liverpool. liverpool and united needing big wins. >> defending champion liverpool, fresh off $750 million of investment. in part from lebron james, now a co-owner. liverpool hoping to stave off a fall from grace, which can only be described at cuomo-esque. within four minutes,

also historian and chair of the rogers presidency at vanderbilt, roger meacham. on occasion, he unofficially advises joe biden. he also will call me up and tell me what netflix series to watch. we have those two things out of the way. we can start the business. claire mccaskill, as we talk about the new political era that we appear to be coming into, talking about, you know, fdr from '32 to '80 and moving past this reagan that we seem to be moving past, there are a lot of things that are passing under joe biden that are passing with 75% support that would not have had that much support ten years ago. guns, most of these gun issues, i suspect, will probably be 75, 80% supported by the american people. a new poll that was out a week ago shows that overwhelming support for background checks. background checks at gun shows. background checks at private sales. even military-style weapons, over 60% of americans support that. this gun debate, the shape of it appears to be moving even more, moving more in joe biden's direction. but will that make any difference to any re

rogers, as he said, a former celebrity "jeopardy!" champion, revealed on a podcast he watched, quote, hours and hours of the show to prepare for the hosting role and chose a more clean-shaven look to honor alex trebek. rogers also said he would be open to becoming the full-time host of the game show. that comes amid speculation he may retire from football. in the final "jeopardy!" portion of the show, a contestant asked a question many football fans have been wondering for a couple of months now. why the packers decided to kick a field goal from the 6 yard line rather than to let rodgers go for a touchdown in what was that loss to the tampa bay buccaneers. >> scott, did you come up with the correct response? who wanted to kick that field goal? that is a great question. should be correct, but unfortunately for this game, it's incorrect. you will always be all-time in my book, my friend. first show that's what you said at the end. thank you for that. >> joe, scott bringing the heat there to aaron rodgers, his first day on the job. >> no

. >> mike, roger wicker after meeting talked about how taxes couldn't be part of any deal. and i'm just wondering if that doesn't apply to every republican in the united states senate, despite the fact that raising corporate taxes there 21 to 25% or 28%, moving it back to the pre-trump numbers might be popular with a good number of americans. does the white house expect a single republican to vote for an infrastructure package that raises taxes on corporations at all? >> you're going to see the white house do everything they can to try to challenge republicans to come forward with a solution on their own. if you're not going to support raising taxes on those earning more than 400,000 a year, and especially if you're not willing to raise taxes on some of the very corporations and businesses that you're arging are playing into cancel culture and need some sort of punishment as well, then is there anything that you're willing to do to help the american people? and the president, when he was a candidate, very often talked about how he was certainly going to do everything he can

senator roger wicker of mississippi tweeted that coca-cola was "caving to the woke left" and republican senator marco rubio of florida posted a video calling the two companies "woke corporate hypocrites." >> so delta air lines are business partners with the chinese communist party'sthe same chinese communist party committing genocide against uighur muslims inside of china. so i look forward to a letter today from their ceo telling everyone that what the chinese communist party going with genocide is unacceptable. i look forward to that letter saying that genocide does not reflect the values of delta air lines. of course, they're not grog to send that letter, nor coca-cola or any other corporation proving to the world how woke they are because they are woke corporate hypocrites. that's what they are. woke corporate hypocrites, make billions of dollars in a country that doesn't even have elections. make billions from a company that has no respect for anything and they don't say a word about it. but in america prepared to boycott a state and condemn them publicly to show and prove how woke

his alleged harassment of a political opponent officials say greenberg, pictured here with gaetz and roger stone in 2017, misused his position as tax collector to create fake i.d.s for himself. that investigation led to a second superceding indictment, alleging that he used the florida motor vehicle database to obtain information on individuals with whom he was engaged in, quote, sugar daddy-type relationships so it is out of that investigation, officials tell nbc news, authorities developed a lead that led them to investigate whether gaetz was involved with sex trafficki kina underage girl. greenberg's attorney released a statement saying, quote, right now we're preparing for the upcoming trial date in june. joel maintains his innocence and has previously pleaded not guilty a lot to suss through there. let's bring in national correspondent at politico, betsy woodruff swann, and professor in law at georgetown university, paul butler. he is an msnbc legal analyst good morning to you both so, bets betsy, i understand yo talked to matt gaetz's father, a prominent political figure in the state

along with joe, willie and me, we have historian and rogers chair and the american presidency at vanderbilt university, jon meacham, who occasional unofficially advises joe biden and award winning story, historian and writer, keisha n. blaine, an associate professor of history at the university of pittsburgh. there is a lot we are covering this morning. the new round of strict sanctions that the u.s. levied on russia. the comments from the ceo of pfizer that the need for covid booster shots is looking more and more likely. today marks 100 days since the deadly capitol insurrection and we have new details on that glaring warning signs that were ignored by capitol police days before the riot broke out. we will have the very latest from minnesota where the former officer charged in the death of daunte wright made her first court appearance yesterday. and the defense rests in the murder trial of former officer derek chauvin. >>> yes, first we're following news of yet another mass shooting in america. eight people are dead and several others are injured after a gunman opened fire at a fedex ware