Texas has been hit by two winter storms and the whole state is covered in either snow or ice. Callers from Texas share what they're going through currently, plus a representative from Red Cross tells Joe on what's being done to help the people in Texas.
Charles Blow, columnist for the New York Times and commentator, discusses his new book "The Devil You Know: A Black Power Manifesto".
What are the consequences of the digital divide? Joe Madison discusses this timely issue after COVID exposed the lack of digital access to seniors in getting appointments to get vaccinated.
Cong. Donald Norcross helps working people on the bill pertaining to organizing and Kevin Cohee, CEO of One United Bank, talks on building generational wealth.
Is Trump responsible for the insurrection of the U.S. Capitol? Two callers from North Carolina debate this topic.
Cong. Hakeem Jeffries talks about the impeachment trial and NEA President Becky Pringle discusses on vaccinating teachers.
The Southern Strategy as a way to keep Trump-ism alive; remembering singer and Supreme member Mary Wilson.
In Utah, a school is letting their students use their "civil rights" to opt out of Black History Month. Dr. David Canton, who's a professor at the University of Florida, talks about this interesting topic.
Trump supporters call into the Madison show stating why they still support the former president, but when combated with facts, things start to get interesting.
Cong. Marjorie Taylor Greene has pluck nerves in Congress and especially the Republican Party, so what's next for both? Also, the CDC director says teachers won't be required to get a vaccine and Atty. Sherrilyn Ifill is a guest on the Madison show.
Not voting in elections has consequences. In this case, some of the people who participated in the insurrection of the U.S. Capitol last month did not vote in the presidential election last November.
Callers from West Virginia give Madison the low down on their experience with Sen. Joe Manchin, including his positions on issues such as the COVID relief bill.
Madison gives the rundown of all the soft targets after the Capitol insurrection and systemic racism .
Healthcare expert Anton Gunn talks about reopening enrollment for Obamacare starting next month and Stephen A. Smith discusses his new show, Stephen A's World.
A caller on the Madison show tries to prove that he is not whom the audience says he is and also extremists needed to be confronted.
Joe Madison brings two listeners onto the school bus as they discuss Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s sermons and the ways the Bible and the spiritual truth show up in our troubling times.
The Republican party is still at odds over Trump, and now the impeachment trial is set to be in February. This party's image may actually be on the line.
A bold agenda has been put out by Sen. Bernie Sanders; raising the federal minimum wage is back on the table for the Biden administration to address.
Joe Madison talks on a need for a truth and reconciliation commission for today's world, including the military, and also his push for the immediate passage of the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act.
What is the lesson that President Joe Biden must learn from Abraham Lincoln. Joe Madison will point out President Abraham Lincoln's costly mistake, and how President Biden must avoid doing the same thing.
Joe Madison asks what has the media learned in the Trump era and what they need to do better. And another Morning Joe made an appearance on the show: former Congressman and MSNBC TV host Joe Scarborough.
Listen to Joe Madison's exchange with a Trump supporter about the U.S. Capitol insurrection and the media covering Trump's farewell plan. He was joined after by D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine about whether he can charge the people involved in the insurrection with a felony or misdemeanor.
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