look at all the scandals, with james carville going out defending him.t has worked before and is not working now. >> how long is she lasting? >> i don't know the answer. i think it is serious, she is on the verge of collapse and there is panic and when you base your campaign on the notion that it is your turn it is bound to fail. >> inevitability. it doesn't work. meanwhile donald trump squaring off with bill o'reilly last night. did you see it? over the in-illegal immigration plan to limit a birthright citizenship. the law grants automatic citizenship to any child born in united states but from says it is the, quote, biggest magnet for illegal immigration and argues the constitutional clause that protects it would not hold up in court. watch. >> you are wrong about fourteenth amendment. the old thing would anchor babies and the whole concept of bank babies i don't think you are right about that. >> you want me to quote the amendment? if you are born here you are an american, period. period. >> there are many lawyers saying that is not the way it is in t

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these people -- >> why is jim carville out there defending her? why can't we just attack her like we want to? i understand that. i've been dealing with this for 23 years. >> oh, my gosh. i love it. >> he's on vacation. they had to dig up that tomb. >> permanent vacation like weekend at bernie's. yes. dig him up. >> this is the baiting portion of our relationship with hillary clinton, with democrats. there's a concern that the dating the wrong person. that is why they think they're going to be ruthless and unforgiving. that's why eugene robinson wrote what he wrote. they're going to have to get married. if she lasts as the leader in december and february. they're going to be ruthless in august and taking no prisoners in september. how was that, greg? >> using that metaphor, that makes donald trump the bad boy on the motorcycle. shows up. >> how dare you go to another block? >> new guy in town. >> absolutely. >> then jeb bush is good on paper, guys. >> he is. but he's sort of like sitting back, going to wait and when he needs to he's going to hit th

carville's sister brands are also involved. if you have a sudden urge for just one cinnabon pastry, no problem, it will be delivered. but post mates will apply a fee. that's what we call in our business a cold read, raphael. >> i'm not going to ask you what it made you think of. >> that's not important. we know what it is about. >> cinnabon, all about cinnabon, yes. >> we start our week weatherwise how? >> a little muggy. temperatures in the 80s right now. there is a busy times square. folks out and about. maybe getting some cinnabon. temperatures in the 80s. 83. we have mostly sunny skies. and it feels very summary, very august-like on this august day. let's take a look at storm tracker. we were tracking some showers earlier this morning across the hampton hamptons. that has fallen apart and dissipated. it is a great beach day down the jersey shore. we have sunshine from the hudson valley across interior energy. temperatures have been warming up. we're up to 81 in tribeca. we have warm 70s in the hudson valley valley. again, t

. >> let me play this sound bite from james carville.is what he said on air today. >> it is always goes on in -- this goes on and on. it is never going to stop. you know these people -- we don't like hillary. it is just mostly, you know, stupid media people talking, other stupid media peopling making stuff up and spinning themselves up on stuff that is not going to amount to a hill of beans. >> do you think his dismissal of the controversy as the narrative driven by the media is plausible? >> i'm a little too biased, right, to assess that. i think there probably is a little element of truth that. we are in the dog days of august. we're trying to gin up -- sorry, get interested in a campaign that on the democratic side at least has not been very interesting because of her status and polling leads. but on the flipside these are serious issues. as a reporter, you know, you do not like this notion of lack of transparency, as someone who handled classified information you wonder whether she's given easier standards to live by than people who

>> whenever you have james carville coming out swinging, clintons is in serious trouble. today he came out with an ed to torial and op-ed. it's not exactly a right wing conspiracy that they try to target. but it was my colleague who said that democrats are in freakout mode in washington over her performance yesterday in a press conference and her general problems without being able to escape this e-mail scandal. so when carville went on the attack, chris elisa went right back at him and you know this is not good for the clinton campaign. >> speaking of "the washington post," you had two op-eds this week that openly questioned what the heck is hillary doing. you can feel her supporters around her, whether it's the inner circle or not, say please, wake up, do something, act presidential. get in the race someway. stop roping off reporters. you can't play all this e-mail scandal. it feels like everyone who cares about her, they're screaming at her and her campaign to get their act together. >> well, we've done some of our own reporting on this. that's true. they're not ready

