carville is pacing, he can't sit still.r used to call him a toaster, pops up every three minutes. >> then bush is asked a question out of left field for him, anyway. >> how has the national debt personally affected each of your lives. and if it hasn't, how can you honestly find a cure for the economic problems of the common people if you have no experience in what's ailing them? >> well, i think the national debt affects everybody. obviously it has a lot to do with interest rates. >> she's saying you personally. >> how has it affected you? >> the question, which was somewhat convoluted, and i really do think it confused president bush. >> i'm sure it has. i love my grandchildren. >> how? >> i want to think that they're going to be able to afford an education. i think that that's an important part of being a parent. if the question -- maybe i'm getting it wrong. are you suggesting that if somebody has means, that the national debt doesn't affect them? i'm not sure i get it. help me with the question and i'll try to answer it

. >> yes, james carville, yeah, that's one of them. in this season his name is teddy redbones so he's a little crazier. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, which -- somehow he's crazier. >> seth: well because it's "documentary now," it's a little -- the details are less crazy than "update." >> yeah. >> seth: because james carville on update -- here you are as carville, and you really look like him when they bald capped you. back story for that james carville. >> yeah, that he was raised by eels. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: and i remember one episode -- [ laughter ] you once asked if you could have a second to say "hi" to you mom. >> yeah, yeah, i was like, "seth, seth, if i could just say hello to my momma real quick. well, i look at this camera right here." >> seth: yeah, there. >> okay. mother -- [ laughter ] >> seth: and that --you had -- that was not -- >> simmer down. >> i know, yeah. it was -- there was a time we did "snl" at primetime. >> seth: yeah. during the elections. >> yeah, that was awful. that was so nerve wracking

now i don't do a very good carville, but i remember him very well. but i think tomorrow the needle days the same, except for the people in pennsylvania, michigan and ohio, which were name checked. and i realize that the pundit class all thinks donald trump lost. i thought he lohsest a lot of debates i was on the stage for, and he won them. so let's go with chuck todd that we're in the surreal zone that we have not been before and nicole's caution. i think that's the better nix rather than john podesta. it was just lunatic for him to say donald trump wasn't coming for the next two debate egs. >> hugh, i turned to rachel maddow when you said you agreed with me. i feel like we haven't been on the same page this year. which troubles me. i want to know if you think the never trump people, many are mutual friends, do you think any of them might become hillary clinton supporters after they saw tonight on the narrow question of foreign policy and national security? he gave a lot of reasons for a lot of sober, loyal conservatives to have legitimate concerns a

so i go back to what carville said, watch that space. i can't believe that anyone thinks he's not going to show up. that's just silly. >> hugh hewitt, thank you for watching us from d.c. tonight and we'll work on your relationship with nicole. >> we're talking tonight on the role of the truth and fact checking and whose job it is to get stuff right when the candidate or candidates get it wrong. one of the people who has been watch dogging these substantive issues tonight is our justice correspondent pete williams, certainlically around the issue of stop and frisk. >> let's look at what the candidate said about stop and frisk, a controversial program used by new york police but was then stopped by a federal judge in 2013. the question is what kind of effect did it have on the -- >> in new york city, stop and chris being, we had 2,200 murders. and stop and chris being many brought it down to 3,500 murders. we went from 2,200 to 500 and it was continued on by mayor bloomberg and terminated by our current maybe. a tremendous impact. so when

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carville. we just want to confirm you're not in the witness protection program.ou're there under your own free will? >> it's raining in arizona. >> we can hear that, making the background even more lush. >> yes. >> james, a couple of questions for you. number one, what do you think they are doing in the green room in the last hour and how do you keep it light for a candidate who tends to be a student most of the time, shall we say? >> it's very tense. i doubt if anybo is saying much. from the clinton camp, they've had enough facts and prep. i would just bet you that everything is kind of quiet and subdued tones. somebody cracks a joke to try to break the tension in the room. look, this is a big night. you know, there are two more debates after this but 100 million people are going to be watching. it's a big opportunity to succeed on this and a big opportunity to fail and both of these candidates know that and they are nervous, trust me. >> while you've been talking, we've watched donald trump now with a tie on in full game uniform arriving at the back entrance to

