One of the rare moments that I watch Mornining Joe and there is more hysteria there with

[mfcorey1]

the show's host and panel than with the American public. Damn!

[uponit7771]

1. Comparing what's going on with a movie was not the smartest thing the Bushie could've done...

... that was not helpful

[mfcorey1]

2. Who is she? She thought she had made some major point. Ignorance abounds!

[Mike Daniels]

4. She was involved with the McCain campaign and had the misfortune

of being one of Palin's handlers. To her credit she admits Palin was a nightmare unlike a good number of party leaders who still treat Palin as a creditable asset to the GOP

[Mike Daniels]

3. Wallace is generally reasonable as far as today's GOP is concerned

But she definitely didn't have a good day between her Outbreak meltdown and setting herself up to have her tuckus handed to her twice by Steve Ratner re: the Bush admin's handling of Katrina.

[mfcorey1]

6. yes, he did. I loved it!

[CTyankee]

12. I loved when Ratner brought up Katrina. Nicolle pushed back, but then Ratner grinned and

said "Heckuva job, Brownie!"

Something in the coffee this morning on that show...

[JHB]

13. The administration that looked to Jack Bauer for how to interrogate?

[wheniwasincongress]

5. You should hear it when Joe is there

Nicole Wallace kept saying it's like a Hollywood movie. So dumb. Dr Emily Senay told Nicole "if hysteria is what you want, stick to Netflix"

[mfcorey1]

7. Boooom!

[Cha]

9. I do stick to netflix and guess what?.. No hysteria!

[MFM008]

8. got quite a chuckle

when she said Republicans were going to take up to 9 Senate seats.

[Cha]

10. They have to say that.. and mitt will win Ohio.

[CTyankee]

11. My fave: "Open your legs, Mika."

That was Thomas Roberts trying to connect a little fan under the table to the power strip. It was right, ahem, under Mika's chair. The rest of the panel started chortling. It was really funny. Hopefully, they'll have that moment up on their website. A little excitement on morning TV...