As the Trump administration slashes funding for medical research and higher education, Joe Scarborough says Republicans could learn from Apollo 13 commander Jim Lovell’s legacy — who passed away on Thursday at 97.
On #MorningJoe, he argued that Lovell’s life embodied an America that looked to the future “with open arms rather than clenched fists” — a vision he says is at risk unless Congress restores critical research and development funding.
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