alex: our many thanks to james carville.w book is, we are still right, they are so wrong. we will hear from crucial voters in florida, right after this. ♪ ♪ donald trump's rally this afternoon was in tampa, florida. a city on the southern tip of the famous i-4 corridor, a stretch of highway to run through the middle of the sunshine state. represented by a million and a half voters with no clear party affiliation. we asked our resident auteur to brave the heat on a road trip through the heart of the aforementioned sunshine state. ♪ >> i am driving the 132-mile stretch of highway from daytona beach to tampa. this interstate, the i-four, runs across central florida beginning in volusia county which voted for obama in 2008, then romney in 2012. the i-4 cord or is the ultimate battleground region and the ultimate battleground state. at exit 108, i came across a dog park, where i met matthew. matthew: it is more awkward than it ever has been as a liberal to talk to a conservative about politics. i don't want to vote in a way that

jamesour many thanks to carville.ew book is i'm still right and they are still wrong. ♪ john: donald trump's rally this afternoon was in tampa, a city on the famous quarter were in florida, a stretch of highway to run through the middle of the sun sign -- sunshine state and are presented million half voters with no clear party affiliation. cooler tour resident brave the heat on a road trip through the heart of the aforementioned sunshine state. >> i'm driving the stretch of highway from daytona beach to tampa. this interstate runs across central florida beginning in volusia county which voted for obama in 2008, then romney in 2012. the i-5 cord or is the ultimate battleground region and the ultimate battleground state. at exit 108, i came across a dog part where i met matthew. >> it's hard as a liberal to talk to a conservative about politics. i don't want to vote in a way that enables the political divide to keep growing wider and wider. >> he says he's considering a third-party vote. as an undergrad studying psychol

and i heard you talking to james carville earlier. of prep. >> so the reason we're talking to you. there is a lot of speculation about who will play donald trump in the debate prep with hillary clinton. who had play hillary clinton in the debate prep with donald trump. these are both large challenges. both of them are pretty famous. at least in one case, they have an outsized personality. talk about the prep? what did you do to try transform yourself into sarah palin? >> if you're going to play the person, you have to internalize them. you have to believe, you have to really become that character and believe in that character. even though in sarah palin's case, obviously, there is a lot of terrible stories leading up to that. i went in and i watched every single debate she had ever done. i watched all of her statements. i read everything about it that i possibly could. i know what persona she brought to this match with mccain so i was able to, once i got there, to try out some both lines of attack on joe biden as well as respond in th

so james carville is wrong. and to his third point that the clinton foundation takes money from rich people and gives it to poor people. look how they spend the money. they take money from rich people and give it to highly paid consultants. that's who gets the bulk of the money from the clinton foundation. deirdre: peter thank you as always. peter schweizer with me now. >>> next guest is calling out hillary clinton for not visiting louisiana flood victims but instead holding a $33,000 per plate fund-raiser with pop star justin timberlake. karl rove is with me next. . deirdre: donald trump holding a rally in florida. hillary clinton's most recent rally was a week ago and she has not held an official presser in nearly nine months. critics found out she has had time to hold $33,000 per plate dinners, fund-raisers with celebrities such as justin timberlake and jessica biel. former senior adviser to president george w. bush karl rove is with me now. good to see you. >> good to see you. deirdre: the number of fund-rai

look, he also -- james carville also said it's the economy, stupid. in this situation we're talking about the economy of the clinton family to the tune of $156 million, who don't know the difference between where the state department ends -- >> they don't take a cent from the foundation, not one cent. >> don't forget, they left the white house flat broke. it was said earlier children would die in africa. i was on the foreign actions committee that oversaw the foreign aid. i have been to dozens of the aids in africa program, the malaria programs and i can tell up we stumbled on to gates foundation money, we stumbled on to rotary international money all the time. i did not see that much clinton foundation. why weren't they at the democratic national convention saying here's an example of our good work. >> they have a five star rating from philanthropy foundation folks. >> your facts are not right. as a correspondent who has been in africa on the outskirts of kigali, they do very good work. that's not to say there may not be some issues that comes to sec

if james carville -- >> the carville voice. >> yes, i can. what's this? that's zero. that's how much money he made. of course, they did not steal from the clinton foundation, because they didn't have to. you get somebody from, i don't know, bahrain and i'm not picking me on the crown prince of bahrain because actually he had been giving back in 2005. but, let's say that somebody from another country gives money to the clinton foundation. and they need help with the state department. bill clinton goes off, he gives a speech. he gets paid $550,000. by the way, some reason he became twice as good of a speaker after hillary clinton became president than before she was president. and they make $100 million, $200 million off of this. again, willie, it just -- why? why did they have to make $100 million or $200 million? why did they? they knew she was running for president. how reckless can they be? why can't they just stop themselves? why can't they just play it straight? why do they always make it so hard on themselves? >> i don't have the answer to that. but what i do kno

