maureen dowd, thoroughly enjoyed the book. it's great to have you.s a point, it's filled with columns and work of yours only about these two. that's how much you've written about clinton, the clintons, and donald trump. >> yes. but it also has a long essay about the bush family, whom i've covered for 30 years. and also i started covering on the national stage obama and biden, so all of the cast of characters at this crazy dinner party i started with. >> i've gotten so many things wrong as donald trump likes to remind people about this cycle. what have you gotten wrong that stands out? >> oh, wow. i don't know. you tell me. i don't know. >> maybe it's all subjective. donald trump listens to you. you know, when you've -- you point this out in so many columns that when you raise with him concerns or questions, it seems like he's interested to know what maureen dowd is thinking. >> well, listens to me i think is a bit strong. you know, i picture kellyanne conway like a lion tamer trying to keep donald trump on his stool. but, no. i have confronted him wi

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maureen dowd. op ed columnist for the "new york times." "the year of voting." this is supposed to come out in the first week of december like at the earliest, how can it be ready to go right now? >> because it's supposed to be like a voting guide. >> we've watched the dowd family struggle with how to vote. you are running a focus group with people named dowd. >> i have my own little basket of deplorables. >> you do. your brother kevin, and apparently every irish family has a kevin that's republican. that's what i've got. your brother kevin says somewhere in here that hillary clinton, he's for trump because hillary clinton doesn't have the moral authority to be president. he thinks donald trump has the moral authority to be president? >> well, he did call me the day after the khan family thing and say, can we kill my trump essay, and i said no. that train has left the station. that book has gone to print, but here's the funny thing, and i think you'll understand this. that several columnists, who shall not be named, have gone on margaret meade like anthrow poll

maureen dowd joins us again at the table. welcome. >> thank you. it versus the queen of hallmark. >> it's amake. her problem is she's too tightly controlled. his problem is he's out of control. his problem is he's too bold. and her problem is she's sometimes not bold enough. >> you call it the battle of the sexes. billie jean king and bobby riggs. >> well, gayle, it's interesting for centuries women considered temperamentally and unbiologically unsuited for office. you get a candidate who is bitchy and sometimes hysterical and worries about hair care, but it's not the woman. >> yeah. >> and yeah, then you have one who is very controlled, a hawk. and wears tailored suits. and it's not the man. tank, maureen in your column. you say they both have a fluid relationship with the truth. that gaffes don't seem to matter, neither does is the truth. what does matter to voters. and what do you think it will take to sway undecided voters where the clock is ticking? >> i think voters are more fearful and depressed and anxious than they've ever been. they're tr

how do you think maureen dowd sees the world in a way that other columnists don't? s it that attracts her powers of observation? maureen: yeah, i am really not so interested in the horse race. charlie: policy? maureen: i'm interested in policy as it pertains to the person. for instance, you know, i have this essay in this book where i re-reported the whole relationship of papi bush and w, the father-son relationship. their braiding of love and competition ended up in the worst foreign policy mistake in history. the family dynamic -- charlie: you believe the iraq war was about the son trying to do something his father didn't do and trying to at the same time revenge his father because saddam hussein tried to kill his father. maureen: yes, and i went back and re-reported the whole thing and i hope like with john meacham, i have done a definitive essay on this. and so voters go along and they think they're voting for someone and they don't realize and the clintons have been the same, you know, that they're also dealing with this family dynamic that helps determine the r

. >> rose: maureen dowd, ken burns and artemis jow-- joukowsky when we continue. funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: maureen dowd is here, a pulitzer prize winning columnist for "the new york times." she first joined the paper in 1993 as a metro reporter. her career-covering poll tinnings spans nine presidential campaigns. she describes this election as the most epic battle of the sexes. she described it in a new book. the book is you will kad the year of voting dangerously. the derangment of american politics. cofounder and former c.e.o. of "politico" writes dowd surely captures the theater about politics better than anyone else. i'm pleased have her back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: so this is the easiest way to make a book that i know. just put your columes together and there it is. but it is not that easy, is it? >>

and best selling author of "the new york times" columnist maureen dowd. to karl cameron who was at the site in asheville, north carolina with how this played out on the trail today. karl? >> reporter: very aggressively obviously. from the moment hillary clinton uttered her basket of deplorables line, the trump campaign was getting ready to run ads. and now that ad list will go in the four most key states for trump, florida, ohio, pennsylvania and north carolina. it will be a multimillion dollar buy. trump is making the argument that hillary clinton is debasing the american public, american voters. and to illustrate his disagreement with that, he brought a handful of folks up on stage today to explain why they, black, white, hispanic, were not xenophobic, homophobic or islamophobic ore any of the others and trashed hillary clinton saying that this statement makes her now officially unelectable. watch. >> hillary clinton has been running a hate-filled and negative campaign with no policy, no solutions and no new ideas. hillary clinton can never be president