i mean, i was the guy with a phoney id could buy all the beer there was a liquor store on 16 and carville that sold gotten blob beer i clerked $0.50 for everybody so i could pocket 4 bucks it worked good but again two cold to keep this up i want to thank everybody for coming so it is a nice thing and eddy lee and i go back god knows how many years how many years? >> when we met you were doing the the dream the poster lawyer stuff long time fighting for the right type of thing betty met her when she was a staffer in sacramento and jackie met with the late great congress and nancy pelosi met her and george ma governor and shock her hand she thought it was because - i thought it was because the bureau tons were on the odds of the fight and nancy worked for my brother filling inform so many years and, of course, the great daughter of the nancy worked so again, thank you all of you very much i really appreciate it. >> and, of course, ed e ed reiskin will be talking about the so-called bottom of castro hill i want to thank all of you guys very much (clapping.) and. >> okay. we're going to do th

i mean, i was the guy with a phoney id could buy all the beer there was a liquor store on 16 and carville that sold gotten blob beer i clerked $0.50 for everybody so i could pocket 4 bucks it worked good but again two cold to keep this up i want to thank everybody for coming so it is a nice thing and eddy lee and i go back god knows how many years how many years? >> when we met you were doing the the dream the poster lawyer stuff long time fighting for the right type of thing betty met her when she was a staffer in sacramento and jackie met with the late great congress and nancy pelosi met her and george ma governor and shock her hand she thought it was because - i thought it was because the bureau tons were on the odds of the fight and nancy worked for my brother filling inform so many years and, of course, the great daughter of the nancy worked so again, thank you all of you very much i really appreciate it. >> and, of course, ed e ed reiskin will be talking about the so-called bottom of castro hill i want to thank all of you guys very much (clapping.) and. >> okay. we're going to do th

we have seen clinton sent her top aides down, the chairman of her campaign, james carville, who we all remember from her husband's presidential husband's presidential campaign, down to south carolina to try to log of endorsement, open new offices, hold public events and show even in the places where biden thinks he is competitive, clinton already has the support locked up. host: when the clinton campaign announced her intention to run for president, her staff said this would be a different kind of campaign, a different approach to the media and the public. have we seen that? guest: in somewhat ways we have and some ways we haven't. if you received a we saw the clinton campaign said they were going to try to start doing things differently, making her available for national interviews and putting her out more to take questions. as the e-mail scandal has continued to engulf her campaign, we have not seen that play out. a lot of people have drawn comparisons in the weight weight have -- they have slowly released information about the e-mails to the way the clintons handle things like white

she loves new orleans and james carville. welcome to the show.e going to play a sound for you right now. you will recognize these voices. take a listen and we will have a chat. mr. trump: bush is totally in favor of common core. >> i don't think he represents the republican party, and his views are way out of the mainstream of what republicans think. mr. trump: i think he's a stiff. he's somebody who does not want to do what he's doing. mr. bush whether it is donald or : barack obama, their narrative of divisiveness is wrong. not a fan of jeb bush. mr. bush: all he does is push people who don't agree with him down. mr. trump: jeb bush is totally controlled by the people who gave him that money. mr. bush: you only empower police by ignoring them -- bulli es by ignoring them. when people look at his record, it is not conservative. john: mary, you recognize both of those voices -- jeb bush and donald trump. -- the war of words is hot running. who's winning the fight right now? mary: i've been publicly supportive of the trump candidacy, and there are

she loves new orleans and james carville. mary matalin, thanks for coming back to the show.e going to play a sound for you right now. you will recognize these voices. take a listen to them and we will have a chat. mr. trump: bush is totally in favor of common core. i don't see how he can possibly get the nomination. mr. bush: i don't think he represents the republican party, and his views are way out of the mainstream of what republicans think. mr. trump: i think he's a stiff. i watch him. he's somebody who does not want to do what he's doing. mr. bush: whether it is donald trump or barack obama, their rhetoric of divisiveness is wrong. mr. trump: i'm not a fan of jeb bush. mr. bush: all he does is push people who don't agree with him down to make his side look better. mr. trump: jeb bush is totally controlled by the people who gave him that money. mr. bush: you only empower bullies by ignoring them. you have to stand up to them. mr. trump: you know what's happening to jeb down the street? his crowd is sleeping. mr. bush: when people look at his record, it is not conservativ

