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and this photo shows severe flooding in front of joe scarborough's old home.ou can see a truck there buried in the mud. joins us from pensacola, sarah daroff. i know we're talking about a lot of stories out of pensacola today. >> reporter: a lot of very dramatic stories out of pensacola. it's been a dangerous few days. let me show you what we're talking about. behind me is what used to be south cory field road. now it is just a jumble of asphalt, dirt, and cars. people had to be rescued from these cars. you can see the smashed windshields. no injuries reported. everybody is okay. and it's not that pensacola isn't used to rain. this is actually one of the rainiest cities in the country, but it is the amount. nearly two feet in 26 hours. i want you to compare that to los angeles. the airport there has received about 15 inches since 2012. put it in a little perspective for you there. now, here in pensacola, this historic storm has not only been wet, it has been deadly. at least one person killed by rising flood waters when they were in their car. there's been a n

they delivered the knockout blow, even joe scarborough said there would not be a d-day. in my personal opinion, there would have been a settlement in have had ad we would cold war with them. class a lot in -- on the table. i would simply say the turning point is d-day. they have over 150,000 americans calling it d-day. if they failed, i do not know what plan b would have been. one of the famous documents was a world war ii letter eisenhower wrote, taking some responsibility for the failure of d-day. how we were able to catch it completely and utterly off guard is storybook stuff. it is about counterintelligence and deception. the idea that we were able to cross the channel -- world war ii is not just about the soldiers. was about the industrial mobilization of america. the war was won in places like detroit and norfolk and san diego and 100 other towns. we were manufacturing things and were able to get our food and rations to our troops. the logistics of d-day was something the world had never seen the word. it was a testament like none can-do-ism.rican in d-day, we lost

i've recently seen joe scarborough on his shows they outsourcing -- the wait it was supposed to. these people backtrack ideas they push, promote, and then they fail miserably for our country and then they try to act track -- backtrack. host: democrats have done the same when it comes to trade. caller: yes, president clinton did sign but that was a republican bill that was pushed. -- he was a business friendly democrat, trying to appease his. -- business. host: do you push for the transpacific partnership? caller: i do not. we should be taking care of america and american jobs and i think it is, if they had any sense of loyalty, would feel the same way. before you let me go, i would ann to say and coulter -- coulter was the one who was coming around with a statement that immigrants were doing the jobs americans do notthat was se chamber of commerce, cheap labor, wages for everyone else. that was something republicans were saying all the time. i recently heard, and it really made me upset -- i heard a guest just last week, out and say democrats are the ones saying we want immigrant

i've recently seen joe scarborough on his shows they outsourcing -- the wait it was supposed to.se people backtrack ideas they push, promote, and then they fail miserably for our country and then they try to act track -- backtrack. host: democrats have done the same when it comes to trade. caller: yes, president clinton did sign but that was a republican bill that was pushed. -- he was a business friendly democrat, trying to appease his. -- business. host: do you push for the transpacific partnership? caller: i do not. we should be taking care of america and american jobs and i think it is, if they had any sense of loyalty, would feel the same way. before you let me go, i would ann to say and coulter -- coulter was the one who was coming around with a statement that immigrants were doing the jobs americans do notthat was se chamber of commerce, cheap labor, wages for everyone else. that was something republicans were saying all the time. i recently heard, and it really made me upset -- i heard a guest just last week, out and say democrats are the ones saying we want immigrant lab

obamacare, that oppose higher taxes, that oppose more regulations, that are larry kudlow and joe scarborough to actually win elections and change america for the better. so i don't know that you're -- i mean, i'm hearing this from the most conservative, ideological people out there, which is just stop winning election. >> by the way, i want to thank everybody for the support. that was obviously unexpected and a little bit out of character. i appreciate everybody writing in. >> you didn't just win the academy award. >> it's like baseball. if the pirates bat .320 as a team but every team bats better and they keep losing, does l thr batting average really matter? the republicans have lost five out of six of the last popular elections? >> we've last five out of six elections. larry kudlow, people are doing some really, really stupid things. harry reid should be going to boxing matches in nevada in his pajama and flip-flops. he should have been beaten. >> keep your eyes open. he's on the ropes. >> i think this is a year where the big tent philosophy is going to work pretty nicely. >> it worked la

. >> dick, joe scarborough. general shinseki has been there for six years now.nation. should the president have asked for his resignation yesterday? >> i think the president is respectful of general shinseki's contribution to this country. he's an amazing man. i respect him very much. i think it was asked earlier in the program, is that enough. can he manage this huge bureaucracy? >> he's had six years. we all respect his service, but you respect the service of the men and women from illinois who served honorably in iraq and afghanistan and vietnam and cross the decades dpop they not deserve better treatment than they're getting and six years in should the president not have asked for his resignation yesterday? >> i think we've seen some improvement in the va but the current situation is unacceptable. in illinois and across the nation. i think there's going to be clear accountability here. general shinseki today, i'm going to put him on the spot to tell me what he's done in these six years and where we are. what we've heard, unacceptable. we have to reach the po