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. >> bill becomes james carville. fred becomes stephanopoulos. i could never be anything other than being a wig. if i showed up, people would say, this is dumb. >> quick pause. we're out of time here. but coming up, we'll talk about their political futures. ?? ?? ?? (baby laughs) someone's finally ready to start her day. time to work some magic. tada. get gooeyflakyhappy. check of the weather.. you could soon have to pay for parking along milwaukee's lakefront.milwaukee county board members will discuss this idea again this morning. the pay-to-park plan would collect fees from cars that park at several popular spots including mckinley park and bradford beach the estimate right now is if the fee is $1 an hour -- it would generate an estimated $1.5 million in 2017. public meetings on the issue this month -- but no dates >>> we are back with the comedy dream team. they created a series documentary "now," a comedy that spoofs some very famous >> they had to throw in the thing that's traumatized all of us pretty much. >> ben herndon yesterday handed h

joining me now, democratic strategist and msnbc political analyst, james carville. do you think about which sort of part of hillary clinton you're most looking forward to seeing tonight? >> well, i mean, what i'm looking forward to, i'm hoping she comes out very strong. i think the first 15 minutes of these things are like a military battle. they can be -- they're pretty deser determinative. so i think that's important. and i think she has to couch -- you'll see a lot of one, two, three, i'm going to do this, going to do that, going to do this and that. but she has to couch it in a way that she wants to get to work on building a better future in the country. i hope her arguments are prospective, compared to his arguments, which tend to be more retrospective. i'm looking the for that, i think she'll do well, i think she's well prepared and i'm hoping for a real good start tonight. that's what i'm actually looking for. >> you know, there are sort of two schools of thought about her approach to him. and one of them is, you know, she probably has it within her power to

while we're having a moment, james carville would like in.ames, critique the job you just heard kellyanne conway doing up against withering questioning from chris matthews. >> well, look, i thought i was back watching crossfire. look, she talked a lot and she has a difficult job. one point i wanted to make is so much of the trump persona and so much of what he talks about is winning and how he's a winner and everybody's a loser. and i think a lot of his supporters take pride in the fact that he's such a winner and he was anything but that tonight. i wonder what the effect of this is going to be on the enthusiasm of his suorters, that he actually, and he got beat by hillary clinton who to a lot of his people is evil incarnate or a weak person or something like that. so this is kind of a unique thing where somebody whose whole branding is built around being a winner and he can win for the country really lost so bad tonight. just going to be curious to see how he carries that through. but i agree with you. we got two more debates to come. she's

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

scandal, her favorability soared as she was as someone dealing with that situation and as james carville put it to me today, look what happened since. she's won the democratic nomination, she's won two senate races, she's been through it, to think she's not ready for this kind of attack, well, she's ready. >> robert, something else. all this talk about does it come up at the next debate? let's talk about "the next debate" and all the talk surrounding which donald trump will arrive and take that stage and take his place in the same split screen you are in right now where the camera really never blinks. there was some talk today that maybe chris christie was going to move up in the ranking of those in charge of prepping donald trump for the debate. >> christie is known as someone who is the master of these town halls. he's had them in new jersey, hundreds of them. it's a different kind of skill roaming around with a microphone than being at a lectern. trump inspite of his extemporaneous ways and controlled performance, he is controlled, he walks up, has different hand gestures. this is a d

but i think he wanted to be a transformational president and i think he was not because, as james carville said, it is like peyton manning not liking football. it is like bill gates not liking computers. the president somehow -- charlie: i do not think he like doesn't like it. i do not think he like some of the aspects. maureen: he does not like being a salesman. that is why he let bill clinton, who likes being a salesman, explain his health care. charlie: i have asked about this and he said that is not true, i do like politics. he does not like what people think is essential to be in politics. he does not like the stroking, he doesn't like the inane conversation. maureen: that is what helps you pass your gun-control bill. charlie: she has said she would do it. maureen: also i just think he does not like the cheap emotion. and there is a lot of, in a funny way, it comes too easily to him. he had a really hard time. he has admitted and david axelrod said with those moments where you have to comfort a jittery public after the christmas bombing. charlie: you said if i get it wrong, tell me. h

james carville, you're always brilliant. and keep up the fight. it's a tough one. >> thank you, chris. >> we'll continue to watch donald trump at that rally. wherever he says something important or newsworthy, we're going to go to it. coming up, if donald trump is hoping to make inroads with suburban women voters, slamming a former miss universe winner for gaining, quote, a massive amount of weight, doesn't seem to be a good strategy. we'll get to the red-hot flash points exposed on gender and we'll get to race. i think gender will be the thing we start with next. and tomorrow it's the return of the "hardball" college tour. boy, do i love this. gary johnson who's getting double digits, bill weld, the former very popular governor of massachusetts. the libertarian ticket, live from new hampshire. i'll get to these folks and see if they are an alternative or spoilers, maybe both, we'll see. this is "hardball," the place for politics. g new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what

