>> it does. >> carville?s one mother kind of loss as the-to-why the school board they didn't want controversy. but wouldn't even think about it i go to baseball game that they sing ymca all the time at the nationals game: >> that started with the yankees by the way, carville, the yankees ground crew started that i want everybody to know i went to high school county motorcycle guy. i think he was expelled. anyway, so even carville, even james carville, kate, an uber leftist admits that this is insanity. >> i didn't say insanity. i didn't see it. >> you just don't see it. >> i would say extreme to me. i wuntd say it's insanity. >> look, the political correctness bill is not the mom complaining school's reaction. a guy is arrested because he complains about a sexually expolitics sit book that his daughter is forced to read that does not fall into the politically correct class. you can't be a christian and white guy and be offend od and have somebody respond to you. this is actually a big problem. a stupid case b

>> it does. >> carville? mother kind of loss as the-to-why the school board they didn't want controversy. but wouldn't even think about it i go to baseball game that they sing ymca all the time at the nationals game: >> that started with the yankees by the way, carville, the yankees ground crew started that i want everybody to know i went to high school county motorcycle guy. i think he was expelled. anyway, so even carville, even james carville, kate, an uber leftist admits that this is insanity. >> i didn't say insanity. i didn't see it. >> you just don't see it. >> i would say extreme to me. i wuntd say it's insanity. >> look, the political correctness bill is not the mom complaining school's reaction. a guy is arrested because he complains about a sexually expolitics sit book that his daughter is forced to read that does not fall into the politically correct class. you can't be a christian and white guy and be offend od and have somebody respond to you. this is actually a big problem. a stupid case but a

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james carville, up next. kurtz d "media buzz." hillary clinton ig the best press of her life but she has had strained relations with journalists and if she doesn't run the single factor will be the media. really? i spoke with long-time clinton strategist now a fox news contributor, james carville, from new orleans. >> james, welcome. >> good, good, good to be here. >> you have been a friend and advisor to hillary clinton for two decades. why has she had this distrust and strained relationship with the president? >> you know, i think the article in "politico" rang true to me. she feels like with some justification that she has not been treated fairest and she doesn't like them a lot. probably not the only democrat that dislikes "new york times" as much as fox. >> but there is an unnamed veteran says she hates you, per and that will not change. hates us? >> well, i don't know, i don't think "hate" is not the word i would use but why thing she is overly trustful of the press. look, i don't think president obama much cottons to you gu

james carville, welcome. >> oh, good, good to be here.ank you, howie. >> you've been a friend and adviser to hillary clinton for over two decades. why has she always had a wary, distrustful, strained relationship with the press? >> you know, i think i read the article in politico. a the lo of it rung true to me. she feels like -- i don't think with some justification -- that she's not been treated the fairest of anybody. she doesn't -- she doesn't like them a lot. >> doesn't like them a lot. >> she's probably the only democrat that dislikes "the new york times" as much as fox news. >> but there's an unnamed campaign veteran quoted in this politico article as saying to a reporter, look, she hates you, period. that's not going to change. hates us? >> i don't know. i think hate is -- it certainly wouldn't be the word i use. i don't think she's overly trustful of the press either. look, i don't think president obama much cottons to you guys either, i don't think president bush did. but that might not be the worst thing in the world. >> there

we ask james carville. >> and this was a botched benghazi story and the reporter may never return to journalism. is that too harsh? this is "media buzz." i am howard kurtz. >> everyone has something to say about monica, has rekindled the political debate with an essay in "vanity affair," and takes a swipe at hillary clinton. she says no one can escape the gage of the internet where gossip and lies take root and fester. the pundits are partying again like it is 1998. >> she should have had the mind, the state of mind as a 23-year-old woman, to not sleep with her boss. >> come on. 23! >> she made a that hillary clinton attacked the woman. >> it shows the reality of the callousness the clintons were capable. >> and now we have lauren from the fox website and editor at large at "hot air," and special correspondent for "the root." monica says that the media made her a scapegoat s this a plea to kinder treatment? >> she is shaming the media after being shamed by the media it is working. "stop slut shaming," and bill maher says "i literally felt guilty when i made fun of her." and another s

and james carville.ntradiction in the "new york times" stance. >> i'm not defending "new york times." voter fraud is a problem that barely exists. and the head of the pennsylvania republican party, majority leader pennsylvania house said the reason that they passed this was so romney could win the state. everybody knows what this is. >> i don't know what it is. i mean, i know i'm not as smart as you are. i think it's just a logical request is says who are you? hi, who are you? >> >> there is not a voter problem. >> i just gave you the stats, okay, man? >> the stats are are the bush justice department. they investigated with the fbi and everybody between 2002 and 2005. out of 197 million votes cast, they were able to secure 2 convictions. that's .0000123. it is an inif as at -- ticimal problem it's not objective outfit. >> sure it is. they produced today back it up. the national i.d. card is not -- >> -- you are saying this is not a partisan group in virginia? >> i'm saying that their data has not been qu