what does that paul begala and jim carville out there defending her? why can't we just attack her like we want to?" and i understand that. i've been dealing with this for 23 years. >> reporter: but the campaign is mindful of the political damage this controversy is doing. they're on the air earlier than they ever planned with tv ads, including this new one today. look, lester, the campaign is trying to will this away as nothing but cheap partisan politics. but guess what? the calendar doesn't allow for them. mail issue to go away for her because she still has to testify before congress in october and the fbi is still determining whether there is a criminal probe to be had or not. it will be a long fall. >> let's talk more about it, chuck. thanks. >>> donald trump says the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails looks like watergate on steroids. but the question a lot of people are asking is could she or anyone else actually face criminal charges? we asked our justice correspondent pete williams to take a closer look. >> reporter: it's an issue that

i mean, i was the guy with a phoney id could buy all the beer there was a liquor store on 16 and carville that sold gotten blob beer i clerked $0.50 for everybody so i could pocket 4 bucks it worked good but again two cold to keep this up i want to thank everybody for coming so it is a nice thing and eddy lee and i go back god knows how many years how many years? >> when we met you were doing the the dream the poster lawyer stuff long time fighting for the right type of thing betty met her when she was a staffer in sacramento and jackie met with the late great congress and nancy pelosi met her and george ma governor and shock her hand she thought it was because - i thought it was because the bureau tons were on the odds of the fight and nancy worked for my brother filling inform so many years and, of course, the great daughter of the nancy worked so again, thank you all of you very much i really appreciate it. >> and, of course, ed e ed reiskin will be talking about the so-called bottom of castro hill i want to thank all of you guys very much (clapping.) and. >> okay. we're going to do th

. >> you know it's interesting when james carville pops up talking all about the right wing conspiracy. >> this goes on and on. it's never going to stop. >> we don't really care. why is jim out there defending her? why can't we talk her like we want to? >> and i understand that. >> you are one of the highest paid political operative in the world. you have no problem seeing fbi, clinton and criminal investigation next to each other in headlines? >> no. because it's not going to amount of hill of beans like all the other stuff i've been through. >> jarvis? >> look, i think the general impression is, you heard james talk about i've been at this for 23 years. well, so have we, and that is, i think, what you get from that press conference. you watch her, the defensiveness, the parsing, the throwing up of her hands. the rolling of the eyes, the sarcasm when she's asked about wiping the server, and you say to yourself, we have been here dozens of times before with her husband and with her and do you want this for another four or eight years. i don't think this puts her in jeopardy for the nom

clinton camp might be getting a little nervous about the way this story is playing out was when james carville surfaced on msnbc. take a listen. >> so is all this part of a vast right wing conspiracy thing? >> mostly stupid media people talking, making things up and spinning themselves up on something that is not going to amount to a hill of beans. >> i'll let you talk about the rest of us stupid media people. it seems like the mainstream media has turned on hillary, not just on the e-mail debacle but describing her as a lousy candidate. >> they have. you're seeing these stories. when it was just republicans attacking hillary clinton over benghazi, for example, the media could say this was a partisan food fight. i think a lot of the media, rod fournier said i was going to vote for her, but after this performance i'm starting to rethink that. >> fournier said a year ago might have considered working for her because as known her as a former arkansas reporter. >> so becoming dispointing to the mainstream media who was intending to support her, at least privately. >> it's now clear to the most lib

why is jim carville out there defending her? why can't we attack her? i understand. that i've been dealing with this for 23 years now. it's stupid media people talking and other stupid media people making stuff up and spinning themselves up on something that's not going to amount to a hill of beans. >> it just doesn't work anymore, does it? you know, 1992 was a great year. but it's not 1992. >> it's also -- >> also you have the fbi involved here. >> yeah. i know james. james need to take it up to the fbi. he can take it up with the "new york times," too. he can take it up with a lot of people. they can't do the stupid vast right-wing conspiracy anymore. you also have to talk to the former cia directors. you need to talk to former state department heads. you need to talk to people in the obama administration that say this is a catastrophe she did this and endangered america's national security. you hear that among democrats. really quickly, you in a great analogy on donald trump, ross perot. >> you asked the question to meachum about the celebrity thing. the closest a

