i think both carville and i have common ground.h working class guys and come from that background. i want all workers to makes a much ot as possible. there are companies that exploit workers. i was exploited on my way up by some company cans. i found a better job by a different company that didn't exemployed me. what's going to happen is fewer jobs, fewer overtime first of all let me point out that there has been significantly better private sector job creation under this. let's get that clear. >> carville, how you can say that when the median income has dropped $7,000 for the american worker? there is significant more private sector job creation under president obama than there was under president bush. >> are they janitor jobs? door man jobs? >> i can be fact checked on this throw this propaganda stuff out. median income for americans have dropped 7 grand. >> because we had a financial -- there there is better private sector creation. >> if that would be true income would be going up and it doesn't. it's going down. >> incomes ha

you may be right, carville, you very rarely are but in this case you might. a.p.l today, 59% of americans believe the president is doing a poor job. that is the highest ever for the associated press. i understand 17 people fainted over there when that number came in because you know how left wing the a.p. is. what is driving the poll numbers down for the president? >> well, i think it's a combination of things. first of all still some leg on the rollout of affordable care act. people say gee, they blame him directly there seems to be -- in the world. number three you and i have talked about this endlessly is that thehe so-called recovery have yet to reach the middle class on down. it's just a recovery for the top 1% in this country and i think that the president is the guy in charge and to some extent they have that feeling. on the other side, i don't know how important it is. he is not going to run for office again. and. >> that's posh for the democratic party though next fall because the president is a standard bearer. i'm not going to disagree with your analysi

you may be right, carville, you very rarely are but in this case you might. a.p.y, 59% of americans believe the president is doing a poor job. that is the highest ever for the associated press. i understand 17 people fainted over there when that number came in because you know how left wing the a.p. is. what is driving the poll numbers down for the president? >> well, i think it's a combination of things. first of all still some leg on the rollout of affordable care act. people say gee, they blame him directly there seems to be -- in the world. number three you and i have talked about this endlessly is that the fruits of the so-called recovery have yet to reach the middle class on down. it's just a recovery for the top 1% in this country and i think that the president is the guy in charge and to some extent they have that feeling. on the other side, i don't know how important it is. he is not going to run for office again. and. >> that's posh for the democratic party though next fall because the president is a standard bearer. i'm not going to disagree with your a

to react james carville. there is a georgia over there.ident obama's handling the putin thing correctly? we have a few more sanctions, picked out a few more guys but what do you think? >> the russians never cared what thought. didn't care what president jornz thought when they crushed the revolt during czechoslovakia, didn't think what president reagan want martial law in poland. didn't care what president bush thought invaded georgia. i don't think they are going to be swayed that much by our sanctions. the truth of the matter is the europeans have much more at stake at this thing than we do. that's why it's good news as ed henry reported timing of this summit in netherlands is a good thing. >> don't you a agree with me that the unintended consequences of president obama appearing weak throughout the world and he does. all the polls say that all the polls say that the perception and perception isn't reality. i don't want to debate the reality of it i mean, you are a democrat. you like him. you may see it a different way. well, the percept

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assignment working plain clothes it's important they be well supervised they work with the northern and carville and richmond they work on some issues and do a good job. now we have four homeless outreach officers in the park. i really have to brag about those guys a little bit. they have the lousiest job at the park they start work at the 4:00 a.m. and trauma through the various parts in the park through pitch-dark walking up illegal camps and sleepers often their encounter a large encampment sometimes, we run into those people out in the park that have mental issues and they get a resister out in the middle of the buena vista park at the 4:30 in the morning when they call back up are they going to say 3 trees in the park it's an extra hazardous duty they do it willingly and those decoys they came into the police department to catch bad guys not walk up homeless people in the park but realize the importance of the job and in this police strict that's is a major issue that has to be dealt with. some people question why we site some of those people when theirs of little consequence if we stop kro

the park district is sunday night by 5 other police districts as you see richmond, carville, mission, northern and eric garcetti site and it's called the park district but you'd think it would be central wouldn't you its centerlinely located but that route you have to change the northern and changes the name of concern so through the good if he out and go with tradition it's the park district center of the city. now we have portions 5 supervisorial districts in the park district. as you can see some of them are real small areas primarily we work a lot with supervisor wiener and supervisor breed with whom we work well with they're supportive of our endeavors and their quick to forward concerns they get from higher constituents regarding police manner their quick to forward an e-mail and expect me to take prompt action it's a healthy i didn't relationship we have. the district is divided into 4 geographical sectors and the folks are assigned sectors. i'll get into more detail a little bit later but as you can see the one park jefferson speaking it the twin peaks and the 3 car is hate st