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clarke's, the conservative ann poulter, the raging caging james carville. both of whom have new books out. "in trump we trust." his, "we're still right, they're still wrong: the democrats' case for 2016." >> a big questio special interests. let's stipulate the clintons have cashed in on the presidency like nobody else. >> the only former president -- not the only former president who gave speeches. >> they've gotten a lot more at it. >> they're more successful at it. >> this week in answer to a lot of criticism they finally said, if hillary clinton wins in november, no more foreign contributions no more corporate contributions. corporations a few more months for their checks to clear. isn't it a bit late? >> first of all, you're going to win. the pressure's going to win this fight. they will shut the clinton foundation down, it will be a great try yul . now 11 million people that get their hiv drugs, they're not going to fare so well. >> the potential is there. you have to concede the appearance of a conflict when donors to the clinton foundation got specia

carville thinks that people are going to die, this is not something that we came up with. this is something that is being revealed. >> carville is saying, dana, it's a five-star charity, according to independent charity rating organizations. he makes the point that clintons have taken no money. in fact, they've given money. that's not the point. the point is that it looks bad. it looks just like what we're talking about, that someone is pay to play. >> therefore, isn't it worthy of an investigation? yes. >> no. >> we have to go. >> remember what bernie sanders said? no one cares about these e-mails. >> damn e-mails. >> i didn't want to swear. >> we need to go. >> but decided not to raise that and they couldn't figure it out. five star maybe in the past. not now. >>> president obama finally made it to louisiana today to tour the damage from catastrophic floods that have displaced thousands and killed at least 13. what he said when he got there, coming up. >>> presidential nominee gary johnson joins us in studio at this table. he thinks he can beat trump and clinton in novem

joining me now, james carville. new book, we're still right, they're still wrong. i think i had two feelings, this is an optics thing, but i understand how people in the midst of a flooding, the optics would matter. >> i have five siblings in baton rouge. my daughter is starting lsu. i have a nephew in an adjacent parish to baton rouge. i saw james lee witt, said president clinton had a rule, i'm not going anyway until you told me to come. our governor has done a magnificent job, west point honor cadet, army ranger, asked the president not to come, that the resources that would be taken away from what they were doing, i think people appreciated it. donald trump came, gave a $100,000 check to a church in an area affected by the flood. i think by almost unanimous acclaimation, the federal response has been very good. that's the important thing. i think this guy, craig fugate, who was jeb bush's fema director in florida, a professional disaster by. i think that's important. but it's very serious. these people did not live in a flood plain, they weren't required to hav

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let's take a look at carville. i think carville is always incredibly honest. you don't have to believe that he's bipartisan but he's honest. on "morning joe" he was asked whether the foundation should have stopped taking foreign donations when hillary clinton became secretary of state. a great question. watch. >> the good would be we wouldn't be gathered here. the bad would be you would be out hundreds of millions of dollars that are doing good. what the clinton foundation does, it takes money from rich people and gives it to poor people. most people think that's a pretty good idea. >> should they have done that from the beginning? >> if you ask me as a political adviser, of course. if you ask me as a human being, i'm not too sure. as a human being, i think it does an enormous amount of good. from a strictly political standpoint, my sixth grade teacher says somebody's going to hell over this because somebody here or somewhere, this is saving people's lives. >> you like that? he basically said it's a good cause and politically it's a state problem. let's take a

few people know more about clinton campaign strategists than james carville who joins me. still right:they're still wrong." great to have you. >> thank you, anderson. >> the title is not exactly reaching out in a bipartisan way to independents. >> it really isn't. i wrote a book in 1990 that came out in 1996 and i talked about things that i said to performance of the country democratic presidents as opposed to republican presidents. we've had two successful democratic presidents and we've a disastrous republican presidency. i went back and revisited a lot of the things we talked about and many democrats just don't understand how superior performance in office is under democratic president or republican presidents. if anybody picks it up and reads i start the book about a climate skeptic at berkeley who did all the research and said you know what? it's right. so i don't really expect a lot of people in the middle to pick it up. if you do, be can careful. you might get converted. >> i have to ask you. first of all, jeff zeleny just reported on this story. i can see you champ

