Morning Joe

President Trump said last week that he wanted to see much of the country return to normal by Easter, yet on Sunday announced he's extending his administration's guidelines on social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak until April 30.

As the U.S. overtakes China as the country with the most cases in the world of the coronavirus, New York City hospitals are overwhelmed with coronavirus cases.

Officials at the World Health Organization have now said America could become the epicenter of the pandemic in the near future. Joe Scarborough explains why the president needs to act now.

As the coronavirus infection rates in the U.S. continue to rise according to the latest figures, the president is signaling his weariness with closing the economy and is considering reopening the economy. The panel discusses.

The 500 million respirator masks Trump said the federal government ordered could take up to 18 months to be delivered, according to reporting. The panel discusses the critical shortage of supplies for health care workers.

Joe Biden won decisive victories in Florida, Illinois and Arizona on Tuesday as he marched closer to the Democratic presidential nomination amid coronavirus mayhem. The panel discusses Biden's win and the latest in the spread of the coronavirus.

There was a noted shift in tone Monday in the White House's messaging on the severity of the coronavirus. The Morning Joe panel discusses the president's remarks.

As public health officials and the CDC are telling Americans that stricter measures are necessary to push back against the coronavirus, the WH and some GOP members are causing confusion and seemingly downplaying the severity. The panel discusses.

The Morning Joe panel discusses the latest details the latest developments in the coronavirus, the lack of available testing and the immediate need for coronavirus testing in the United States.

From the president's Wednesday address on the coronavirus, restrictions on European travel, the NBA's suspension of the season and colleges canceling in-person classes, Mika Brzezinski runs through the latest developments.