but let me ask you, bill burton, she is like this with the guy who founded media matters, and that is a hateful website. ask any conservative or republican in the country. >> megyn, we're talking about different things. because conservatives don't agree with what media matters has on its website does not make it a hate website. it means they disagree with that. >> my point is it's in the eye of the beholder, bill. it's in the eye of the beholder. >> misogyny and racism are bigger than just political disagreements. >> go ahead, david. >> the black panthers in 2008 and 2012 supported barack obama. does that make barack obama racist? i certainly don't believe so. you cannot control the people who support you. because some knuckle heads from the kkk decide that they like donald trump, he doesn't agree with their positions on any level obviously, and the breitbart.com, you know how many people have written for breitbart.com that actually are regular guests on megyn's shoe, including me? >> greg gutfeld. >> he was great friends with -- >> well, andrew breitbart was a great man, but the webs

alex: bill burton and michael steele, thank you for your time.oming up, we have a cardinal classic with you, our conversation with the ragin' cajuns, coming up. ♪ john: in bookstores across the country, you can find the image of donald trump's head emerging out of an elephant's bum. it written by hyper partisan democratic strategist and clinton's super ally, james carville stop by to talk about the presidential race and these of his new book. to successful had democratic presidents sandwich by two disastrous republican presidents. am making,case i particularly on the economy by every measure that you can comment, kratz have outperformed republicans and it hasn't been close. we go on from there to issues toe climate and overreaction ebola and environmental regulations. one of the favorite parts of my book is the united states and north carolina -- he did not think russian workers should be forced to wash their hands. i think it's reasonable for the guy who makes the salad to wash his hands. john: i am pro-handwashing. alex: what's with the idea th

alex: bill burton and michael steele, thank you for your time.g up, we have a cardinal classic with you, our conversation with the ragin' cajun, coming up. ♪ ♪ john: i will tell you what is going on. right now, in bookstores across the country, you can find the image of donald trump's head emerging out of an elephant's bum. this is the cover of we are still right, they are still wrong. it written by hyper-partisan democratic strategist and clinton's super ally, james carville. he stopped by our studio last night to talk about the presidential race. and the thesis of his new book. james: we have had two successful democratic presidents, sandwiched by two disastrous republican presidents. so, do not count democratic. the longer case i am making, particularly on the economy by every measure that you can comment, democrats have typically just outperformed republicans. and, you know, it hasn't been close. we go on from there, to issues like climate and overreaction to ebola and environmental regulations. one of the favorite parts of my book is the uni

los angeles, california -- democratic strategist bill burton, thank you for joining us.'s start with you, chairman. inone can still pivot american politics, it feels like the donald trump campaign is engaged in a kind of pivot as the candidate has been talking laudably about president obama's deportation policies. the last week of outreach to minority voters. and i listed, aspirational messages. how effective is any of this? >> i don't think it is necessarily effective to those constituencies that are not down with trump. i think the vast majority of the black community has long made up its mind. be 1% onr won't election day but it certainly won't be 20. i know there is a lot more work to do there. certainly on the immigration front. again, a lot of bridges burnt with the hispanic community. but the conversation goes beyond those two constituencies. face going really in your to those voters who are still on the fence and undecided. yes, there are still some. whoto white female voters are looking at this race and we getg to look at it as to labor day and beyond. so i thin

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patriots learning from each other in practice and a college football coach lets out his inner bill belichick. steve burton has it all next in >>> bmw. test drive a bmw today at your massachusetts bmw center or visit us at www.bmwmass.com. >> week play their first pre-season game of the year against the saints. both bill belichick and saints head coach get along well. patriots back in pads today for a short practice on the field. jimmy garoppolo continued to work with his new offense while tom brady shared the reps with jimmy garoppolo. the two units get plenty of motivation from each other. competition is one of the best i have seen in a long time. >> we want to do our job and get to the football. the defense is taking the ball away, working together, working with the corners, linebackers. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> great. always great to have a great group of guys. we work hard and learn from each other. we are growing and getter >> nick seiben is one of the most decorated college football coaches in the nation. he is a friend and former assistant of bill belichick. when asked about one of hi

we will get steve burton in the press conference we have bill belichick and others and christian levan hit on different things and boys of fall can't go wrong with conditiony chesney but looking at it and kenny chesney but looking at it and again i think he said it first. garoppolo not showing it yet. >> i think we all knew the defense was going to have to dairy -- carry the team. what i saw was garoppolo how much farther he needs to go. he is not nearly as far as i thought he was. there's a lot of issues and concerns with me. most importantly he just gets a little skidish with pressure. they didn't bring a lot or a ton but when there was some he keeping his eyes down field. maybe it will change. the one strip sack he had when he tried to escape pressure and sneak outside and try condition- - and lost contained that's a concern. those are rookie mistakes. those are panic moves. that's a quarterback that hasn't what lot of opportunity. and the preseason it's a teaching moment. and a regular season it will come back and bite you especially they got three turnovers and plenty opportunitie