. >> there was talk of james carville being the stand in for trump in the debate.s there any truth to that? >> absolutely no truth, and it would be stupid for me to do it. this right, it takes about 100 hours of prep. you have to sit there and listen to every answer that donald trump gives, every come back that he gives, and basically the people who do this have to have a staff. there is no way that james carville is going to sit down and listen and look at 100 hours of tape of donald trump. >> resource management. who should play trump? to bob barnett. he played bush and 92. again, any number of people that i do not know that are in politics now. sitss to be somebody who and knows every answer to every question he has ever given. the only way you can do that is you have to go through all of the tapes and all of the questions. it cannot be done any other way. >> to think you ever come back together to the moment when we ?ave landslide election strugg >> i think the republican party has construed it is very difficult for them to win the present election. what will h

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compared to two 20 percent over compensation in carville may not have a man and woman versus the 20 percent over concentrations like n judah however, the calculation of three hundred linear feet from the subject property not changing provides a more specific and concrete calculation to determine the concentration of eating and drinking restaurants in the area these two calculations is done by planners you, however, the calculations of three hundred feet a planning commission and the public considers because it meets the intent of the general plan the proposed changes will roach new medic xhamths and replaces them with the general plans, however, the xhamths limits for eating and drinking will remain in the planning code a planner will make before the planning commission needs to make the calculations in a cu and still need to make the finding in the general plan, however, no longer to do the calculations in the entire district so the next steps the department initiated this planning code amendment on june 30th and scheduled on october 6th and met with the golden gate folks and they

here is james carville. >> the foundation, which does do life-saving work. we did provide a lot of life-saving work. >> there is nothing wrong with creating jobs and saving lives. i don't know what it is. >> people are going to die because of this. deirdre: do you think there is something to be said? i've had this conversation with other people say it's like saying if i rob a bank and give the money to poor people am i right for robbing the bank? do you see the foundation that way? >> i see a foundation as a vehicle for leverage that was given out to everyone all over the world. heads of state in the middle east, wherever, russia, russia controls one-fifth of the uranium produced in the united states because of the clinton foundation. listen, here's the bottom line here, the slowingan of the clintons is show me the money for all their time in public office. go back to the 70s. the lincoln bedroom scandal in the 90s and on and on. they left the white house dead broke in her own words, now they're worth 250, 300 million? how? what have they done? what jobs hav

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>> james carville with all due respect doesn't know what the clinton foundation does.f all, it doesn't give money to poor people. it gives money to highly paid consultants who on the clinton foundation payroll. second of all, his claim that the money doesn't go to the clintons, it does, indirectly. i mean, bill clinton wrote a book called giving a few years ago which was about the clinton foundation. he took the advance which was about a million dollars for himself personally. and, third, to the point that people are going to die, that is ridiculous. clinton foundation has done some good things. there are lots of other charities that are doing better things and i think dollars will be better spent on other charities than they clinton foundation. >> peter, we have heard a lot of the stories from the things going on. some of the things that the clinton foundation has done, pay to play, illegal, who knows. do you think the fbi is investigating currently and do you think there should be a special prosecutor? >> well, i don't know the exact status of what the fbi is doing n

remember james carville, when he said it is the economy stupid?e. >> that was james carville's quote, not mine. he was completely correct. car develop is right, when ever you have economy really bad, inures very much to the detriment incumbent. hillary is the incumbent. it is referendum on her. david: here is the excuse that hillary and president obama make. we went through financial crisis worst since the depression. there are examples in the world. one is ireland. require land is exploding, 26% gdp growth, in place featured economic policies reagan had, a lot of tax cutting that trump wants. the fact is, you have that as one example. you have also venezuelan brazil. we're about to see these pathetic olympic games in brazil. i say pathetic what brazil is going under or boeing through now, based on other economic policies. many say is the ones we would get if we elected hillary. >> i was involved with the ireland tax cuts with the 12 1/2% corporate rate. if i can, i have awful joke for you david, why is everyone investing in ireland? david: right.

