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>> i'll go with d. >> cambridge mass he's a harvard guy. did she get it right? >> let's check it out. >> they both some well known staff. the current president of iran got his ph.d. there in 1999. >> the correct answer is c, scotland. >> you know what? there are more chances ahead. including right now. don't worry. you only need two right to win the good prize. >> i want the cocktail shaker. >> keep hope alive, amy. this is from wednesday's show. on wednesday, we talked about former secretary of state hillary clinton turning over roughly 30,000 e-mails to the state department. how did she hand...

At. >> in primaries. i mean we're talking about effective primaries. general election not so much. but in a primary you have five or six candidates, a palin endorsement, good housekeeping seal of approval in some states for republicans. >> yeah. sometimes you just end up picking, latching on to someone who already is going to be successful and i'm not sure that makes her the cause of the success. >> two words. christine o'donnell. >> right. another noted conservative making waves today bill o'reilly from fox news channel says the arguments against gay marriage are pretty weak. take a listen. >...

I'm teaching this class at newt university about washington. i think washington is in some ways the least studied of our great presidents, parr stially because he wasn't much of a writer and his wife martha described his personal correspondence. the world was formed around him from 1775 until 1796. it's easy to forget how much he really was the father of the country and how much we today owe our institutions and our attitudes to washington's nobility and washington's belief in the ability of people to govern themselves. >> we always overlook washington. it's another guy who was hard to penetra...

Greatest presidents. who are the three greatest presidents in u.s. history? >> well, i think you probably have to say washington because he really was the father of the country. lincoln because without him the union probably would have collapsed. and franklin delano roosevelt, who was the leader of the country during the second world war. his 12 years are an extraordinary achievement. >> talk about roosevelt's 12 years. here was a guy that when he was first elected in 1932, a lot of people thought he was a dilettante, he had -- until obviously he was stricken by polio that he might not be deep...

Well, it says here that -- no, no. >> you guys think you might have it bad, but do you have it worse than 4,000 stranded on nightmare cruise? that is about us. >> that's us. that's enough. enough with the headlines. >> oh, that's pretty good. that's a good clip. i like that. >> that's funny. >> welcome back to "morning joe." remember that big story about the cruise ship? >> i do. we didn't have the cnn helicopter. fortunately nothing happened in the world over those five days. the anchors were saying, this is sort of like katrina. the guy was like, we're on a cruise ship. it's not like katrina...