. >> you know it's interesting when james carville pops up talking all about the right wing conspiracy >> this goes on and on. it's never going to stop. >> we don't really care. why is jim out there defending her? why can't we talk her like we want to? >> and i understand that. >> you are one of the highest paid political operative in the world. you have no problem seeing fbi, clinton and criminal investigation next to each other in headlines? >> no. because it's not going to amount of hill of beans like all the other stuff i've been through. >> jarvis? >> look, i think the general impression is, you heard james talk about i've been at this for 23 years. well, so have we, and that is, i think, what you get from that press conference. you watch her, the defensiveness, the parsing, the throwing up of her hands. the rolling of the eyes, the sarcasm when she's asked about wiping the server, and you say to yourself, we have been here dozens of times before with her husband and with her and do you want this for another four or eight years. i don't think this puts her in jeopardy for the nomi

. >> so you agree with james carville then -- >> i do. i think it is much more a story for the beltway and conservatives than the average voter. at least in my experience traveling around covering the campaign. >> what is your read about that? do you agree? >> the national post show that she's having a trustworthy issue. people are feeling that she's not honest that. basically she's lying about the e-mail server. so i think it really expands. >> then why 51%? >> [ inaudible ]. we don't have a gop nominee joy. >> you have 16 of them. >> she's running against right now 16 different candidates and bernie sanders is surging in states like iowa and new hampshire. >> mercedes is 51% low? it is the threshold to be elected president. >> i have to tell you at this point the polls really don't matter. at this point -- >> except the one that says she's untrustworthy. >> in 2008 hillary clinton was up passing barack obama around this time in 2008 and she lost. so again the polls don't matter at this point. she's running against a -- >> may i just sug

james carville. he called himself cavelle.ounced his own name. >> greg called him a vampire. >> no, i didn't. >> didn't you say he came out of the grave? >> that's a zombie. get your undead right. >> you know who's has a high lack of trust in their honesty? the guy who's leading the republican race, donald trump. >> nobody cares about honesty. >> what you get is a situation where even if people say hey you know what we think she's kind of like a trickster. i think she's privileged entitled and all that. but say hey, guess what, we like her as a politician. we think she knows how to play hardball. >> but i think upon further review they say what was the post plan in libya? what was the reset in russia what happened when mubarek the arab spring. off the top of my head. jotted it down instead of doing the math problem. >> that's like donald trump saying he owe positioned the war in iraq. >> a businessman oppose the war in iraq as opposed to secretary of state whose job it was implement our policy? >> donald's upset because he wan

james carville and paul begala managed the campaign against me back in 1994 in a state with over a millioncrats and republicans, and i beat them. >> i haven't bought into that's the anointed one. i think they'll go through a process. hopefully they will and have a good conversation about whose vision in the best for this country. again, you're going to go back and look at record. and it gets a little tawdry from time to time when you look at the secretary and particularly this issue with benghazi. the lack of transparency i think is what's going to bother a lot of americans, whether democrats or republicans and certainly independents as well. the lack of transparency when it comes to the whole server issue, the lack of transparency when it comes to the clinton foundation. >> you listen to her talk. she has embraced the progressive agenda. she believes that she's already starting the rhetoric of dividing the country rather than lifting our spirits. she doesn't talk about the kind of economic growth that would create meaningful income rises for the middle. she talks about more government pro