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. >> james carville actually. >> yeah, it was james carville. on how they feel right now. how does it affect my pockets, my family. it's very smart tore donald trump to do. there were some things that were concerning, like trade. that's a big problem. we can't go back to -- we can't go back to protectionist policies like we had under hoover that led to the great depression. that's a problem. donald trump said a lot of things that i think were attractive to people. and the clinton campaign is concerned about that. we know people vote based on the economy. he went for child care, deduction or credit, that speaks to a constituency. that's why hillary clinton had to come out and address it. i will take the reagan economy over this current of obama any day. >> he has created tens of thousands of jobs in his private life. he pointed to hillary clinton's record and said she propsed upstate new york she would create 200,000 jobs. washington post, hardly a friend of donald trump or republican's, her jobs promises failed to realize. meanwhile, hillary cli

another reported hopefuls, al franken, james carville, long-time clinton ally.und the couch. who will best personify donald trump to get her battle ready? >> bill o'reilly. if you paid him enough he would definitely do it. kimberly: i love it. do some owe really interviews. i think if hillary is up there three hours, people will see how unlikeable and annoying her voice. i don't think they will stomach that. that will be gaffe city. she could short-circuit anytime. expectation game for her, live long politician. everyone thinks she will smoke trump. if she doesn't outright smoke him. meghan: i don't think she will necessarily smoke him. he could easily get her off her game. talking about scandals. >> she will be well-prepared. meghan: i don't care how we'll prepared you're at uncomfortable in your own skin and off-the-cuff. >> well-said. meghan: debate prep. they isolate candidates like sparring for the olympics. amazing thing. donald trump is doing same thing. i'm more interested. he is choosing to play hillary in his debate prep. >> i love the debate stuff too

harris: you're a fan of james carville in this role. we talked about this. >> mark cuban is pretty harsh. mark cuban knows how to shoot some arrows. meghan: got to get somebody from the right though. you have to get some long-term republican. get jesse watters, pay him $15 million. i'm sorry, they're liberals. they will not shoot with the same arrows a conservative will. donald trump has a lot of like really smart conservatives around him, prepping him right now. i just think she can prep and prep and prep. he will go quick. >> very, very unpredictable. you can't prepare for donald trump. you don't know what he will do. harris: would you take less than 15 million to since you offered that? >> pretty good gig. >> i tried to come up with outburst that would hurt donald trump and i couldn't come up with one. he already had them all. he is the republican nominee. meghan: i gave you money because i knew you could be bought. harris: wow. meghan: that is the line i want to hear. i have some good lines against hillary. >> i gave you money becau

story and james carville was on the show last night said the clinton foundation shuts down like donald trump says it should. mike pence says it should. people are going die and 9 million people get access to low-cost hiv drugs or drugs they couldn't get otherwise and people's lives have been saved and are you worried about that that just perhaps the appearance of impropriety, people will die. >> i would ask bill clinton what he thinks of that particular line of argument and they'll start accepting foreign donations which would shrink their capital on the good works that they do. are people going to be less helped because she's president following along that reasoning? i would also offer my agreement with james carville's remarks on a different network this morning where he said either people will go to hell or heads will roll if this is true. there are a lot of honest democrats who seem really outraged about this chain of events because they also feel that this was bernie sanders' entire point, and he wasn't a lone wolf. what did he do? he got 22 state victories over her, millions of v

compared to two 20 percent over compensation in carville may not have a man and woman versus the 20 percent over concentrations like n judah however, the calculation of three hundred linear feet from the subject property not changing provides a more specific and concrete calculation to determine the concentration of eating and drinking restaurants in the area these two calculations is done by planners you, however, the calculations of three hundred feet a planning commission and the public considers because it meets the intent of the general plan the proposed changes will roach new medic xhamths and replaces them with the general plans, however, the xhamths limits for eating and drinking will remain in the planning code a planner will make before the planning commission needs to make the calculations in a cu and still need to make the finding in the general plan, however, no longer to do the calculations in the entire district so the next steps the department initiated this planning code amendment on june 30th and scheduled on october 6th and met with the golden gate folks and they

one set of rules for the clintons, one set of rules for everybody else and i had james carville on myw this morning thomas and arguing with james carville is like draining against tony stewart the if you're a rookie. i only got a few words in edge wise but james is already kind of spinning that look at all the good work the clinton foundation did, why are people upset about that? they're curing malaria, all the people that are being helped were good -- donors to a good foundation. it has nothing to do with the fact that she had a special deal going for her friends, friends of the clintons and i think that donald trump's hit a rich vein here and i expect him to work it like any good politician should who's got a scandal exploding on the other side of the aisle. >> and meanwhile if he goes on the attack against hillary clinton for this he is also trying to clean up his own campaign house when it comes to the immigration issue and he really secured the republican nomination by this tough promise about his immigration stance but it does seem he's shifting or changing the tone. i want to p