we flew to pensacola, florida and end the the day in panama city. when we got an air force one at andrews, the president had a cia briefing. he said go back and talk to mccain. entertain mccain until i'm ready. this is awkward. look mccain's campaign and even mccain's wife, his wife famously said she was asked if she had a chance would she stab me in the back, she said no, i'll stab him in the front. there were high emotions about that. i back and sit down and start to talk. i'm nervous. but mccain had his naval aviator flight training in pence cola. -- pensacola. he started talking about his flight training and exotically named woman. he was one wild naval aviator. we then flew into pensacola where he had done his training and went to a stadium or facility that held about 10,000 people. it was packed to the gills with people. when they announced mccain and the president was sea of noise. and it discome boblated mccain. this is where the two of them take off their jackets. bush raising his arms. mccain and he join his arm. the president realizes the

so we go to the back cabin and it's a nervous conversation, but then we start talking about pensacola where mccain had his naval aviator flight training and he started talking about his days there. and it evolved little sports cards and lots of alcohol and exotically named women and it was funny. i've never laughed so hard in my life. he was one wild young aviator. and we then flew into panama city, actually pensacola where he'd done his training and we went to a stadium, a facility that held about 10,000 people. it was packed to the gills with people. when they announced mccain and the president was a sea of noise and discombobulated mccain was so wild of a scene. this is where the two of them take off their jackets, which raises his arms, mccain praised arms of the president and they realize because of us were just can't raise his arms above here. and so the president is leaving, mccain is talking to the president and this is the famous photograph of the democrats using in 2008 where he looks like has his head. and bush is shoulder. but we campaign the rest of the day it was an extr

we flew to pensacola florida, then took a bus to riceville ansi site at the end of the day in panama city. when we got on air force one at andrews the president had a cia briefing so he said go back and talk to mccain. entertain mccain on telling ready. this is sort of awkward because mccain and mccain's campaign and even his wife, his wife famously said, she said -- she was asked if she had a chance what she stabbed me in the back and she said no i wohlstetter him in the front. there were high emotions. so we go back to the cabinet and start to talk and it's a little nervous conversation, but then we start talking about pensacola, where mccain had his naval aviator flight training, and he started talking about his days there, and it evolved little sports cars and lots of alcohol and exotically named women and was funny. i've never laughed so hard in my life. he was a wild young aviator. so we then flew into panama city. actually pensacola, where he had done his training and we went to a stadium facility that held about 10,000 people and was packed to the gills with people and when t

we been flew into panama city in pensacola where he had done his training and we went to a stadium or a facility that held 10,000 people that was packed to the gills with people. when they announce mccain there was a sea of noise and it discombobulated mccain. this is the where the two of them take off their jackets and bush raises his arms. mccain joined in the press realize mccain could not raise his arms above here. mccain tries to talk to the president say something to him and this is the famous photograph of the dumber rats used in 2008 at where mccain looks like he has his head varied in bush's shoulders. it was an extraordinary day. this was bush country, the panhandle of florida. more sheets were sacrificed and turned into campaign signs and you have ever seen with children lining the roads and mobs blocking highway 38 at seaside, physically stopping the bus and all along the city, sitting next to mccain and mccain starts going looking at that and having me in my arm. i arm by the end of the day was literally laughing blue. at the end of the day, the driving rain and panama ci

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host: republican line, pensacola, florida. caller: good morning, how are you? host: doing well. go ahead. caller: i wonder if some of the medications that people are using to treat different diseases, could that be some of the side effects? i have both my grandparents, taking high blood pressure medicine, and they or older. one of the side effects they had was starting to have memory loss. it continued on from there. i'm wondering if with different medications people are being treated with, could that be some of the said act? -- some of the side effects? host: one of our twitter people is also saying, or asking the same question, but asking specifically about anti- psychotic drugs. guest: i will address the first one, the first caller. there is a possibility that some medications could increase memory loss. not quite sure if that is a direct link to alzheimer's disease, because just general memory loss can be because of several things -- certainly a lack of sleep or depression. there is not a direct link to those did specifically, high blood pressure medication, there are severa

