merrier. if she has one challenger. she s in trouble. it s a democratic party. if she has three populist challengers say jim webb, brian schweitzer and elizabeth warren, she loves it. you know, they ll split the vote. yeah. what do you think? i m just thinking about the exit interview she did with president obama when she left. i never seen that before. on 60 minutes . seems like deal after deal. are you suggesting they had a deal? am i wrong? i think deal to get in, deal to get out. deal deal. give me back. you owe me. i m telling you, it s the clintons all over the place, using deals to get where they need to go with no message. and governing pretty well. i think governing pretty well? i thought bill did. but i think that i really agree with steve in that on matters of substan substance, especially on domestic policy, she would have been far more prudent about how to roll out health care and she would have done it far more
former governor schweitzer, thank you. i don t know what to say. it s true. he was born in canada. i guess i thank you too. up next, it s jay carney s final countdown. the now-outgoing white house press secretary joins us for his morning joe exit interview. interesting. stay with us. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie s list
but just really quickly about this. alice has passed away over the weekend. remember her on the brady bunch? we ll have more on that. katie couric is here in our 8:00 a.m. hour. also jay carney announced he s leaving the white house. but before he does, he joins us at 7:00 a.m. for a friendly exit interview. it ll be friendly. i hope you don t say anything inappropriate, joe. coming up, the insider trader allegations involving a billionaire investor, one of golf s biggest stars. that story is next. this is strange. but first here s bill kairns, speaking of strange. exit interviews? is it possible? let s have it now. i think we ve been doing it for a long time.
say he s making a virtue of his isolationism. he is. because he thinks it is time to correct from what he sees as a binge of eight years of putting two wars on a credit card. right. okay. my own view is that somewhere in between. here s what we can do. we can bring jay carney into the conversation. this will be his exit interview. it ll be so interesting to see he s sort of in the middle. we ll have to do it when he s completely out. okay. we ll be right back with more morning joe. when la quinta.com sends sales rep steve hatfield the ready for you alert, the second his room is ready. you know what he brings? any questions? can i get an a, steve? yes! three a s! he brings his a-game! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com!
done. yes, they did not comply with the 30e-day statutory notice requirement. the white house and pentagon said the president had the executive authority to do this particularly because it was this delicate swap for a prisoner of war. and they chose to not notify them until the actual exchange was underway but it shouldn t have been a surprise to anyone. we ve known that this administration has been talking about a qatari deal for years now and identities of these five men, this is not something that came out of the blue. on saturday when i saw the c-17 on the landing strip at guantanamo it seemed to me this was the deal that was going down. but it was a surprise to the degree that they didn t get notice and i have to tell you, it was also a surprise to the red cross. they told me this morning they didn t get their notice or have an opportunity to do an exit