for tim and ken, i'm joe. so long from chicago.sports, home of the 2012 all-star game, nlcs and world series game. up next, it's the mlb studios right after this. it turned into a good game, didn't it? the red sox win it. good night from chicago! [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> it's the postgame show.g% we just got through watching the red sox and the cubs and the red sox led by david ortiz, evened up the series at one win a piece. >> saltalamacchia, his twelfth home run of the year. david ortiz is having an incredible season. i think we will see him in kansas city in a few weeks >> matt: perhaps. prance an all-star. i would be his eighth all-star appearance. baseball's greatest stars battle for home field advantage in the fall classic. the road to the world series against with

and i--and i was able to shake joe--joe sr.'s hand. c-span: you say in that book that you spent two hours in conversation with these folks for what reason? >> guest: to--well, i thought i was going to talk them into cooperating with the project. their pr guy who was handling my case told me when we went in--he said, 'this is the only bite of the apple you're going to get. you're not going to get these guys again. so ask your toughest questions now.' and i didn't believe him. i thought if i made my case that this was a good thing for them; i'm a former reporter for the wall street journal; i have no ax to grind, you know, i thought i could--i thought i could convince them to cooperate. and they looked at me like i was something stuck to the bottom of their shoe. i did all the talking in those two hours; they said very little. c-span: in the back of the book, you list a 150 to 160 people who you did interview. >> guest: mm-hmm. c-span: is that everybody you interviewed? >> guest: yeah. c-span: are there--you know, all the dialogue in her

"morning joe" starts right now. let's throw it away to joe scarborough.>>> there's been tremendous turmoil in our financial markets and wall street and it is -- it's -- people are frightened by these events. our economy, i think, still, the fundamentals of our economy are strong. >> the truth of the

if i'm wrong, i always correct myself, joe. >> as joe is prepped to move into his new cell, deputy warden joni brown offers some words of wisdom to amy. >> you can go by the book, you can alter the rules, you decide how you are going to do your job, but you darn better make sure you do it the same way every single time, especially with somebody like that, because he's not going to forget. >> he's expected to parole next month. so i think a lot of it might be anxiety of -- he's been doing time since the riot days. >> all right, fellas. stay out of trouble like [ bleep ] me. >> i saw some pictures, some young pictures of me when i first come in. i look like a puppy. i mean, i was so young. and then now i look at myself, the years just go slow. they seem slow. then you know, after a while, you're like, wow, they just went by. i wasted so much of it in here. i don't want to see myself an old, gray 50-year-old man, 60-year-old man sitting in here with nothing. you know, your family just dying off. sometimes i wonder what the future is for me. is this it? you know, i don't want that. i just wan

it doesn't stop for joe, you know, it goes. >> next, joe has it out with another staff member. >> [ bleep ]. >> now, joe -- >> [ bleep ]. >> plus, a fight breaks out in the level two dorm. >> i saw you on video. >> maybe it wasn't me. [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound? [ meows ] or if a tree falls on your car and no one's around to answer your call, do you make a sound? the answer is probably "yes" [ growling ] and "like a howler monkey." unless you're calling esurance. they have live humans on the phones to help 24/7. so you might make different sounds, like happy human sounds. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. support team usa and show our olympic spirit right in our own backyard. so we combined our citi thankyou points to make it happen. tom chipped in 10,000 points. karen kicked in 2

take joe. >> i'll take joe. >> okay. >> no doubt about it. >> but it is -- i don't think this means that mitt romney is curtains at all. what i think it means, however, is that there is -- as an onus on him as well as obama to start telling people what he would do, what he's all about. neither one can coast and both thought they could. obama thought all he had to do was say this guy is a bum and prove this guy is a bum and it wouldn't be an acceptable choice. that's not going to cut it. the romney people who thought they could let people vote against an 8.2 jobless rate. >> you have a great column about what the obama people should do. right now, andrea, 13 points, the pollster, one of the best in the business, no doubt about it. methodology all looks good. but 13 points just doesn't seem to be in line with what we've been hearing. that said, you look at the cross tabs, a lot of concerns for both sides. >> certainly when you look at -- >> especially romney. >> do you trust -- whom do you trust

