Does MacBook air/pro have msn or windows live messenger?

Does it have msn or windows live messenger? I'm thinking about getting one but my friend said there isno messenger!!!

Hi,
not on it by default, but you can get one here http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/messenger/default.mspx
Regards
Stefan

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