so it's 69% against carville. >> all right. bill. you asked my opinion.ave it to you. >> no, i asked your opinion on the fairness of it, not the worthiness of it, the fairness of it? >> look, 60% of the people believe that the earth is 5,000 years old or something. that doesn't mean that it's right. i think it's working better and i thought all along that it's going to work. i think it will. and as we go further into the year, i think you are going to see support increase for it. >> >> so you think it's fair to impose this system even though seven out of ten americans feel it's unfair and they want it delayed. >> right. i think it's. >> you are taking that con train point of view. would it it the not be fair to delay for a year. if it's so good so worthy, is it going to be worthy, necessary and good this time next year. >> i think now that we are making real progress and insurance companies see it's going to work to put half a billion dollars worth of advertising in it, i think it would be ridiculous. >> they are doing that because they make money. >> the

so it's 69% against carville. >> all right. bill. you asked my opinion.ave it to you. >> no, i asked your opinion on the fairness of it, not the worthiness of it, the fairness of it? >> look, 60% of the people believe that the earth is 5,000 years old or something. that doesn't mean that it's right. i think it's working better and i thought all along that it's going to work. i think it will. and as we go further into the year, i think you are going to see support increase for it. >> >> so you think it's fair to impose this system even though seven out of ten americans feel it's unfair and they want it delayed. >> right. i think it's. >> you are taking that con train point of view. would it it the not be fair to delay for a year. if it's so good so worthy, is it going to be worthy, necessary and good this time next year. >> i think now that we are making real progress and insurance companies see it's going to work to put half a billion dollars worth of advertising in it, i think it would be ridiculous. >> they are doing that because they make money. >> the

so you say. >> some signs are there. >> james carville, everybody. next on the rundown, brit hume sees it a bit differently. he will analyze the president's current position. rocky mountain high once again as "the denver post" hires editor to promote marijuana. we're coming right back. >>> hume zone segment tonight: you disagree with carville a little bit, right? >> i do. i think he made the case for optimistic view of the president's predicament about as well as it can be made. i think the tide is running too hard in too many ways against the president at the moment. i don't see any relief in sight, really. >> when you say the tithe is -- tide is running against. the democratic party still remains firmly behind the president except those who are running next year. so they are running for cover. but the establishment. >> whole house of representatives is up next year. >> all right. so every democrat in the house is going to be dealing with the president's situation and it is a huge drag on the ticket even though the president is not on the ballot. wh

we tackle it with two key senators, plus james carville and mary matalin join our powerhouse round table. right here, this sunday morning. >>> from abc news, "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> hello, again. in south africa today, preparations for the most massive memorial service in memory. pope francis, four american presidents, the dalai lama and dozens of world leaders will be there tuesday to pay tribute to a giant of our time. we'll reflect on nelson mandela this morning. first, let's go to chief foreign correspondent terry moran. just outside mandela's former home in soweto. good morning, terry. i see the rain has started all around you. >> reporter: that's right, george. right now, the rain is just opened up on this scene here. but it hasn't dampened the spirits here in soweto, just up the street, as you say, from nelson mandela's home. you might call it the humble mt. vernon of south africa. a remarkable, national celebration right across south africa. the passing of great man. being marked in song, and pride, and smiles, not tears or sorrow. today, nati

. >> james carville and mary matalin, they are so different politically -- >> personality-wise. >> that'sn interesting couple. >> i know. >> they're still together, aren't they? >> the last i heard. and, of course, sexual attraction. >> is the number one. listen to what number two. >> they're so deep. >> number, two willingness to look after me. and number three -- >> like your mother. >> and number three, should enjoy sports and let me watch sports. >> or at least let me watch them. yeah. >> i couldn't even believe those are the top three. sex, pick up my clothes and watch sports with me. >> wash my socks. >> wash my socks. >> yeah. get in bed and then clean up and make it after i leave. >> that's exactly what it is. >> yeah! not good. >> we're so over you. >> yeah. >> so this is the time of year when we talk about everyone is rushing to the malls and not paying attention to the real meaning of christmas and stuff. there is a lot of good going on lately between the tips for jesus who is leaving tips for people and some people are paying other people's groceries. but there was a tv commer

we tackle it with two key senators, plus james carville and mary matalin join our

>> first letter comes from kim godfrey she says quote: i was very angry while listening to james carvilleagree there will be a doctor shortage because of obama care. i found out that my two doctors are going to connells area concierge coverage. do we have any hard data? >> not really. we are seeing a trend in this kant area concierge care. it sounds fancy and it is is practices in this concierge care which is basically where somebody pay as doctor a retainer either annually or monthlily to be able to access that doctor really at any point. doesn't pay for the cost of tests or anything like that. that's the road we are going. >> coming thing. >> doctors don't know what their reimbursement rates are going to be under obamacare. those rates haven't been released just yet. >> that's right. i said from the very beginning i don't want to be boring and repeat it again but obamacare lives and dies off george january mad as hell about fox news anchor compassion for them and failure to look at his performance on the job. first of all, what's the latest with ford? he is still there, right? >> mayor

i want to see carville and were with the horns she had on.ey i and most of america are officially bored. we are bored with people like you incessantly feeling the need to shock us squares. you insipid because you don't have an act. that foam finger you used is going to last longer on the landfill than your career. and you know something? i would say i hope you have got something tucked away. if i was robin ethic i would fire -- thick i would fire my people. he has the hottest song. the guy can actually sing. all of a sudden he is in a gulliver's travels on spanish fly. >> i can lick anybody my size. >> but i will say this to miley. i got a good look at that tongue and the coloration was bad, baby. that's the same pallet that picasso worked in. you have got to get that worked this at. >> you. >> i had a long long look at it because it was constantly unfurled like the fire hose that bruce willis used to go between floors in diehard. [explosion] >> there is a lot to digest in that, miller. >> that's what i think, billy. >> i want to recommend to

james carville, long time clinton intimate, told me the other day no successful presidential candidate has ever run by saying the next four years are going to be exactly the same as the last eight. she has to be a different kind of democrat. then there's the bill factor. this came up in 2008 when the former president made some comments that ticked off obama supporters and other democrats. recently he weighed in on the troubled obama care rollout, as you know, gretchen. >> right. >> suggested something the president actually ended up doing. but i don't think there was a lot of warm feelings in the white house about the way that bill clinton did that. >> kind of one of those things like you like it, but you don't. anyway, a second report now says president obama only met with health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius once face to face in the last 3 1/2 years. when white house press secretary jay carney was asked about it, he has a bizarre response. >> i wish you had called me beforehand. because i -- i'm in a very charitable mood today. so i won't go too strong on this. but t

. >> mary matalin/james carville? >> not going nobody a few years.go marry a republican. >> my aunt jerry would call this equally yoked, that i think the study talked about the frequency of church attendance that talked about political ideology, that talked about the frequency of which you have cocktails, and so she would call this, you know, water seeking its own level, being equally yoked in marriage and that for her, at least, her theology around this, that makes for a longer term marriage. i don't know if that pans out to be true or not, but the people that i would marry or day, i tend to -- i meet them. if you say something that i find particularly offensive when it comes to something about maybe women's reproductive rights or immigration reform or -- heaven forbid if you say something bad about healthcare.org, we're probably not going to have a very long conversation. >> there you go. >> the all-encompassing word here is "values." now, within the framework of values, you can have differences of opinion about politics or a variety of different t