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‘Morning Joe’ reacts to Nancy Pelosi’s plans to retire: ‘A truly historic figure’

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has announced that she will not seek reelection next year, capping off a career in Washington that spanned almost four decades.

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‘Morning Joe’ Scoffs at Trump Calling Nancy Pelosi an ‘Evil Woman’ After Retirement: ‘Always Goes Low’ | Video

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Donald Trump calls Nancy Pelosi an ‘evil woman’ in reaction to retirement

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Nancy Pelosi announces retirement after historic career in Congress

Nancy Pelosi ended months of speculation about her political future, announcing she would not seek reelection to Congress.

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Trump calls Pelosi 'Evil Woman' following her retirement announcement

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The Democrats’ Legislative Mastermind Nancy Pelosi Announces Retirement

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Nancy Pelosi, Only Woman To Serve As Speaker, Sets Exit Date From Congress

Her tenure included two stretches as speaker and a defining role shepherding party priorities through crises from the financial collapse to the pandemic.

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Democratic giant, trailblazer and Trump foe Nancy Pelosi to retire

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Nancy Pelosi announces retirement at 85

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Trump, 79, Lashes Out After ‘Morning Joe’ Hurt His Feelings

President Donald Trump spent part of his Tuesday morning stewing over MSNBC’s Morning Joe after he was mocked on air. The president, 79, revived a long-running feud with hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski,

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‘Morning Joe’ Shockingly Agrees With Marjorie Taylor Greene: Government Shutdown ‘Isn’t Good’ for Trumpers | Video

While “Morning Joe” discussed the ongoing government shutdown on Tuesday, the Joe Scarborough-led panel found itself in surprising agreement with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) about her party’s refusal to meet with their Democratic ...

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'Morning Joe' Warns of 'Significant Economic Consequences' If Supreme Court Rules Against Trump's Tariffs: 'A Big Mess' | Video

The hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" spotlighted a potentially pivotal Wednesday Supreme Court hearing that could have "significant economic consequences." The hearing saw the court's justices question U.