. >>> up next, james carville on whether the new benghazi investigation spells trouble for mrs. clinton. >>> and the impact to hillary's presidential bid moments away. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> in the factor follow up tonight, monica lewinsky and the clintons. monica lewinsky had an article in "vanity fair" and talks about her relationship with bill clinton and how the clintons treated her in the aftermath. fox news contributor james carville was part of the clinton inner circle at that time and joins us now from new orleans. first of all, i have to get your thoughts on the previous segment on benghazi. look, this investigation is going to go forward and waxman thinks that democrats shou

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and i get my advice by paraphrasing james carville.remember 1992 carville said ad nauseam, we were tired of hearing him say, it's the economy, stupid? i paraphrase that and say to conservatives, it's the primaries, stupid, it's the primaries, stupid. because we can see as conservatives this wave coming, and it could be a wave of tsunami proportions that's going to drive the democrats, many of them, out of office this fall. and if all it does is bring in more big government, establishment republicans, we will have wasted the opportunity of a lifetime, conservatives. so it is the primaries. and most states the filing deadline has not passed, so there's plenty of opportunity for conservatives yet to file for office for the congress, for state offices, governor, lieutenant governor, state legislator, city council, mayors. and we just have to remember it is the primaries. and in my opinion, it is entirely possible if we focus on taking back the republican party from the big government republicans, we can do that by 2016 and in 2017 actually

. >> 801 kansas street. 442 carville. 866 valencia arrest 921 grant and 967 harrison >> any comments. >> supervisor yee. thank you president chiu. this is not a question of any individuals but i heard several people mention that this recurbs of graffiti they clean it up and someone tags it again. i'm curious what's itself city's process do we take a photograph of it and compare it to make sure it's not the same one or - >> yes. every notice of violation we take photos and they are date stamped and time stamped and are available for the property owners on our website we mail them the photos with the violation and when the inspector comes back to reinspect they're going looking at the same original pictures that they were the graffiti they were post for if that graffiti is abated then we close out the service request. >> thank you. any other questions colleagues? okay. at this point this hearing is heard and filed with that we have the underlying reports. as it has been amended madam clerk do we need a formal >> to receive the report. >> it's been proposed by city staff can i have a mot

gary and julia are engaged with the local merchants association along carville. i want to thank you for being being role model we're honored you call district 7 home and julia an - julia this is a special day for julia it's your birthday today. and on behalf of the board of supervisors i wish you a very happy birthday and if you want to join me let's sing >> happy birthday to you. happy birthday to dear julia. happy birthday to you. (clapping.) congratulations again on this accomodation. thank you supervisor yee and the board of supervisors and commissioner lee e mayor ed lee we greatly appreciate it we're very much into our community and love to help anybody wife never virtually not helped raise money for the churches and businesses. i was born in san francisco born and raised here in san francisco and virtually never left he decides we wanted to open up you are business and been here for 38 years. jen in your officer wanted me to reflect with b upon the problems can e what is it like to be a small property owner. the last 10 years have been the most traumatic b

>> first off, i want to see carville and aplo with those little horns on their head she had on.st of america are now officially bored. we are bored with people likeced to shock us square. you're insipid because you don't have an act. that foam finger you use is going to last longer on the landfill than your career. and i hope you got some tucked away. if i was robin thicke, i would fire my people. he's got the hottest song in america and the kid can actually sing. ♪ >> all of a sudden he's in gull ver's travels on spanish fly. >> i can lick anybody my size. >> but i will say this. i got a good look at that tongue and the coloration was bad. that was the same palette that picasso used. i had a long look at it because it was constantly unfurled like the hose bruce willis used to go between floors on "diehard." >> there's a lot to digest in that. >> that's what i think, billy. >> i want to recommend miller that he get one of those suits. >> you and i come out in nerus and medallions. >> now, you an angler, you a fisherman, miller? you throw that line out there once in a while? >> i