clinton's lawyer now weighing in, and so is james carville. >> it doesn't amount to a hill of beans. it's just a bunch of people talking to each other, spinning themselves up over a pile of garbage. >>> also, senator mccaskill pulls a gotcha on lawmakers who are trying to point the finger at college interns. >>> but first, check out the mixed emotion from students on the first lady of school in l.a. >> are you going to miss your mom? >> no. >> no! [ laughter ] for albuquerque at the same time. same cargo, same size, same power. which one arrives first? hint: it's not the one on the left. the speedy guy on the right is part of an intelligent system that creates the optimal trip profile for all trains on the line. and the one on the left? uh, looks like it'll be counting cows for awhile. so maybe the same things aren't quite the same. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. >> coming up, major developments in two legal stories. a girl who says she was raped at a prestigious prep school, testifies about the secret date that she says turned into an attack. >>> and from s

james carville came on our air and had this to say. it went viral. >> yes, it did. >> look, polls go up and down. they talk -- this is foolishness. you know, these people, we don't like hillary. why is paul begaye out there defending her? why can't we just attack her like we want to? it's just a bunch of people talking to each other, spinning themselves up over a pile of garbage. democratic freakout, give me a break. i'm having to come out of vacation to deal with this stupidity people are putting out. >> team hillary say it's all the media's fault. atsz immedia it's a media krcreation. if you look at the polls, she's got the lowest approval that cnn poll since march 2001 and the rise of biden. this is a problem that's not going away. >> this is a watershed week i think in both primaries. republicans accepting the idea that trump is here to stay. now you have democrats accepting the idea that hillary is in trouble, that he's got a problem she's got to deal with. look what happened this morning. bill nelson, senior democratic senator, s

patched things up with clinton just in case you're -- >> now you need to patch things up with james carville who i remember had some very choice words for you at the time. >> i'll tell you the truth. i was very close with president clinton, so for seven years, you know, this was like an albatross, so i don't want anything from them, but i wanted to clear this up. i still think she's by far the best candidate of all the candidates. she's got the experience. she's got a tremendous amount of policy positions that are new that need to be looked at. >> ana, what about this maneuvering by joe biden at this point? no one can get inside his head i guess right now, but the question i would have if he gets in, what case does he make? would he go directly at these issues of honesty and trustworthiness? >> you know, i'm not even sure he needs to go to those issues because the press is doing so much. i think the case he makes is i've got as much if not more foreign policy experience and i don't have any baggage. the problem with this clinton e-mail story is that it's not going away. there's new revelatio

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james carville would come on and go, look at that. and they would say look over there.re they knew from the very beginning that the obama -- and by the way, ask the obama administration on or off the record if there was a regulation in place. and they will tell you -- >> don't take ignorance as an offense. >> this brings up a very important point which, is you know, we will find out eventually how bad the situation is for her as we come to know how many e-mails should not have been on that server. maybe what the e-mails said. i doubt those will get public. but there is a broader point that you're getting at here which is also troubling which is she surrounds herself with people who are are afraid to tell her no. you can't do that. >> one of the most disturbing parts is when she says you're the only ones telling me about this. that is the first true thing she has said because she is surrounded by people who were afraid to tell hert truth. >> but people are interested in this. a couple things, new national polling among democratic voters is out. just crossed. hillary clin

husbands because there are a lot of chinese walls from work to home especially -- look at james carville and mary matalin. >> that's the offensive -- the attack element. the notion that he's just out of nowhere on the basis of no shred of evidence anywhere accusing her of sharing classified information with him. i think -- not only on the basis of that, kind of gender issue that you're raising, but just in general, that is what the clinton campaign is reacting to. >> to suggest that. yeah. >> yeah. >> it's awful. he's tapping into this obsession on the right with uma, right? like people on the right think she is at the center of all the things obsessed with, the e-mails, benghazi, she is always in the room. so they're obsessed with her knowledge. >> we know her and we like her. >> yeah. >> i know anthony. i like anthony. so personally, i think donald trump's wrong. >> she's an impressive woman. >> she's very impressive. >> now -- >> we're not done yet. >> i want you to hear what you think he was doing and whether it was right. >> i will say this, al hunt. this is another great example of

