http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taba_Summit

Interesting, Looks like obama was looking at this in 2001, so he probably already has some clue about what he's planning for the region!

I wouldn't mind putting my penis into Mika. Just saying.

Wow. Nice comeback from Joe.

Dr.: "You have such a stunningly superficial knowledge of what went on it's almost embarrassing to listen to you."

Joe: "Oh is it?"

Nice.

a new anchor that is stunningly superficial. surprise!!

Although Scarborough technically got pwned here, I'm frightened that he may come out on top nonetheless. I'm talking about the comment at approx. 2:00, where he says that he looks forward to Brzezinski educating him and the american people. I believe he is trying to categorize Brzezinski as an Ivy League elitist who talks down to people. I hope it doesn't work.

Joe is definitely someone I'd punch in the face if I ever saw him.

A bloodthirsty enabler of ignorance, violence and war.

Hee hee. "It's helpful to know something about it."

What a frickin' jerk.

>> ^Ornthoron:
Although Scarborough technically got pwned here, I'm frightened that he may come out on top nonetheless. I'm talking about the comment at approx. 2:00, where he says that he looks forward to Brzezinski educating him and the american people. I believe he is trying to categorize Brzezinski as an Ivy League elitist who talks down to people. I hope it doesn't work.


I'm hopeful that after 25 years people are starting to realize that when Republicans attack smart people for being smart, you shouldn't sympathize with the attacker.

Not that Brzezinski should be anyone's primary or sole trusted voice on foreign policy, but people who think Joe Scarborough is some sort of policy expert or "common man" really needs to be tarred and feathered.

Is there a reason he keeps calling him "chief"?

An answer to that question is given at the beginning of the complete segment

>> ^jrbedford:
Is there a reason he keeps calling him "chief"?