.JoeNBC on Sen. McConnell: 'Moscow Mitch has killed every single bill that the intel community has said will protect America.'
The Morning Joe panel discusses Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's legacy in light of his inaction on gun control legislation and Russian election interference. "Moscow Mitch has killed every single bill that the intel community has said will protect America," Joe Scarborough says.
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