i mean, i was the guy with a phoney id could buy all the beer there was a liquor store on 16 and carville that sold gotten blob beer i clerked $0.50 for everybody so i could pocket 4 bucks it worked good but again two cold to keep this up i want to thank everybody for coming so it is a nice thing and eddy lee and i go back god knows how many years how many years? >> when we met you were doing the the dream the poster lawyer stuff long time fighting for the right type of thing betty met her when she was a staffer in sacramento and jackie met with the late great congress and nancy pelosi met her and george ma governor and shock her hand she thought it was because - i thought it was because the bureau tons were on the odds of the fight and nancy worked for my brother filling inform so many years and, of course, the great daughter of the nancy worked so again, thank you all of you very much i really appreciate it. >> and, of course, ed e ed reiskin will be talking about the so-called bottom of castro hill i want to thank all of you guys very much (clapping.) and. >> okay. we're going to do th

having james carville and her old allies operate under that slower media cycle of generation of yearsfective and she's finding that out the hard way as she's answering questions at press conferences and not getting the response she wants. >> she's not getting the response she wants from the polls. take a look at the latest poll showing hillary clinton's popularity as it compares, say, to bernie sanders may 28, 57%. now 45%. those are the latest numbers we have. joe biden is coming up in the polls. and our ed henry, take a look at this. she is the front-runner, was at one point considered the runaway front-runner. the crowds are half empty. people aren't that enthusiastic. bernie sanders, 20,000 people to 30,000 people. >> the democratic nomination and the general election viability. for the democratic nomination she's still the favorite. bernie sanders is not going to be the democratic nominee. >> but people aren't excited about her. they're excited about him. >> the real exciting factor is joe biden. the reason he's looking at this campaign is he's seen those same numbers and he sees

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take a listen to what democratic strategist james carville said just last hour. >> doesn't amount toof beans just like all of the other stuff i've been through. it doesn't amount to a hill of bean. it's just a bunch of people talking to each oerther, spinni themselves up over a pile of garbage. >> whether it's a hill of beans or whatever, is this starting to wear on the campaign? >> frances, it's very clear from hillary clinton's demeanor during that press conference yesterday she would have been rather answering questions about something else. she was very combative with reporters and insisted in the answer to several questions that she -- as she has insisted throughout this controversy that she did nothing wrong, that any implication that she sent or received classified e-mails on this private server are merely due to a bureaucratic dispute between the state department and the intelligence community. she maintains that she did nothing wrong. but when it comes to what voters are saying about this, new polling out does really show where the numbers and what kind of dip she has taken

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first this really does seem to be rising so much to such a greater level than people like james carville dean would hope. you have "the des moines register" coming out with a very, very tough editorial too. it's like something happened this weekend where this story seems to be reaching critical mass. >> i don't know about critical mass, joe. it certainly is persisting. the issue that's at the heart of this that i think has the potential to do real damage to secretary clinton's candidacy is the question whether some of the e-mail traffic back and forth to her private server was classified and whether she had any knowledge or control over that. that's a serious issue. it's taken seriously in government always, not just in this case. there are arguments this is just political really don't hold up there. but we don't know yet what the circumstances are about the classified e-mails. she argues that these were out of her control, limited. i'd like to wait for more facts before going to that issue, which i think is the real heart of this. >> all right. let me -- we'll get to the ballistic missi

i mean, i was the guy with a phoney id could buy all the beer there was a liquor store on 16 and carviller everybody so i could pocket 4 bucks it worked good but again two cold to keep this up i want to thank everybody for coming so it is a nice thing and eddy lee and i go back god knows how many years how many years? >> when we met you were doing the the dream the poster lawyer stuff long time fighting for the right type of thing betty met her when she was a staffer in sacramento and jackie met with the late great congress and nancy pelosi met her and george ma governor and shock her hand she thought it was because - i thought it was because the bureau tons were on the odds of the fight and nancy worked for my brother filling inform so many years and, of course, the great daughter of the nancy worked so again, thank you all of you very much i really appreciate it. >> and, of course, ed e ed reiskin will be talking about the so-called bottom of castro hill i want to thank all of you guys very much (clapping.) and. >> okay. we're going to do the unveiling and i'll make a couple of closing