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war room in 1992 in the bill clinton campaign for president in little rock, arkansas, when james carvilleul begala, george stephanopoulos and others were in that war room. it worked well for them then. maybe it will work for them now. thanks very much. >>> just ahead, do the sweeping changes at the va go far enough? a senior democratic senator will weigh in. >>> and the price for the l.a. clippers is an nba record, but is it a done deal? is it really a done deal? we're just getting in a new statement from the nba. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement standard with our auto policies. so call liberty mutual today. and if you switch, you could save up to $423. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> welcome back. i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. more than 100 lawmakers, republicans and democrats called for his resignation. today, they got it. after a speech to a homeless veterans group, the va secretary eric shinseki m

she doesn't have a george steph -- stephanopolous or james carville. >> the republicans have been out of power for eight years by the time this presidential campaignished. and they are desperate to wingback the white house and they know that one significant person stands in their way, and she hasn't even decided to run yet or not. and so they are throwing out everything they can. and i have to say this personally, i am disgusted by the fact that they are using a national tragedy for political benefit to themselveses. >> you're talking about nigeria? >> and benghazi. hearings after hearings, after hearings. the secretary released a report which is a rare thing to do, to be fully transparent. she's been nothing but forth coming. and here they go again. not only are they doing more hearings, which is fine. but to use it for political benefit and to raise money around it? i mean, this is how desperate these guys are. and i'm a political operative. i've managed some campaigns. i know that you attack the strength of your opponent, and that's exactly what they're trying to do here. >> the ne

james carville is offended by the name washington redskins?lic, i object to the new orleans saints. i find it disrespectful to label aggressive men as saints. if you were a tree bill, what kind of tree would you be? kind of flour? i would be a venus fly trap, jim, no question. michael, savannah, georgia, bill, you forgot to tell barbara walters she succeeded all these years because of white privilege. sarcasm noted. lauren cohen, johnson city, new york. my daughter heard jews killed jesus. i would like to teach her the real story. "the last days of jesus" are for her. the truth will get around in johnson city. george tennessee, bill, i could not resist your offer to renew my billoreilly.com membership. thanks for the free book, pen and tote. our best deal for new premium members and veterans i mean, veterans. you're a smart guy to snap it up. if you would like signed books, here is my pen, i'm signing them. get the orders in right now. this weekend, as well. >>> factor tip of the day, telling the truth to the media. i criticized beyonce for pu

it doesn't make sense, but james carville and i will be debating it on "the factor". >>> don't forget dvr. you'll never miss an episode of "the five." we'll be back tomorrow. >> it is friday may 2nd. a top general takes the stand to talk about the deadly attack in benghazi. >> was it a video? was it a video that sparked a protest? >> no, sir. >> why did the white house blame the video for the deaths of four americans? their shocking response. the battle with the nba isn't the only fight donald sterling is fighting. he is now in a fight for his life. >> brand new

. >> congressmen, very interesting, james carville put out a note, strategy basically for democrats saying recovery. when you look at that sort of strategy directive, how might over embracing these good numbers hurt democrats who are vulnerable right now going through re-election processes? >> well, i think we have to continue to talk about the inequity in income, pay disparity between men and women, raising the minimum wage because those are things that really resonate with the american people. so i don't think we've focused too much on the overall economy and whether it's good or bad. i think james is right in that respect. >> why though? why might it hurt those that are vulnerable? >> well, i think because you're trying to persuade movable voters now and those people either feel the economy is good or bad. you don't really need to tell them how it is because everybody is dealing with their personal situation and you run the risk there of alienating people of saying, oh, things are great. >> and it's not. >> and they say it's not great for me. >> what does this report mean for keystone w

a bunch of guys like carville and those guys that pound back, throw it right back. anyw anyway, here's charles krauthammer assuming a sort of referee's role here. he says gowdy needs to keep the hearings clean and strictly fact oriented. questions only. no speech fiing. these hearings are a big political risk for the republicans. they stand to benefit from the major issues. obamacare. the economy, chronic unemployment. from which benghazi hearings can only distract. worse, if botched like previous hearings on the matter, these hearings could backfire against the gop. as did the 1998 clinton impeachment proceedings. so far, there's no evidence the republicans are taking charles' advice. >> my fair fear is they'll come out with something like a memo and say guess what? we got this incredible memo! but it's nothing. >> i think this is about two things. background nose. some taint of scandal. the other thing is they want to set up a situation where at the end of the day, they're not going to get any real scandal here. i think on both fronts, having a democrat in the roo

it doesn't make sense, but james carville and i will be debating it on "the factor". >>> don't forgetu'll never miss an episode of "the five." we'll be back tomorrow. >>> the benghazi uproar gets louder. a retired general adds his voice to the others who contend there was never a connection between the benghazi terror attacks and an anti-muslim video. this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. another former military official said the obama administration knew from the beginning the benghazi terror attacks were not the result of outrage over a video. we have fox team coverage tonight, ed henry at the house with another tough day of spin for the president's top spokesman. but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent katherine harrage and more testimony on

