"Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough didn't wait long Monday morning in his interview with Gov. Chris Christie (R., N.J.) to get political about the Hurricane Sandy aftermath, asking Christie how he felt about his "far-far-far-far right-wing critics" for working with President Obama.
Scarborough claimed to see every day on social media that conservatives were "hacking Christie to little bits."
Christie replied that he had no regrets about his work after Sandy's impact.
It was Scarborough's second question of Christie on the program, which marked six months since Sandy devastated New Jersey's shore, New York City and other coastal communities in the northeast U.S. Thousands still remain homeless in the aftermath of the storm, and aid has been slow to reach the affected, but questions by the morning host on those issues had to wait.