because, joe says, there's still too much to be done.oe kapp grew up in the salinas valley. >> there are more homicides there in san jose. that's not right. it's not easy. it's not easy for anybody. >> reporter: even though he's earned the right to take it easy, he says he keeps going because he hasn't figured out the answer to one simple question -- if not me, then who. >> somebody says, well, if you just reach one, well, that's not a good enough percentage for me. >> if you'd like to share joe's story or any of our bay area proud stories, go to bayar bayareaproud.com. or follow me on facebook and share these stories. i'm sure you've had plenty of joe kapp moments in your career. >> he's so colorful. it sounds like you spent the afternoon with him. just the way he inspires, not only athletes, but people in the community is memorable. >> thanks. >>> june gloom today. >> jeff warned us there might be rain in our forecast. let's send it out to jeff. he joins us with, it looks like a bunch of cotton candy at the alameda county fair in pleas

there is joe and michael and myself.re really book authors. >> co-author. >> how sad does it make you feel does it make you feel really sad? >> i'm upset of this book has overshadowed the bathroom reader called 50 shades of brown. [ laughter ] >> there was a different place to go with that. >> it was a funny joke. >> and you call it a romance novel. the bondage room, is call the red room of pain. that sounds romantic. that is written on there too. [ laughter ] >> doesn't need notes. to talk on a talk show and you are still funny. [ laughter ] >> some have notes and they aren't funny. [ laughter ] >> do you have any franchise ideas? >> i have a lot of franchise ideas, one is called 50 shades of brown. >> bathroom reader, 50 shades of brown. >> i get it now, [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> nicky, you are woman, i assume you read? >> i haven't read it yet. i watch porn, by porn chris of john meyer. >> that porn. >> and you were to act out the scene while you are reading it, why? >> thank you for literary and read. i was thinking

welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have along with us msnbc contributor mike barnicle and steve ratner is along for the ride. this morning we've taken the show to ground zero for obama's reelection campaign for an in-depth look at the president's strategy against mitt romney. our guests include chicago mayor rahm emanuel and former white house chief of staff bill daly. and gommldman sachs is holding s graduation -- it's fantastic. >> the quality of the kids out hoar and the people involved -- >> connecting and reconnecting business owners with the economy. we'll look at how the program helps people thrive. warren buffett and lloyd blankstein will be here on set. both of these gentlemen, i was with them last night, i asked them for a job for you and me. i reminded them, especially mr. blankfein, while everything was going down and the caca and everything was going down that willie geist kept his eye on the prize. i still want my job. >> we are the 1%. >> if you can get us through that door -- >> you ha

>> joe? either joe. >> this joe? >> you first. >> sorry. i -- i was waiting for joe. obviously, incentives are important. i think there's an issue about, from the public financing or even the private financing point of view about how -- who gets those savings, assuming there's innovation and savings occur. so jim said there has to be some incentives for the provider. i would be -- i'm somewhat concerned about market -- increased market power providers, that they may appropriate most if not all the incentives. or savings, i should say. but that's obviously speculative. so yes, i mean, i think as risk gets pushed out towards providers, and i believe that some -- that should occur to some degree, that would increase incentives for providers to demand cost-saving innovation. but then who gets the savings? >> okay. brad and then carmella and then we will wrap up. >> a couple of points. around care coordination, we kind of talk about it but we sort of assume we're talking about coordinating care across space. geographically across settings. but to diane's point. care coordi

len: joe will get a new glove. super joe will be the rover here, at second base.dging on where everybody is standing this looks likes an intentional walk to parmelee. len: casilla is on-deck a switch hitter. and then you have dozier the right-handed hitting shortstop. theoretically, they could walk two here to load the bases. i think i would, wouldn't you? casilla is he really a double play candidate? >> he's grounded into one from the left side of the plate this year. a .204 hitter as a left-handed batter. >> you've got to strike him out, right? unless you get him to hit a ground ball right at somebody. >> yeah. len: we'll see. bob: shawn camp has been the most consistent strike thrower out of the cubs bullpen all season long. sometimes there is a concern if you walk the bases loaded, you turn right around and walk the next hitter the ball game is over but i think sveum has enough confidence in shawn camp that they are going to go ahead and walk casilla as well. maybe not. len: this could be a work around situation. mather is straddling second base. here they go