with charles city in the path, there is carville, nashville, chickasaw, plainfield, republic and the bond between now and 6:17 p.m. that is the cell we are concerned about it has a lot of lightning associated with it and a good hail quarry in there with some rotation. so if you can show the rainfall out some tremendous arounds of rain. we are looking out at the storm stayed at one location amounts that could be up to 5.75 inches in one hour's time. so obviously there is some tremendous downpours and that will produce the flash flooding threat we've been talking about. up in northeastern iowa there will be the threat of flash pretty close to charles city as we go through the next 15 - 20 minutes. once again we are in velocity mode )-right-paren, and you can see around marble rock is where we are most concerned. that would be the rotation associated with the developing tornado we are seeing on the actual radar site. rebecca, are you able to see anything new back there? any of your microphone and you are looking at things. stomach i've not seen any new information we have not gotten any

james carville, remember him? earlier today. >> by and large, american elections are pretty much on the up and up. i mean, it is very, very -- i cannot tell that you somebody cannot rig a voting machine 100 votes here and 100 votes there that's possible. >> he went on to say, of course, that those kinds of numbers simply aren't enough to throw elections, even local elections as a rule. tracy, we have heard a lot of buzz this year it seems to me about the election being rigged trump predicting it might be rigged and all the rest of it what would it take to actually rig a presidential election? >> you're right. trump has paved the way for if he loses saying that the election is -- people cheated. and there is a -- it is a legitimate concern. there is a device out there. it's $15. can you just plug it in to the voting machine when you vote and you can put -- cast multiple ballots. 73% of ballots are cast why paper and the rest are electronic. it is vulnerable. >> so you have got 27% chunk of the votes cast that could

undefeated. >> you land carville. that's perfect! >> thank you. thank you very much. >> that's what we did, we did carville's hair from '92. >> we gave him a little extra because our show -- our budget was so -- we couldn't do a bald cap on me. it would take so much longer. >> seem like it would be cheaper to do bald. >> no. it takes a while. >> you had a ey the back. >> that's what that wig is actually called, the monkey's butt. no, it is a thing you put on. >> you guys sound like you have quite a healthy budget. my other one is "juan likes chicken and rice." you went to colombia? >> we made on the flight made a lot of connections. >> kansas city to austin. back to kansas city. then like -- to our producers. >> there seems to be more money in the budget than last season. the camera work is very -- >> that's all alex bono and reed thomas, our directors. we write these things and come up with them, then go, all right, guys, best of luck. >> did you pay these famous actors that you've been able to recruit? helen mirren? mia farrow? minimum. >> fonda

. >> bill becomes james carville. fred becomes stephanopoulos. i could never be anything other than being a wig. if i showed up, people would say, this is dumb. >> quick pause. we're out of time here. but coming up, we'll talk about their political futures. ?? ?? ?? (baby laughs) someone's finally ready to start her day. time to work some magic. tada. get gooeyflakyhappy. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. z23w6z z5yz >>> we are back with the comedy dream team. they created a series documentary "now," a comedy that spoofs some very famous documentaries. >> thing that's traumatized all of us pretty much. >> ben herndon yesterday handed his campaign over to a group of rogue. the

clinton, i still go back to -- i remember this happening -- people should verify, but james carville,hortly after the e-mail scandal broke, he said, i will tell you why she did not do the proper thing on the e-mails. he did not say it like that, but he said because she did not want willie gomer going through all the e-mails, being the republican texas congressman known as a strong conservative. that, to me, is so typical clinton, that she did not want her perceived political enemies looking at her e-mails. the law was inconsequential in terms of the final goal, which was related to her power. in the government agencies do not believe there answerable to the american people. i do not think philosophically they believe they are accountable. congress is complicit, because they spend the money and then, practically speaking, do not pursue oversight on how that money is spent. some ways, it is impossible given the amounts at issue. you write a check for $30 trillion after three days of debate. what institution contract that -- can track that money. to me, if you want to police washington,

. >> bill becomes james carville. fred becomes stephanopoulos. i could never be anything other than being a wig. if i showed up, people would say, this is dumb. >> quick pause. we're out of time here. but coming up, we'll talk about their political futures. ? ? (baby laughs) someone's finally ready to start her day. time to work some magic. tada. get gooeyflakyhappy. i am gayle guyardo. let's get a check on your weather with leigh spann. >> so far, it has been a pretty day. here's a look from the hyundai of new port richey where it's 77 degrees. there's a tropical wave on the east coast of florida. as it drifts north and west, the it will increase the tropical moisture here. the clouds and rain keep highs in the upper 80s to near 90 but the rainy pattern continues. 60% chance tomorrow. and 50% on thursday. >>> all right, thank you. breaking news right now. four people injured in a school bus crash in lakeland. look at this. this happened earlier this morning at swindell road and galloway road. the highway patrol tells us that the school bus drive

