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>> the question whether you want the new version or not. you don't have to do it. you don't have to watch "morning joe" either but most people want to. >> thank you. >> steve, thank you so much. always great to have you here. >> al hunt, thank you as well and thanks for coming last night. eugene, stay with us. sergio garcia takes his feud to tiger woods to an inappropriate level and using what many people see as racially charged slurs. that is next on "morning joe." i describe myself as a mother, a writer and a performer. i'm also a survivor of ovarian and uterine cancers. i even wrote a play ...

Now. let's go to chris jansing who is in oklahoma. chris, so many questions about how that school had prepared for a tornado like this. some second-guessing but the one thing nobody seems to be second-guessing about is whether this school should have had a safe room or an underground shelter. why didn't it? and did the other schools across the area have these safe rooms? >> reporter: yeah, it's an important question. about a hundred of them do but it's a cost factor, joe. it's 1.4 million on average to build one of these safe houses in a school. so a small percentage of them actually do have t...

Through. there was a closet in my bedroom and my dog and i got into it and we just laid down and everything went around us. >> reporter: did you think you were going to make it? >> i thought i was going to die there for a little while, for a few minutes, i wasn't sure. >> reporter: what do you think you're going to do now? >> oh, get me a new house. >> reporter: i think it might be time. >> yeah. i don't know if it will be here or somewhere else. got to weigh all of our options. >> reporter: this town is gone. >> i haven't been outside of my yard other than a few minutes ago when we went over ...

No one can replace those items and why this is such a tragedy. yesterday, jesse rodriguez, our senior producer, was actually out at a press gaggle that had the governor and several congressmen and senators and senator tom coburn was there. a good friend of mine. he suggested early on any spending on disaster relief should be offset by spending cuts somewhere else in the federal government. we asked senator coburn yesterday if that was still his position and let's take a listen. >> look. 11.8 billion in fema and not a legitimate question and i was asked that question yesterday before we even kn...

>> it's going to be fascinating as you look at the pictures of oklahoma and look at the pictures of the people that tom coburn represent. it's going to be fascinating to see what happens as this bill goes forward. obviously, a lot of hurt feelings after sandy. there were, of course, a lot of congressmen, senators across the country that did not support the sandy bill, said it was -- i suspect you're going to see tom coburn at the front of the shaping of this relief bill. i think probably for the first time in some time you'll have a relief bill that is narrowly focused on actually helping the ...