ralph mays, jacks creek, tennessee, is james carville a fox news contributor?te? carville toes the democratic line with insider knowledge, want to hear all sides. and why is fox thrilled to acquire the rights to the bloody program "the walking dead." facts, o'reilly, facts, i have no idea, they don't call me up here and ask me about the simpsons. bob madigan, in queensland, australia, what do you think the phrase "mad as hell is"? a description. bob, and just received my free copy of killing jesus, also, o'reilly, we saw you in chicago, you guys are the new martin and lewis. i'm dino, right? and a good time to check out the tour, buffalo, minneapolis, rapid city. all the other tickets are sold out. in addition, ms. megyn kelly, brian kilmeade will be seeing everybody on long island. bruce, williamston, north carolina, i took only passing interest in o'reilly's analysis of beyonce until my granddaughter and other girls were kicked off the school bus for singing her latest song, so there you go. o'reilly it is people like you who pretend to care about black commu

and who's going to be the biggest threat to the democratic party, his party, james carville.uspicious to you, too? >> yes. of course it is. of course it is. you don't want to judge anything, investigators have to find out, but that would be on the top of the list. a 777 is by and large a maplane with an excellent record. >> one of the planes with the best records in the sky. last time you were on the show you had nice words to say about ted cruz. that surprised people. >> i try to be dispassionate about the field. i think he's one of, i think senator paul has a chance to be the nominee. governor bush, fwogovernor walk and it's either going to be ted cruz or rick perry. i think it's going to be interesting to see who emerges out of those two. i think governor perry can do a speed dial and raise $5 million. how big is california's surplus? >> here's one big difference. california's a 13.5% state income tax. >> can't argue about that. but i think one of those two would be formidable. but those are the people who actually have a chance. ? >> i aguy wiree with you. there's a littl

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james carville many years ago said it is the economy, stupid. now at least in terms of health care is the structure. the slow economy starting with the recession, the great recession does play a role, but dobson knows, new economic research suggests that the economy may have had an even smaller impact on health care spending than thought as recently as one year ago. what matters more and more are the structural changes taking hold in the delivery and financing of health care. this undoubtedly is what the head of the cbo man to and ' did you see here. you see that he references beneficiary and provider behavior as contriving the slowdown and discounts financial turmoil and the recession. i am sure this is no surprise to any of you. all of you know this. all of you are creating change every day in hospitals through reduced rea admissions, building integrated care networks, the playing sophisticated information technology systems and expanding the use of electronic health records. it is all about efficiency and enhancing values. our mission now sho

what was most intriguing is that you said that james carville agrees with you on school choice. >> so does juan williams. this is not a partisan issue. people all over the country are seeing that when you give parents more choices of schools, it improves education for everyone. it improves the traditional public schools. what's going on here in new york is a perfect example to the big. the new mayor is actually throwing very successful charter schools out of empty public building. it makes no sense at all. what they want to do. >> it makes absolute sense. because the teachers unions hate it and they supported him. it makes absolute sense. what i don't get though is why the war on poor children. i have walked through those charter schools in new york. i have seen them. i have done a story on them. and those, look, the rich kids go to the rich private schools. >> right. >> this is a big chance for some kids. and the idea that you would shut these down is absolutely appalling. >> let the big guys take care of the big unions. and so, again "falling in love with america again" if they will

fox news contributor james carville said if he come back in another life, he wants to come back as the bond market because it can intimidate anyone. clearly they can be effective. we've had since 1960, an embargo against cuba and it has not had any discernible effect on the regime. >> speaking of sanctions, perhaps the most important development this week is that german chancellor angela merkel who had been seeming to hang back when it came to economic sanctions now seems all on board the idea of tough economic sanctions against russia. in a speech to the german parliament this week, merkel said this. if russia continues on its course of the past few weeks, it will not only be a catastrophe for ukraine. this would also cause massive damage to russia economically and politically. let me ask you the question i was asking the two senators before. are we headed for a new cold war? >> it has been jarring to see this reversion to what we thought a cold war or even precold war scenario with tanks moving down country roads. with people disappearing who were critical of the regime. either in uk