and he got the hall of the house of the house of representatives with joe scarborough. >> you would haveew that was going to happen. but it's also important to remember also one of the most powerful members of the united states congress, it's an extraordinary story. you're a great guy. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. i appreciate you. >> thank you. the book is "blessed experiences." congressman james clyburn, thank you so much. >>> coming up, malaysian officials have released new documents on why they waited so long to search for flight 370. tom costello has that story ahead. and congressional cautions. we crunch the numbers next on "morning joe." ♪ ♪ ♪ make every day, her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fancy feast. love served daily. ♪ >>> all right. it is almost 40 past the hour. >> it is. you know, big question about the election that's coming up in november. we're six years into the obama presidency. a lot of people are looking at it going, it's goingng to be a t like 2010. that's what republicans hope. >> yea

i'm saying to joe scarborough too.s, but i think there's no room if the republican party for anyone who defends edward snowden. we can disagree on the nsa, but to say we could tolerate a person who gives secrets away who violates american security and says that can be stowed by anyone in the republican party. i go back to bill buckley. he said there was no place for that in the society. i'm saying there's no place for anyone in the republican party to say it's legitimate to disclose secrets of the enemy. >> are you talking about rand paul? >> him and others who say this guy could be a hero, a medal. the fact is he's put american lives at risk and defense intelligence agency information. >> we've got a lot more to talk about. we have to move on to the president's speech. >> heilemann, we're going to continue this. hold that thought. we're coming back. i hear you. i hear you, definitely. at west point, president obama used his commencement address to lay out his vision for america's role in the world. saying critics of h

. >> joe scarborough. >> no, meacham is the only guy in the club. >> can i call you ken? you know her? >> when she was little. >> you played tennis. >> i was over at her house for brunch and everything else. >> is it true she's a big cheat in tennis? >> i wouldn't say that, but the line calls are close. >> they're so close. >> you are not the first to say that. >> always a diplomat. >> all right. this was a remarkable time. it was remarkable summit. i remember when reagan was leaving, hearing all three broadcast networks declaring it an utter failure. and pat buchanan was with reagan. he said they went to an army base dejected, and when reagan walked through the door, the entire base exploded and jumped on its feet like he had won a war. set it up for our viewers that may not have been alive. >> it was a summit in 1986 at the height of the cold war when people thought that there was a chance of nuclear annihilation on this and the two of them discussed for ten and a half hours back and forth the main issues of the day. and it's just remarkable that they did it without sta

and i guarantee when bill clinton sits back and hears how reasonable newt gingrich and joe scarboroughe his very existence, he's getting a big laugh this morning if he's even awake. >> and attacked his wife. >> and attacked his wife and family. do you know why we worked with him? because he gave us -- no. because he gave us no choice. because we learned when we didn't work with him, he beat our brains in. we lost seats in '96. and when everybody said we were going to lose big in '98, we lost big in '98. newt gingrich was run out of town in the middle of impeachment. and bill clinton stayed engaged. and he wasn't mournful -- there are consequences to disengagement. barack obama is facing those consequences now. bill clinton never did. we dealt with bill clinton because i'll give you the last word. we have no other choice. because he killed us when we didn't. >> well, there's no question that through impeachment that the congress, i think, shamed itself historically shamed itself. i don't know if you agree with that. this congress has not gone so far. but the resistance to legislative in

>> my co-host on "morning joe," joe scarborough, is from pensacola.tranded on i-10 for seven or eight hours overnight. it is calmed down now. but when you think about how we were all looking forward to the end of winter and the he beginning of spring -- not so much. >> one last punch. >> in toronto, mayor rob ford announced last night that he's taking a leave of absence to get help for substance abuse problems. in a statement he said, i have a problem with alcohol and the choices i have made while under the influence. i know i need professional help. i am now 100% committed to getting myself right. why now? the announcement came after new recordings surfaced on the "tron sew s toronto tsun's website where he makes lewd comments about his wife and a female political rival. two photographs were pub accomplished which "the globe and mail" claim is just from saturday night in his own sister's home that shows mayor ford purportedly smoking what the newspaper believes is crack. the newspaper says that it was recorded by a drug dealer in the home. nbc news h

joe and i are fantastic. i started with him at scarborough country and he just gained trust. >> people come up to me all the timeessional pin on you. >> this isn't congress. >> the fact is he's a real [ bleep ]. >> the director is saying that? >> we can poke fun at or friends, t.j., because not only are you not bill's friend, your not anybody's friend. stay in your corner. >> my relationship with joe is fantastic. >> not only is he bad at what he does and he's really bad at what he does. he's a terrible human being. >> what's wrong with you, t.j.? we got kids watching the show! >> t.j., the worst director in the business. mika takes the moonsheen to her lips and t.j. cuts away. >> let's look at our director, t.j., who shocks us every day with his ability to make as many mistakes as he does. >> t.j. loves cruises. >> it's the only time he gets a chance to talk to people. >> t.j. goes on the village people cruise. he votdresses up like the india. >> thank good for t.j.'s wife, monica. she makes really great banana bread for the show. great on snap chat. >> so i was snapchatting with t.j.'s wife last night and she