bill could cost them.... their jobs... but... as 13 action news reporter.... michael burton tells us... it's one of the authors of that that doesn't happen. like many ccsd employees - members of the "education support employee association" have serious concerns about plans to reorganize the school district. states: a local school precinct is not required to purchase equipment, services and supplies from the school district. it's the word "services" that worries the president of the esea. outsource their service needs, what will happen to the ccsd staff members currently taking care of them. "food service. technical. clerical. those are all service." these services are rendered by what ccsd calls support staff. assemblyman david gardner says the unique needs of support staff members may have been overlooked when drafting these regulations. "when we wrote this bill, the support staff really wasn't involved a ton. i mean every since they came to the public hearing and said he we haven't been involved. i said..you're right. taped tag: the advisory committee will have a final vote on these r

for more on this game let's head right down to carolina with steven burton standing by. needs to im -- bill belichick said everyone needs to improve their game not just jimmy garoppolo. >> we'll work our tails off to get to that point and we'll get there. over all there's some good things that we did tonight. you know, we have to get the little things corrected. as a quarterback you have to make a decision and everything. that's pretty important. i mean, if you don't turn the ball over you give your team a good chance to win. really helps you in field position and every aspect. >> we've moved ahead in a lot of areas but we're certainly not are we need to be. congress any player is. i don't think that any coach is. i'm sure no team is is at this point. -- is at this point. we're all making progress and it's going to look good. we have to keep our foot on the gas and try to make it as quickly as we can. >> the pats wrap up their preseason schedule next week when they take on the giants in new jersey. kick off at 7:00 here on wbz. >>> the patriots they end up beating the panthers 19-17. one fi

bush administration in 2005 the energy bill was passed it has three benefits for the oil and gas industry. one most most of you are familiar with, the hell burton loophole which exempted the from the state's drinking act and the other two are less well-known. one is the repeal of the bill i talked about, the republican utility holding company act of 1935. that was repealed and its repeal means utilities could get is because they wanted, they could engage in any kind of activity including the trading and the speculation on the stock market that was for bidden before. in fact natural gas wasn't even really traded before the 1990s. today we now have 20 giant utilities that operate in this country and provide more than 50% of power, they use the all of the above strategy and they are encouraging fracking and really a party to it. the other thing that changed in the energy policy act of 2005, do not have the name quite right before is that it gave the federal energy regulatory commission that was created under the carter administration new and big powers. it put fe rk in charged of the environment in terms of building new things, that's the national

burton, the birthday boy, let's send it back to you. >> thank you very much. we have much more to come including bill belichick's next week. they take on the chicago bears. yes. we have patriots all access at 7:30 and kickoff at 8:00. coming up on sunday afternoon, you want to see this. an nfl films recap of the patriots 2015 season entitled fight to the finish. it's sunday at 2:30 here on wbz. we will be right back with bill hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. >> all right. welcome back, everyone. the drive of the game, how about this, four plays, 48 yards. it took them 1:38. it ended with the touchdown. 56 yards. that was on the screen. and then a one-yard touchdown gillette stadium. we're waiting for bill belichick

burton standing by. >> thank you. the patriots are a perfect 3-0 but they are far from perfect and bill belichick is saying everyone needs to improve their game, not just jimmy garoppolo. but here's the question, can garoppolo improve his game enough with the regular season more than just two weeks away? >> we'll do our best to get him there. weeks until then and we'll work our tails off to get to that point and we'll get there. you know, over all there's some good things that we did tonight. you know, we have to get the little things corrected that are going to bite us in the butt. as a quarterback you have to make a decision and everything and that's pretty important. i mean, if you don't turn the ball over you give you team a chance to win. when the defense is playing like today, every aspect. >> we moved ahead in a lot of areas by we're certainly not where we need to do. no players, no coaches, no team is at this point. we're all making progress and that's good. we have to keep our foot on the gas and try to make it as quickly as we can. >> the pats wrap up their preseason schedule next week when they take on the jag

burton community service award. tom brady always wants to play. why not? you're tom brady. of course you want to play in any game or practice. and brady wants in. the up to bill belichick. after saturday, these next four weeks for tom brady are going to get interesting. >> reporter: the last time tom brady was forced to sit and watch was because of injury. this time it's entirely different. >> i tried to find different ways to be positive. it is what it is at this point. we do the best we can do. have to vacate the patriot premises and a list of rules will be put in place. >> got a lot of really good players, a lot of really good leaders. we've always done a good job cultivating guys to step in and fill the void. and i think we'll do a great job. >> and maybe the final words were a vote of confidence for jimmy garoppolo that he's coming back. >> i'll be excited to watch and hopefully when i come back, i'll be a better player. >> he didn't tell us what he's going to do but you can tell that he doesn't want the four game suspension. >> thank you very much. >>> the gala, patriots premiere tonight. >> awesome event. can't wait to see it. >> wbz is proud to be you

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. >> joining us now, bill burton, the former deputy white house press secretary under president obama, and david wohl, an

. >> joining us now, bill burton, the former deputy white house press secretary under president obama, and david wohl, an attorney and trump supporter. david, let me start with you on your reaction to this.