YourLogoHere Country. Not quite as crazy a place as Friday nights in Scarborough Country. Lawrence O'Donnell engages swiftboat liar John O'Neill in a civil debate.

O‘DONNELL: Disgusting, lying book.
BUCHANAN: John, let me ask you this.
O‘NEILL: And you, Larry, are a professional liar.
(CROSSTALK)
O‘DONNELL: You have no standards, John O‘Neill, as an author. And you know it. It‘s a pack of lies. You are unfit to publish.

And much, much more. But that isn't even the craziest part. The craziest is when O'Donnell is arguing with Jack Burkman, a Republican strategist, about Dick Cheney's daughter.

BURKMAN: Do you think it‘s OK that they attacked Cheney‘s daughter?
O‘DONNELL: They didn‘t attack the daughter.
BURKMAN: Well, do you think what they said is OK?
O‘DONNELL: Yes.
BURKMAN: Is it?
O‘DONNELL: Yes.
(CROSSTALK)
O‘DONNELL: She‘s a lesbian and she has lesbian sex.
BURKMAN: But is appropriate to call attention, for a presidential candidate...
O‘DONNELL: The reason I know that is that her father told me.
(CROSSTALK)
O‘DONNELL: Her father and mother told me she‘s a lesbian and has lesbian sex.
....
O‘DONNELL: Because I believe there is nothing negative about lesbianism, and I‘m very much in favor of as much lesbianism as lesbians want to create in the world, and as many of lesbian Cheney family members as they want to have is all fine by me, I see nothing negative.
(CROSSTALK)
BURKMAN: I‘ll tell you, Pat. Even Bill Clinton and Al Gore—Al Gore, who in the 2000 campaign use every dirty and scurrilous tactic known to man, they did not...
O‘DONNELL: Dirty, scurrilous lesbians. Dirty, scurrilous lesbians.
BURKMAN: It‘s nothing to do with that. He did not attack the children of the candidates. Even Bill Clinton and Al Gore did not do that.
(CROSSTALK)
BUCHANAN: Let‘s take a look at something else.
O‘DONNELL: What‘s the attack in the word lesbian?

That's one crazy place, that Scarborough Country. And here's a little "Did you know?" about the leader of Scarborough Country, Joe Scarborough.