welcome back to "morning joe."orning. you should be up by now. mark halperin is with us and joining the table the director of the earth insy taout at columbia university, dr. jeffrey sachs and just back from his third annual road trip "time" political columnist joe klein and apparently he didn't give me my gift. >> first let's talk, we have -- >> folks in chapel hill have granola for you. >> i like it. >> remember the jam? >> great song. so joe, you went out on this tour and everywhere you go they're like -- >> "morning joe" watchers. thanks, guys. >> helping joe heads that throw -- >> thanks for helping to promote this. a lot of viewers e-mailed me. over 40 town meetings in over 21 days. >> my gosh. >> it's a "seinfeld" campaign out there too. >> really? >> three -- when i went out two years ago people were scared -- >> y coined the phrase. >> we did it together. >> campaign about nothing. >> people were scared to death two years ago when i went out. last year when i went out they were like frustrated. why can't w

"joe" is a small and thriving chain of gourmet coffee shops, where a great cup of joe is the priority. suzanne pratt reports. >> reporter: jonathan rubinstein loves coffee, the taste, the smell, and the sound. so much so that he did what many people might think impossible: start a successful chain of coffee bars in new york city. when he opened the first "joe" here in the west village in 2003, there was only one competitor, albeit a big one. >> in my opinion starbucks is great and certainly back then it was pretty well received by new yorkers, but i thought that we could do something better and i thought that new yorkers would get it. >> reporter: and, boy did they get it. joe was a quick smash, profitable in its first year. today, there are nine joes in new york city and 150 employees. there's also a website and catering business. still, here in new york for every joe there are dozens of starbucks. new yorkers consume gallons of coffee, and, not just tall caramel frappuccinos. there are plenty of coffee purists. so, why not open more joes? rubinstein says they might. but, staying sma

joe? thoughts. >> on this topic?k it's interesting you have these two noble peace prize winners duking it out. if they were actually duking it out and al gore kept running up and turning up the air conditioner. >> isn't that time to take this away from obama? >> yes. what he is doing he is waging peace. i'm for the drones. >> destroy everything and declare peace. >> jimmy carter, has he lost jimmy carter? >> he has lost jimmy carter which makes him very elder statesman. i defended obama on the drones, i said go and as far as carter is concerned. i get it. i get it because if you look at those habitats for humanity you've seen what the drones can do for the terrorists. they would destroy those houses, they have been made from hay and hair, drones would level them. >> greg: and being lonely can increase death. those on their own will more than likely to die than those living with family or friends. rebecca, this is a great argument for parents moving in with their kids. isn't that a great idea. >> like the new generati

then joe himself was picked up. johnson called mcnamara one day and said who is doing all this good work. actually hague and i were doing all the good work. he said joe cal fan know. he said, well, i want that man over here. so joe left the defense department in about august -- this is '65 when i went with joe cal fan know and the defense department. it was only three or four months later that joe went over and became i think the domestic czar, crisis czar and that sort of thing for johnson. >> scott, long before you will go to washington or get involved in washington business, you had a long-time friend who would influence a lot of your life and you probably some of his life. would you describe to this group who that person is and what that influence was? >> well, two years ahead of me in wheaton, illinois, was a fell load named bob woodward. i was from the other side of the fraction from bob and wasn't really focused on college. bob got me interested in the ivy league and encouraged me to come to yale where he had

joe biden leading the way.he was in iowa framing the republican candidate as out of touch on jobs and the economy. the same themes featured in a new obama campaign ad running in the ball game states of virginia and ohio. romney's record at bain capital, among the obama team's top targets. >> here's the bottom line, folks. bain and their companies, they made a great deal of money. facilitating this outsourcing. and offshoring american jobs. yeah, they made a lot of money. but in the process, they devastated, they devastated a whole american communities. so you got to give mitt romney credit. he's a job creator. in singapore, china, india, he's been very good at creating jobs -- overseas. the president is out of touch when the president encouraged young people to try to get manufacturing jobs, he said out of touch. out of touch? a prospect of a president with a swiss bank account and a retirement investments in the cayman islands? all kidding aside. did you ever think you'd be choosing between two people running

