Scarborough's salary on Morning Joe is $99,000/week

He's now divorced his second wife and he pays her $30,000/month alimony but no child support.

http://www.tmz.com/2013/10/11/joe-scarborough-divorce-settlement-salary-morning-joe-msnbc/

Also not reported there (but reported in The Week magazine which comes with the Pensacola News Journal), Scarborough and his ex still live in the same house in Connecticut. They divided the house in half and each is not allowed to enter the other's part of the house.

Bob wrote:He's now divorced his second wife and he pays her $30,000/month alimony but no child support.

http://www.tmz.com/2013/10/11/joe-scarborough-divorce-settlement-salary-morning-joe-msnbc/

Also not reported there (but reported in The Week magazine which comes with the Pensacola News Journal),  Scarborough and his ex still live in the same house in Connecticut.  They divided the house in half and each is not allowed to enter the other's part of the house.  

Must be a big damn house.  lol

I dont know if it is true but down on E and Main street, where the Music box is now.  That house got involved in a messy divorce and it was awarded to both parties.   So The guy cut the damn house in half and tore his side down,  I dont know if that is why, but they did cut that house in Half.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0ysFfyFDzEzbEVBMEhzaFdlR1E/edit?usp=drivesdk

Mr Ichi wrote:I dont know if it is true but down on E and Main street, where the Music box is now.  That house got involved in a messy divorce and it was awarded to both parties.   So The guy cut the damn house in half and tore his side down,  I dont know if that is why, but they did cut that house in Half.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0ysFfyFDzEzbEVBMEhzaFdlR1E/edit?usp=drivesdk

I don't know if it's still him involved in the divorce and who cut the house in half, but the guy who owned the Music Box and lived in that house next door is named Andre Bernier. I bought a Defense pinball machine from him in the late 70's. I wish I still had it. This is what the backglass looked like. It was a WW2 conversion of a baseball themed pinball machine made in the late 30's.

Very cool machine.