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. >> in 1992, you remember when bill clinton was elected president, james carville, paul begala had ae economy, stupid." >> i think this is an election fundamentally about national identity. you look at the coalition mobilizing around trump, it is centered around voters most uneasy with the rapid demographic change we are going through. i think the biggest single faultline in this election. but having said that, the stronger the economy is, the stronger the case for continuity. >> this race is pretty tight right now if you look at national numbers and the key battleground states. >> that's right. it's closed from what we saw in august. hillary clinton had that pretty big bounce out of her convention and donald trump had a difficult august. but it looks like it's neck and neck here. you got the polls here. she's up by five in pennsylvania, by four in north carolina and florida. i think it was separated by something like 75,000 votes in 2012. it is going to be close in ohio, the same thing. >> hillary clinton has real problems. you can see her coming down in the polls. one thing that's

. >> bill becomes james carville. fred becomes stephanopoulos.re out of time here. but coming up, we'll talk about their political futures. their political futures. >> you're getting into (baby la) ♪ ♪ ♪ (baby laughs) someone's finally ready to start her day. time to work some magic. tada. get gooeyflakyhappy. toaster strudel. >>> good morning, it's almost 9:30. meteorologist bill henley has your forecast. >> looking sunny. a few thin clouds around but the fog disappeared a live view from wilmington, delaware. on track for temperatures in the 80s. now it's in the 60s and 70s. 70 in delaware and climbing. heading into the middle 80s this afternoon. you notice more humidity during the afternoon. 68 right now in harmony hill. 69 in wilmington. already in the 70s for the delaware beaches. >>> let's get a check on the roads. what are you seeing? >> we are starting in h haddonfield, new jersey. kings highway is looking good. that could be an alternate to avoid delays. pennsauken on the westbound side. we'll look at this closer. >>> septa slowdown. 18 r

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

. >> james carville was on our air after the debate saying you're going to see someone from the ailes camp leaking that ailes had nothing to do with it. >> in the times today you're seeing these story lines with each side trying to put distance between themselves and that performance. >> i think i thought ailes would play a rather significant role when he was ejected from fox news by the murdoch brothers because of a string of allegations of repeated serial, serious sexual harassment over the course of many years, some of which on record including blackmailing, really heinous behavior that was so ubiquitous that apparently dozens of people have come forward. >> yeah. >> just to make that on the record. what was your anticipation with that relationship would be like and how has it shaken out? >> the problem is that clearly he's a liability, a public liability. so if he signed on either as a paid adviser or official adviser, that would give the clinton campaign an opening to make ailes a major talking point. the trump people don't want that. >> particularly given the centrality of misog

according to the "the new york times," cnn and many other outlets, long time clinton ally james carville said this about paula jones, quote, if you drag a $100 bill through a trailer park, you never know what you'll find. we can't forget about the term bimbo eruptions. that was kind by the campaign to refer to the women who made accusations against the candidate. if that's not enough, over the years i have interviewed many of bill clinton's accusers and here's what they told me. you described the scene where he was biting on your lip and when it was all over he was leaving, said, you better put om ice on that. >> yeah, and casually put on his sunglasses and walked out the door. i was sitting there crying and so upset at the time. and i felt like somebody -- that the next person would be somebody coming through the door to get rid of the body. >> you met hillary clinton. >> yes. she held on to my hand and she said do you understand everything that you do? i mean cold chills went up my spine. that's the first time i became afraid of that woman. >> you interpret that to mean she knew about

start out at i think he wanted to be transformational president and i asnk he was not because james carville said it is like peyton manning not liking football. it is like bill gates not liking computers. -- president somehow charlie: i do not think he like some of the aspects. maureen: he does not like being a salesman. thisie: i have asked about and he said that is not true, i do like politics. he does not like what people think is essential to be in politics. he does not like the stroking, the inane conversation. she has said she would do it. also i just think he does not like the cheap emotion. , in aere is a lot of admitted andhe has axelrod said with those moments where you have to comfort a jittery public after the christmas bombing. get it: you said if i wrong, tell me. he is transformational simply because of who he is. and you said that is no small thing. clicks gosh, no. he was like luke skywalker with the force. he wanted to bring together red and blue and black and white and now those two things are worse than never. that is surely not his fault. had -- he had used some gopro gr