james carville said anyone who says that vote wasn't a vote for war is bunk. >> so you knew in 2007 this problem. i have to keep him out of the spotlight involve mying campaign. why didn't you say then, you know, reverend, we're going on different paths? >> help me understand where that tv persona and the way he decided to do television, where did that come from is this is that partly, you know, your grandfather's influence? does it come from buffalos, somewhere else? where is it that come from? >> it's a few things. interestingly enough, my father never set out to be a tv permit. >> he always joked don't have jaws. i have jaw lines. he always went to law school. he combined the knowledge that learned from that because he knew how pole tigs were fwog spin things, and he went after them with a presidential sort of sense of mind. something you often see a ri melbourne do the cycle's air. he also, though, had this idea that if his grand -- if it father, my grandfather, didn't understand what he was talking about, it wasn't get to the gist of the question, then the interview was worthless be

it doesn't make sense, but james carville and i will be debating it on "the factor". >>> don't forget to set your dvr. you'll never miss an episode of "the five." we'll be back tomorrow. >>> the benghazi uproar gets louder. a retired general adds his voice to the others who contend there was never a connection between the benghazi terror attacks and an anti-muslim video. this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. another former military official said the obama administration knew from the beginning the benghazi terror attacks were not the result of outrage over a video. we have fox team coverage tonight, ed henry at the house with another tough day of spin for the president's top spokesman. but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent katherine harrage and more testimony on capitol hill. >> nearly 20 months after the attack, the administration's explanations about who knew what and when are beginning to unravel in a very public way. the testimony laid bare uncomfortable facts. >> this was a hostile action. this was no demonstration gone terribly awry. >> retired bri

and i don't know if you saw james carville did this poll basically saying don't say the word "recoveryymore. these are coming from democrats. [inaudible conversations] >> the nice thing about the weather is that -- [laughter] if you lie, everybody knows it, right? and so, you know, this prognosticating and forecasting has to be offensive to somebody who actually looks at real trends and is on the line every day to be true. >> well, and it just seems like the numbers can get twisted around a little bit this terms of jobs. we've known that, we've seen them twisted around and kind of making it seem like it's a certain way or so. but, yeah, i mean, this is going to be a big concern, and i think i read that historically during the midterm elections it's typically democrats that don't go to vote, correct? it's usually republicans -- >> yeah. republicans tend to turn out more in midterm elections. >> all right. we're going to pick the good doctor's brain now, i think in his sweet spot, although he tends to have lots of areas. we love that about him. well, if you were an angry teenager, beware

they would have very differing political views it's it's rare when you find a mary matalin james carville kind of marriage usually husband and wife are aligned on those kind of issues so i don't think she's some sort of outlier in this i think she's. guilty to no i'm never initiating all he is and i have been interviewing bill maher since one thousand and eighty seventy nine eighty he'd worked in washington one time when my on my radio show he was a regular not ninety ninety nine i think the first time i was on was when i was on politically correct which is early nine you'll want in a club in washington really you were it was in the eighty's you know what i mean out of there are things that club and why get involved produce a pipe a loved you and say you got to have this pile seemed sound and that said you have a better memory than i do let's say in all these years and now we see this why in two thousand and fourteen is this the racism in america i mean what's stupider than not liking someone because of his own risk in which they have nothing to do with what is stupid in that i mean peopl

doing this exact same thing for his master to society general the chairman of president told james carville manipulate the market and he did and now they made in the fall guy because the side of general technically insolvent b.n.p. in france not the races group here in the u.k. technically insolvent h.s.b.c. barclays lloyds are b.s. technically insolvent how do they stay afloat manipulating the market how do they finance it ultra low interest rates who gives a mill to low interest rates mark carney who doesn't give austria and germany back their goal. beseeching the leaders of germany wrecked out in vegas you k. bring back the blitz you're not going to get your gold in the us you probably frickin idiots that's what i'm saying go back to the subway it was underground and hide from the bombs because mark o'mara is still in your goal ok we're going to be in jersey or somewhere and i'm in this doctor so i can tell all new jersey in america and somewhere better but so plunkett this guy he he booked for barclays a one point seven five million dollars profit versus the three point nine million tha

carville pictures their ground just briefly tell us about how people in the east react to being labeled separatists i mean you know the label of separatism he said that is a very dangerous term to give because when i've spoken to soldiers here i did interviews a we showed them a naughty with a soldier from ivana frankie which is of course in the west of ukraine and he basically said to me the bottom line is that he didn't have an issue killing people if he classified them separately so that is an extremely dangerous term to use as a term that undermines human life and that's a term when you speak to people here they're looking at not dead bodies here monte they look at their towns people being buried here funerals and they are crying out and say how can you call a separatist all we want is peace we never asked for this situation we never asked for this and we never asked for this civil war and in terms of the referendum in terms of the russian involvement that really is almost a background consideration to what here is people crying out and just saying someone help us because we just ca