. >> what about all of the people in pensacola who would get health care coverage from nancy pelosi and tea party friends? >> nancy does have tea party friends. there is a lot of stuff in there. there's a much deeper way to get there. he is -- >> he's a maryland guy. i grew up with him. >> let me quickly -- >> i went to duke so i'm a big and smarter than you. >> he is from maryland and went to duke. that doesn't work for me, john. >> a lot of people looking at the president's performance at the health care summit last week. dana mill bank, obama needs to plex his political muscle. but now, the world's most powerful man too often plays the 98 pound weakling. gets sands kicked in his face. that's what mr. tool did at the white house health care summit on thursday. for seven hours he racked up debating points as he perried attacks without so much as raising his voice. but the performance didn't exactly intimidate his foes. >> john harwood, this president can't win, can he? >> you know, the days are pretty long gone when you get your votes in congress by leaning into people like lyndon john

district court in pensacola. alabama, colorado, florida, idaho, louisiana, michigan, nebraska, south carolina, south dakota, texas, utah, and washington. all of those states, except louisiana, have republican attorneys general. "usa today" and houston, texas. the line for democrats. i had my letters back on my screen. go ahead, trish. caller: two important words. health and wealth. would you rather be healthy or wealthy if you had a choice? i am asking you. would you rather be healthy or wealthy? you would rather be healthy. host: what does it all mean? caller: republicans put so much on welfare and what people don't need to pay. they want to be the only ones who have money in their pockets and good health. most of the country is not able to pay for health care -- it is more important -- the wealth will follow if everyone is capable -- capable of doing a job in. if you are healthy -- americans need to stop being so racist. host: from the front page of "usa today." they did in a bowl and a show more favor than opp

. >> that's alabama pensacola. >> that is epic, my man, true story.eah. >> the movie, not actually the revelation story. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to arrive in chile in just about an hour. she's bringing a number of satelli satellites as a first installment following her trip there. >>> after months of speculation, former tennessee congressman harold ford jr. says he will not challenge new york senator kirsten gillibrand in the midterm elections inspect in this morning's "new york times," while ford says while he could have won, he doesn't want to weaken the party through a contentious primary. gillibrand's camp is responding to that saying, quote, senator gillibrand has shown that she can take a back seat to no one when it comes to fighting for new york. and no matter who her opponent is this fall, she will wage a vigorous campaign on her strong record and her vision for new york. we're going to be asking harold about his decision coming up later in the show. he'll be right here on the set of "morning joe." >> boy, you can te

host: lilly in pensacola, florida. democrat. good morning. caller: first-time caller a long time -- i talked to my doctor about it and he was disappointed -- but he is all for the health care reform. host: why? caller: he says there are a lot of people who don't have insurance -- and he said he likes the but the patients first. host: don and glenn bernie, maryland, on your republican line. caller: i talked to my primary care physician and he said obviously we need health care insurance reform, but to have the government is set up the programs and have not been able to run them effectively, they are not the people who should be doing this. he mentioned the defense of medicine in particular and he gave me two examples. -- defensive medicine. he said cataract surgery and colonoscopy is which are done very regularly, and i believe there are 6 million colonoscopy spend 1 million cataract surgeries done in this country. he says before those procedures are done for his patients, he has to do a $300 hole medical examination, where there may be one in

host: republican line, pensacola, florida. caller: good morning, how are you? host: doing well. go ahead. caller: i wonder if some of the medications that people are using to treat different diseases, could that be some of the side effects? i have both my grandparents, taking high blood pressure medicine, and they or older. one of the side effects they had was starting to have memory loss. it continued on from there. i'm wondering if with different medications people are being treated with, could that be some of the said act? -- some of the side effects? host: one of our twitter people is also saying, or asking the same question, but asking specifically about anti- psychotic drugs. guest: i will address the first one, the first caller. there is a possibility that some medications could increase memory loss. not quite sure if that is a direct link to alzheimer's disease, because just general memory loss can be because of several things -- certainly a lack of sleep or depression. there is not a direct link to those did specifically, high blood pressure medication, there are severa

so we go to the back cabin and it's a nervous conversation, but then we start talking about pensacolae mccain had his naval aviator flight training and he started talking about his days there. and it evolved little sports cards and lots of alcohol and exotically named women and it was funny. i've never laughed so hard in my life. he was one wild young aviator. and we then flew into panama city, actually pensacola where he'd done his training and we went to a stadium, a facility that held about 10,000 people. it was packed to the gills with people. when they announced mccain and the president was a sea of noise and discombobulated mccain was so wild of a scene. this is where the two of them take off their jackets, which raises his arms, mccain praised arms of the president and they realize because of us were just can't raise his arms above here. and so the president is leaving, mccain is talking to the president and this is the famous photograph of the democrats using in 2008 where he looks like has his head. and bush is shoulder. but we campaign the rest of the day it was an extraordi