backwards hat there, joe sburksan cool dad.love that. >>> it was celebration time in bogota, colombia yesterday. people threw 15 tons of ripe tomatoes at each other to celebrate the work of local farmers in the area. one of the largest tomato-producing towns in the nation. it is celebrated in the town. i think president obama should get this going in the organic tomato towns in washington, d.c. you could see people throwing that at each other. the whole getting into shape thing would really take off. >>> still ahead, why are you still awake with me? your messy tweets and texts are next and "morning joe" moments away. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. [ male announcer ] they were born to climb... born to leap, born to stalk, and born to pounce. to understand why, we journeyed to africa, where their wild ancestor was born. there we discovered that cats, no matte

i'm joe johns. and you're in "the situation room". >>> all eyes on the supreme court expected to issue its ruling on thursday on president obama's signature first-term achievement, health care reform. it's a hot topic on the2007 supporting president bush's use of the same authority. >> that's right. and with the supreme court case on health care reform expected to come down on thursday, joe, i think it's going to get a lot hotter. >> jim acosta, thanks so much for that. appreciate it. >>> now we're just going to get a little more on this with cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. the candidates argue over the economy and who has a better plan for the future. when you start looking at the water's edge, it gets more complicated. >> it is very complicated. it's very difficult when you're president to talk about how the rest of the world effects us. because you don't want to look like you're whining. you don't want to look like you're assigning blame elsewhere. but having said that, the truth of th

>> hi, joe.ew study estimates 15 times more people died from the 2009 h1n1 pandemic than previously thought. the world health organization originally said under 19,000 people died. but researchers now say it's more like 284,000. one reason, some countries lacked the ability to identify the virus. now, the study estimates 51% of the deaths occurred in africa and southeast asia. it pays to be a pc if you're using orbitz.com. "the wall street journal" says mac users spend as much as 30% more a night in hotels because orbitz is steering mac users to more expensive rooms. orbitz says mac users are more likely to book four or five-star hotels compared to window users. a michigan couple is taking the plunge and bringing their whole wedding party with them. watch as they lineup to take pictures when the dock completely gives out. all 12 people in the lake. yikes. including the bride and groom. at least they'll always have a great wedding story to tell. and it's apparently splitsville for rielle hunter an

you remember joe ricketts.trade, a company that is now fearing you will withdraw your money from any accounts there because of the obama hatred spewed and paid for by the money joe ricketts made from td ameritrade. joe ricketts is also the patriarch of the family that owns the chicago cubs. no member of the ricketts family would be involved with the chicago cubs were it not for the crazy billionaire's money. to protect the chicago cubs baseball business from the madness of the patriarch, joe ricketts' son has tried to distance the cubs from his father's public hatred of president obama. it was just two weeks ago that "the new york times" exposed joe ricketts' plan to use his super pac for a tv ad campaign starring the reverend jeremiah wright as the man who controls the mind of president obama. having been forced to publicly give up on that project, ricketts is now funding a movie that will insist on the basis of absolutely no evidence or -- and, in fact, with actual proof to the contrary that president obama's

welcome to "morning joe." with us onset, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle and former governor of pennsylvania and nbc news political analyst ed rendell. he has a new book. >> i like it. >> "a nation of wusses." >> that's tough. >> we talk about that every day here. >> you had to use the title, right? >> that's pretty good, ed. and from washington, contributor to "newsweek" and "the daily beast" and with the consulting firm hill and knowlton -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa. my eyes kind of hurt. >> stop the train. >> wait a minute. >> that's not what -- >> have you got a job interview today, mark? what's going on? >> his wife picked it out. >> oh, there you go. >> now it makes more sense. good to see you. >> showing my respect for the white house today. >> yeah. >> thank you, alex. >> yeah, alex was talking. >> he was at the white house yesterday with the bush portrait. >> you were there yesterday when president bush got his portrait reveal. i thought that was very nice exchange between the obamas and the bushes.

