Joe Scarborough's "F*ck" Up: Swears On Air (VIDEO)

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"Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough let the f-word slip at 8:13 EST Monday morning, talking about Rahm Emanuel's rumored-dirty mouth. Unaware at first he had said "fuck" instead of "f-word," Scarborough was soon set straight and spent much longer apologizing for the swear word.

Watch as he comes to realize he slipped up, begins to fear his wife's reaction, and starts apologizing. "Did I say the word?... My wife is going to kill me when I get home... I'm going to go get some soap."

Also enjoy the look on Mike Barnicle's face when he realizes what Joe said.

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Comments

[magentagreenx]

this TOTALLY made my week, which is a lot to say for a monday morning. Thank You.

[zepfan81]

You can see he realized what he said and was hoping everyone else would act like they didn't notice. Barnicle ruined it for him!

[tirzah100]

Joe Scarboough is the biggest hypocrite in Norh America. He calls himself fair and balanced and then leans so far to the right he almost runs into Sean Hannity. He cannot handle anyone disagreeing with him and when they do, he bashes them like the bully and spoiled brat that he is. Last week he didn't like something that Spike Lee said but he dared not bash Spike so he took it out on the next few guests. In other words, someone was going to pay. When MSNBC needs someone to talk to students or radical people, they always have Chris do the interviews because he likes a challenge. Joe is a wuss and a chump. Mika has set women back hundreds of years. She gets nervous when Joe gets upset and then abandons her own opinions and quickly agrees with Joe and then bashes the guests that piss Joe off. They need a real woman who can speak her mind without worrying about him and his terribly immature behavior. A woman of the 21st century. Joe is arrogant and pig-headed. Thinks he knows it all. Should have been gracious after the election but couldn't find it in his heart to classy and refined. He has the manners of a wild boar. No polish. Just sits there and sulksevery morning when he doesn't get his way. I switched to CNN and glad I did.

[scared4ALL]

You sure have Joe's number. Is that you Mrs. Scarborough?

[meltingpot101]

Me too!! I fierd Joe for the same reasons. Though I do think it's funny that not even Joe knows what he is saying anymore.

[theconsigliere1]

Does anyone think Mika sucks up way too much to Joe? Always touching him, fawning over him, telling him he is right. Is this my imagination?

[zepfan81]

She knows her place. Other women could learn a lot from her.

[Spinsterina]

Yes, Mika is a good role model.

Frustrated, subservient, striving to avoid controversy, blonde.

What more could you ask for?

[notconfindtweenhatnboots]

$ 325,000. That is the new fine imposed by the FCC for saying the F-Word on tv.

Joe should have been watching DL Hugley on CNN the night before (Sunday eve) when DL was discussing the new fines with an attorney who covered the Supreme Court's rulings on this. It's hilarious that the African American Comedian can get through a serious news show on this topic without dropping the F-Bomb, but the Republican Congressman who signed Newt's "Contract with American" lets it fly (and doesn't even realize it).

So is MSNBC taking the $325,000 out of Joe's pay?

[dpfromtexas]

okay yes make him pay 325,000 & get rid of him. I was about to go to lala land when I heard it plain & loud. Mika reminds me of that one on Howard Stern.
So disquisting that' why I can't stomach him he look's goofy SOB!


Joe should have been watching DL Hugley on CNN the night before (Sunday eve) when DL was discussing the new fines with an attorney who covered the Supreme Court's rulings on this. It's hilarious that the African American Comedian can get through a serious news show on this topic without dropping the F-Bomb, but the Republican Congressman who signed Newt's "Contract with American" lets it fly (and doesn't even realize it).

[bigsioux]

I thought it humorous watching this sanctimonious blowhard worm his away around his screw up. Since the election all Joe can do is blather on about a one-sided MSM. "Now if a republican did that, said that, etc., the republican would be pilloried by the MSM." Well Joe, thankfully it was you who stepped in it. At least you can't go on about the unfairness of the kid-glove treatment you have received despite being a republican. Joe is an intellectual pigmy and he compensates with anger and verbal abuse. Mika, or whatever, expresses all the symptoms of a battered spouse who, in the end, defends her man, black eye and all. He only did it because he loves me. This show is interesting to watch, but not for the reasons Joe thinks its interesting.

[sicova]

Joe, have serious issues. He want to convince himself that he is not a republican groupie but he is. At the same time he suffers from been outside his natural habitat. FOX news. He plays the middle ground to justify his next attack with the claim to be fair. But I do not believe him.

[protagonia]

He should be able to say the word that so many people refer to him as.

[SailFree]

"Much ado about nothing."

This is like watching the demented play with their own feces.

[meltingpot101]

What a pitiful display of feminism Mika....'N­o, Joe you almost did, you meant to say the letter."

Come on Mika....WT­F is that.

She should have been telling him not to worry he'd be a regular guest on "Morning Mika."

Just Pitiful!!

[kcjc]

I also think Mika is the worst!! Joe corrected himself and apologized. Mika's first instinct was to lie!! Says alot about character!!

[meltingpot101]

Sorry I missed it. I fired Joe last week and haven't watched since...th­is is funny. Joe can't even believe the words coming out of his own mouth anymore. Classic.

[javagirl322]

Probably still angry about the results of the election..­...

[madzippy]

Hey, it's unfortunate, inappropriate, funny. But, to think the word isn't part of the English vernacular and isn't used? He may be in trouble with the FCC, but come on, get over the facade of outrage and move on.

[diogeron]

People in this country need to grow up. Having lived in Europe, where their standard fare on television is much more "adult" then here in the USA, I agree with what Joe said later on when I saw it in real time. It was something like, "If there were any of your small kids around, I apologize. If you're an adult, get over it."

[Teritt]

The problem is how he went on and on and on about Bono saying it (not to mention Janet Jackson's wardobe malfunction). Joe acts as though he is morally superior to everyone, yet when he says it everyone else needs to get over it. People that watch regularly are just talking about his complete hypocrisy.

[Squigibo]

hehehe....­..

What's the FCC fine for that?

[notconfindtweenhatnboots]

$325,000.

DL Hugley was discussing it on his CNN Show the night before. Joe needs to start watching more CNN.

[rdiaz921]

i heard that there is no fine. This happened on a cable network and the public pays for that.

[yallkiddn]

I, for one, am not going to jump on the Bash Joe bandwagon. He may be a Conservative Republican, but
I think he's a fairly open-minded guy who amenable to ideas that are outside his CR box.