>>> "the new york times" columnist maureen dowd has covered hillary clinton and donald trump for decades. the pulitzer prize winner wrote about trump in 1999, as he contemplated a run for president. she said the businessman is fewer id. restraints. dowd described her time to quote, to figure out a way to mend her image problems. she takes critical odds to the 2016 election. maureen dowd joins us again at the table. welcome. >> thank you. >> you call this election, you it versus the queen of hallmark. >> it's amake. her problem is she's too tightly controlled. his problem is he's out of control. his problem is he's too bold. and her problem is she's sometimes not bold enough. >> you call it the battle of the sexes. billie jean king and bobby riggs. >> well, gayle, it's interesting for centuries women considered temperamentally and unbiologically unsuited for office. you get a candidate who is bitchy and sometimes hysterical and worries about hair care, but it's not the woman. >> yeah. >> and yeah, then you have one who is very controlled, a hawk. and wears tailored suits. and it's not the

charlie: maureen dowd is here, she is a columnist for the "new york times." she joined the paper in 1983 as a metro reporter. her career covering politics spans nine presidential campaigns. she describes this election as the most epic battle of the sexes. she describes it in a new book, the book is called the year of voting dangerously, the derainingment of american politics. jim, co-founder writes dowd surely captures the theater of politics better than anyone else. i am pleased to have her back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. charlie: so this is the easiest way to make a buck i know. put your columns together and there it is. it's not that easy, is it? >> some of them are my columns and new material, in a tom sawyer move, i forced my brothers and sisters to write original essays. i have a really long essay on my 30 years with the bush fall and i have all of my letters from papi bush, not all of them, i used snippets of them and how we were able to maintain what he calls a love hate relationship all through the six or seven years i was writing

how do you think maureen dowd sees the world in a way that other columnists don't? is it that attracts her powers of observation? maureen: yeah, i am really not so interested in the horse race. charlie: policy? maureen: i'm interested in policy as it pertains to the person. for instance, you know, i have this essay in this book where i re-reported the whole relationship of papi bush and w, the father-son relationship. their breeding and competition ended up in the worst foreign policy mistake in history. the family dynamic -- charlie: you believe the iraq war was about the son trying to do something his father didn't do and trying to at the same time revenge his father because saddam hussein tried to kill his father. maureen: yes, and i went back and re-reported the whole thing and i hope like with john meacham, i have done a definitive essay on this. so voters go along and they think they're voting for someone and they don't realize and the clintons have been the same, you know, that they're also dealing with this family dynamic that helped determine the results of

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joining me for insight and analysis, republican strategist alex castellanos, maureen dowd and cornell belcher and katy tur of nbc news. i'm chuck todd and this is "meet the press." >>> an explosion rocked manhattan last night, and then a second pressure cooker device and a bomb like the one used in the boston marathon attack was found four blocks to the north. the u.s. foreign chief correspondent richard engel happened to be on the scene last night, and what can you tell us, richard, about what we know about this incident well, it wa explosion and did not cause a great deal of explosion, but shattered some windows and went off inside of a dumpster, and some windows as high as four stories were shattered, but we are not seeing the huge crater, and so it is a crude, ploeive device. a few blocks from where i am, the unexploded device was located in a pressure cooker looking very homemade and the kind of thing that you could find the recipe for online, and the investigation right now is focusi focusing on the linkages and who is responsible? a group of people? linked to the pipe bomb expl

exclusive interview with ncaa president mark emmert on moving carolina plus new york column lift maureen dowd joins us in the studio with her new book and more of charlie's interview with former president bill clinton. that's it for "cbs morning news." class is back in session for twelve hundred students at walter johnson junior high. but parents still have questions about the mercury scare that closed the school. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...n-v energy reaches a settlement with solar city. how this affects solar customers. ((brian loftus)) >> and... southern nevada is under a wind advisory. sherry tells us how long it's expected to last. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> class is back in session this morning for walter johnson junior high. good morning i'm brian loftus ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. the environmental protection agency deemed the school safe for students to return, this mercury scare proved costly for multiple parties. and some parents want to know