joe headed north when he heard his wife was in labor with their first baby. >> joe got the call this morning. the labor started, and joe was high tailing up the road to fellowshiply to be with dana. wish them nothing but the beses. >> reporter: flacco and dana enjoyed an ore orioles game a -- an ore yellows -- an orioles game a few weeks ago. : troubling new accusations against lance armstrong. the news that ticked off the champ and endangers all 7 of his titles. >>> and after this teenager was killed, the help that her family is getting from a heavy metal band. >>> perfect weather headed our way. our complete forecast is coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's bright and clear, 71 degrees in baltimore right now. some folks in corpus christie woke up to an 81-foot geyser in their backyard. it took them nearly 15 hours to turn off the flow because the shutoff valve was damaged. >>> a guy in colorado has burned over 70 square miles and is making its way into wyoming. over 100 structures have been destroyed and hundreds more are in danger. the fire was started on saturday by a lightni

welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have the executive editor at random house, pulitzer prize hisser to zan and "time" magazine contributor jon meacham to give us insights on lebron. the chairman of deutsch incorporated, donny deutsch, give it signsights on anything. >> not since jim baucus, has there been a blazer worn. >> mike barnicle, yep. hi, mike. how is that "way too early." a little too early for you. >> no, it was fine. >> he rocked it on the sports. >> been up since 3:00. >> in miami, telemundo's jose diaz-balart. and in washington, senior national correspondent from bloomberg business week, josh green. good to have josh on board given one of the headlines, the bank downgrade. >> jon meacham, compare yesterday, last night, with what happened on 14 june 1940. >> it's 1980. >> no, no, no. >> 14th of june, 1940, when hitler's troops rolled into paris and occupied that great city and you had people crying. i mean, compare the two ents. >> why would you do that? >> well, because, i mean you have -

we will talk to you in just a few minutes on "morning joe." thanks so much, kelly. >>> likely to be overshadowed by the health care ruling, the house will vote on whether or not to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt. if approved, he would become the first ever sitting attorney general in contempt. the probe began after border patrol agent, brian terry, was killed in late 2010 by one of the guns, the atf was supposed to be tracking. >>> to 2012 election politics, vice president, joe biden, heads back to washington after a two-day campaign swing through iowa. vice president biden visited several local businesses where he attacked mitt romney's plan for the economy. the vice president focusing his criticism on the republican candidate's tenure at bain capital a washington post article suggested that romney's firm invested in companies that moved jobs overseas. >> the romney campaign has responded yesterday by saying, we just don't get it. we d't understand the difference. i want you to listen closely. maybe you can understand the diffe

joe ricketts loves dinesh.ote, a proud support he of his scholarship, end quote. ricketts is so batty that he believes what d'souza does is scholarship. his money scholarship is helped by a president of a college in manhattan on fifth avenue between 33rd and 34th street, i know you've never seen it, i've walked by there and i've never seen it. and that's because it's somewhere inside the empire state building. the college calls itself the king's college. and describes itself as a christian liberal arts college. that is where d'souza is in effect stealing the tuition money of 360 students on whom he is foisting his utterly fraudulent scholarship. dinesh d' souza is now the donald trump of college presidents but crazy td ameritrade billionaire joe ricketts doesn't know that. the only thing crazy td ameritrade billionaire joe ricketts cares about is making sure we don't have an anti-colonial president. and the only thing the bloviating ignoramus of the king's college dinesh d' souza has to do to keep the crazy bil

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welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have national affairs editor from "new york" magazine and msnbc political analyst john heilemann is here. >> hi. >> also msnbc -- >> good morning. >> good morning. contributor mike mancle. -- barnicle. >> yes. >> hello. >> she got some e-mails about you yesterday. >> yes, i did. >> people don't like you. >> not true. >> sort of a piggish thing. >> people love mike barnicle. >> and willie. >> not some ladies that i know. >> confounds me but they do. >> it was a little creepy. >> it was. >> it was a little creepy. >> perusing the magazine. >> drooling and acting like a -- whatever. it's a new day. >> is that what they're calling it these days, perusing. >> that's not what ann called it last night when i got home. >> how is willie? >> he's good. >> willie good? >> yeah. >> i did. deeply. deeply. >> "the new york times" reporting this morning that a small number of cia officers are operating secretly within southern turkey. >> they're helping allies determine which syria

we will be welcome be joe williams into our studio. you know joe williams.olitico last week for his comments about mitt romney that he made on msnbc. joe has not spoken out so far, but he will do so in just a few minutes right here at the top of this hour on the full-court press for the first time. stay tuned for that and we will begin as we always do by getting all of the latest today's current news update from jacki schechner out in los angeles, standing by. hello, jacki. >> good morning, bill. good morning, everyone. new york attorney general eric schneiderman is taking a look at campaign spend and in particular honing in on the u.s. chamber of commerce which does considerable political advertising and lobbying for a small group of influential corporations. according to the "new york times," he has subpoenaed e-mail, records and other documents from the national chamber foundation, which is affiliated with the chamber of commerce. they have illegally funneled $18 million to it. it's also looking into the connection between the foundation and a new york-ba

