Scarborough Country

[blondebomber]

I love the way he says "Missoura." Now if he would only call it "Virginny."

Yee-haw!

 

[Crimson Tide]

Wonder if he says Alabam. Or N'Oleans. Or Gawgah. Or Miss-sipi.

 

[Fenian_Bastard]

I think he landed at Roswell, myself.

 

[Ledbetter]

Wow, two threads on the pronunciation of Missouri in one week.

 

[leo1]

i can't stand 99 percent of the TV talk show hosts but he doesn't seem too terrible, at least whenever i've tuned in, which i admit is infrequently. his eyes are creep though -- they're way too small

 

[JackS]

The guy is obsessed with Jon Stewart. Everytime I flip over, I see him discussing the impact of Jon Stewart on America.

Click.

I can watch Jon myself.

 

[Second Thoughts]

Wonder if he says Alabam. Or N'Oleans. Or Gawgah. Or Miss-sipi.

Everybody in the South says Jaw-ja and N'awlins. He's from Florida isn't he?

Has he said Illi-noise yet?

 

[JR]

Who is this person?

 

[Freelance Hack]

Who is this person?

A former GOP Congressman from Florida, part of the Class of '94, who got his big break serving as a guest on Politically Incorrect back in the day.

Picture Matt Perry, but gawkier and less attractive, and you have Joe Scarborough.

I agree with JackS, his coverage of Stewart and Colbert is borderline freaky. And compared to Countdown, his show sucks.

I really wish they'd put Tucker Carlson back on in the evenings. That show had at least some entertainment value.

 

[John]

Joe and Chris Matthews got into it a little bit on Tuesday night. There was one point where Joe was absolutely livid and just glared at the camera for about 10 seconds.

Scarborough Country is the worst of MSNBC's shows, but Tucker's is close.

 

[Pastor]

MSNBC: Scarborough Country