joining me for insight and analysis are alex castellanos, maureen dowd, cornel belcher and katy tur. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. another reminder that we're all living under the threat of violence and terror. an explosion rocked lower manhattan around 8:30 last night wounding more than two dozen people. later, a second pressure cooker device, a pressure cooker bomb like the one in the boston marathon attack was found two blocks to the north. richard engel, who happened to be on the scene last night, joins me this morning. richard, what can you tell us incident this morning? >> reporter: well, it was a loud explosion. it didn't cause a great deal of damage. it shattered a lot of windows and apparently went off incsidea dumpster. some windows up to the fourth story were shattered. we're not seeing a lot of scorched ground, we're not seeing a huge crater. it seems to have been a crude explosive device. a few blocks from where i am, an unexploded a pressure cooker. it looked very homemade, the thing you could find the recipe for online. the investig

and here with me in new york, maureen dowd of the new york times. she is also the author of a new book, the year of voting dangerously. i am pleased to have all of them here. i began with mark halperin and john heilemann at hofstra. they are not here yet, so i will begin with maureen dowd. give me your reaction. maureen: i would say hillary won, but not in such a decisive way, not in such a decisive way that my conservative siblings, which i call my basket of deplorables -- think he won cured so i am not sure she got any of his people, and i'm sure he didn't get any of hers. she was able to beat him, not a total jack nicholson, a few good men meltdown, but on women, the birther thing, iraq. he ended up kind of admitting and bragging about not paying taxes, and he ended up kind of admitting about the housing bubble was good for him and defending that. and he reiterated that rosie o'donnell is a fat slob, i think. he admitted that he stiffed people in his business, and he was sort of bragging about weird things. i think he lost an opportunity on iraq,

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i did mention the great maureen dowd is here. you have a book. you wrote something interested in your introduction about just covering presidential candidates. you yourself have come to the conclusion that there are different things that go into what makes a good presidential candidate. you noted the resume argument. just because you have the longest resume doesn't to make a good decision. you were noting you thought this was not necessarily the best argument for president obama to make on behalf of hillary clinton. >> yes. well, i think we learned a lesson with dick cheney and donald rrumsfeld that you can still make a mistake. >> i wonder looking back on what we have seen with clinton and i has she spent too much time bashing trump? >> i think we will see from the clinton campaign a focus on turning her attention to talking about who she is and what she's going to fight for. younger voters don't know her, they don't know her history and what she's fighting for. you will see a laser-like focus. >> it's september 18, man. >> we were nervous about

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he called new york times maureen dowd on dope. robert gates a clown. >> when trump has done this before it's driven a feedback loop of dis extractions and criticism that takes him off his game and cost him in the polls. while trump won last week don't be surprised if clinton gains exactly one week from today. so in just a few minutes our pollster will join us to show how they match up and what their strategies next week will be. after a big week of college football, auburn fans want to make a move in to florida. license plates in our state. show you how that one is taking shape in tallahassee. but first we launched a funny new segment called director password challenge. >> epa of us passwords in our ears we have to work in to conversation. we so tonight i'm heading back to our kitchen table politics for the next round with russell and marissa. >> welcome back to kitchen table politics. our reigning champ. a silly phrase wed to work in to discussion. you bombed. >> i crashed. >> and she beat both of us but this time darren will tur

i did mention the great maureen dowd is here. you have a book.ng interested in your introduction about just covering presidential candidates. you yourself have come to the conclusion that there are different things that go into what makes a good presidential candidate. you noted the resume argument. just because you have the longest resume doesn't necessarily mean you are going to make a good decision. you were noting you thought this was not necessarily the best argument for president obama to make on behalf of hillary clinton. >> yes. well, i think we learned a lesson with dick cheney and donald ♪ >>> breaking news overnight. five more explosive devices found in new jersey, including one that exploded when the bomb squad was cutting in the wires. >> we've also got the latest on the new york city bombing as president obama landed in man ha hatten. >>> new details surrounding a stabbing attack at a mall. >>> gas prices could sky rocket 20 cents a gallon almost overnig overnight. "early today" starts right now. >>> the country is waking up on high

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did i mention the great maureen dowd is here. you have a book.esting in your introduction about just covering presidential candidates. you yourself have come to the conclusion that there are different things that go into what makes a good presidential candidate. you noted the resume argument. just because you have the longest resume doesn't necessarily mean you are going to make a good decision. you were noting you thought this was not necessarily the best argument for president obama to make on behalf of hillary clinton. >> yes. well, i think we learned a lesson with dick cheney and donald rumsfeld that you can have the longest resume qualifications and still make the biggest mistake in foreign policy history. >> you know, cornell, i wonder looking back on what we have seen with clinton, and i wanted to bring this up in the last part of the conversation. has she spent too much time bashing trump? >> i think over the next 50, 60 days, i think focus on turning her attention to talking about who she is and what she's going to fight for. younger vot

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