. >> thank you very much, joe. so as joe said, technology adds to supply and demand and one of the things we have an unending supply are patients with chronic disease. so ken, over to you to talk about that. >> first of all, thanks, ed, and others for inviting me. a pleasure to be here on this panel. great to see everybody that you often don't see all the time. so welcome back to work. i'm having a tough time making the transition myself. so i'm delaying this a little bit. i'm going to talk a little bit about another angle of this, but it's not unrelated to what joe has stalked about as you'll see in a minute. it always fascinated me that in health care, some of the most fundamental big questions get the least amount of attention and study. about six or seven years ago, i looked at some of the literature on what do we know from the published data that's driving the growth in health care spending? one of the last few pieces that i saw was a piece that joe did. i guess it was in '92, '93. looking at the time period b

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>> hoy es sÁbado 23 de junio del 2012, las principales noticias, con protesta frente a la cÁrcel de joeo, inmigrantes esperan la decisiÓn de la corte suprema de la ley sb 1070. los dreamers estÁn de nuevo en saivision@@not.uni -fsemana latf . >>> hablamos con la esposa y mamÁ del joven seÑalado injustamente por autoridades mexicanas de ser el hijo del joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. deby convertido en tormenta tropical, amenaza con fortalecerse, residentes del mae o inmiprantes, mientras se conoce el fallo, se citÓ a una marcha para protestar frenuni -f a lan cÁrcel que muchos consideran sÍmbolos de mana lunabusos, el e maneja el sheriff joe arpaio, estÁ marÍa antonieta que dice nn quÉ sucede, adelante. >>> gracias, gracias fÉlix, buenas noches, es un dÍa muy largo, que ha sido quizÁ uno de los mÁs calurosos que registrÓ la naciÓn, en la ciudad de phoenix, 115 grados, no es un pronÓstico, es una protesta que anunciada profusamente comenzÓ apenas hace minutos, ¿por quÉ? porque con 120 grados de calor reales que se sentÍan, manifestantes decidieron dejar para mÁs tarde la protesta contra joe a

oh, god, joe, i am so sorry. if it makes you feel any better, i just ruined my life again. - did you talk to rav? - wait, what happened? - she and rav kissed. - rav and i kissed. - okay, i'm getting out of the tub. - no, joe, we're all in the tub now. - what happened? - i don't know. i think he has feelings for naya, you know, and he's scared, and it just--i was there. 'cause, i mean, it's not like he cares about me like that. - jess, i never told you this before, but, after rav punched peter at your wedding and you guys got in that huge fight... - mm-hmm. - rav disappeared for, like, a whole year. i didn't even know where he was. i think he was just so destroyed 'cause he thought he lost you. so i don't think it's 'cause he doesn't have feelings for you. - well, what do i do now? - go talk to him. - yeah, that's a good idea. - okay. [screams] [all scream] - oh, my god. - so wet. - go, go, go. - oh, joe. i'm glad i caught you. i'm annie heller, vp at phoenix games. - i know who you are. - i am a big fan of your g

i want to say that i have a great partner in joe. he is just great, and that is one of the reasons why i think we will succeed, and it is one of the reasons why it will be fun. in a stage in life, i want it to be fun. the other three-letter word starts with an s and ends with an x, and that is fun, too. the commissioner i have done for a long time. i thank him for being my friend, really, truly. when you start a mission like this, this is the beginning of the beginning of the beginning, and it reminded me of the time when john glenn -- i met john glenn very early in his career, and he was one of the first people to go into space. he was very worried. the soviet union had beat us there, and we had to send somebody up. some are as and when he was sitting on the campbell soup can filled with fuel at the beginning of the mission, what was going through your mind? >> he was realizing there were in million parts all bit -- billed by the lowest bidder. i can assure you, this been you will not be built by the lowest bidder, probably. joe and