Mr. President, this sucker quick.

How does it drive?

How does it feel to be behind the wheels, sir?

How does it feel to be behind the wheels, sir?

It feels great. I tell you what.

Now, I don't have anybody as a stopwatch, but I think if we're going zero to 60 and about 4.3, 4.4?

Right. 4 flat or... Well, you haven't released it. President?

It's okay. Mr. President, how fast were you going?

Okay, I'm just going to step on it. I'll come off at 80 miles an hour. See what you are you. Okay? You ready? Mr. President, can't be a quick question on Israel before you drive away since it's all for it? No, you can. I'm not unless you get in front of the car if I step on it. I'm going to tease it. Okay, here we go. You ready? Mr. President Biden making an unscheduled stop during his trip to Michigan to test drive the new all-electric Ford F-150 lightning.

I'm kind of excited about the electric lightning.

I think that I should get a truck for my next birthday.

There we go.

Good morning.

And welcome to morning, Joe.

It's Wednesday, May 19th, along with Joe, Willie, and me.

We have White House reporter for the Associated Press, Jonathan Lemire. Willie, I think that we can get electric cars into the entire fleet at some point. It's very clunky. It's very hard, but it would be great for this country. But it's a long way off. It is. Joe was actually going to get you scratch-off tickets again for your birthday next year, but now you've really, you've really raced the bar asking for an F-150 lightning. He did get me. He did get me an F-150. I'm just saying, next time, maybe make it electric. Okay. All right, Joe, take note. You know what else you could get her, Joe? It was one of those handsome morning Joe fleeces you've been wearing this week. Is that a new one? He wears them every day. They walk on their road. I have been wearing them every day. You know, it's interesting about this fleece. So yesterday after the show, we've been talking about the Middle East. This is an extraordinarily important

story of our time. And afterward, I get a lot of calls to get ambassadors from the region that I

spoke to right after the show. It was on for about an hour, hour and a half with, and the calls

kept coming in and kept taking them. I think I talked to Richard Hauss, and we're all talking

about Middle East peace and

how we get there from here. And I see, I'm in the middle of a call with one of these ambassadors,

and it's Donnie Deutsch. And I say, Mr. Ambassador, can I call you back? One of my experts in

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