guest: one of the things i wrote about in the "american pravda," you mentioned carville in louisiana, happy crime high school in arizona, and they awarded katie couric the cronkite award for asking sarah palin what newspapers that she reads. [laughs] guest: which is fine. more power to katie couric for asking the question. but it is amazing how flippant journalism has become. the quality of the journalists is inversely proportional to the schism he fights against or so the more ridiculous the subject and the investigation, the more flippant it has become. you have entrusted citizens out there, like allison mosk omar mateen, who spent nine months -- allison mosk, on my team, who someone who met with , whodent obama many times foments about activity on the ground, and crickets from the media. with their heads, they say, thro okies in prison. anchorou have and a who asks "what newspaper do you read?" it is about truth of power in the digital age and the sort of moral courage. host: james o'keefe, founder and president of project veritas and author of "american pravda: my fight for truth

james carville attacked them. >> she did it in court papers when she was defending somebody accused. are you talking about? he was appointed to represent a rapist. >> she's also representing and talking about her husband. >> i understand. how can ivanka trump own this issue? >> you can. >> she should stay away from this issue. >> when it comes to my dad, i'm not going to go there but i'm happy go there on roy moore. that's the issue. >> what is really terrible is what she did to peter alexander. there's nothing wrong with this question. even you admit it but she tries to shame him. it's pretty inappropriate. i'm the first daughter. no, i'm sorry. you can't have it both ways in the public atmosphere. in the private sphere you can. >> this is one where i get a pass because of the special relationship. >> she could have denied it. >> one of the magazines did an interview and she didn't like the questions and she ended the interview. she didn't quite do that here but it's the same sort of feeling. >> she shamed him this the moment. when she could have said, flat out, i believe my father.

bush and the war room by james carville and president bush coming out of kuwait. 90% approval ratingsay. that was a fascinating election to watch in the way that flip too fast. if people really feel the improving economy is affecting non, then i think the numbers will begin to move to some extent. the nature of president trump as a politician is a certain number of people will support them no matter what and people against them no matter why. those people in the middle can be shifted on economic conditions. they need to feel that affects them. the unemployment rate falling by 0.1% come is your .% doesn't affect people and what they care about is whether they have jobs or not, whether they move to a better job. if that becomes more white bread, that has to how. >> because of that, do you predict that we will see more of these trips by the president visiting these factories in being out there on out there on the ground trying to hammer the message down? >> i absolutely do because one, but also goes to the broader political point of the president , talking through the people who elect th

." >> i thought it was the bald political activist >> james carville said he would like to be reinvented't think this is a bond story at all? >> i do, but and folks, if you haven't read murder on the orient express or seen the movie a that came out recently, i'm going to spoil it for you, everybody was guilty everybody was guilty they were all in on it i think we in the media love to have a -- we need -- i wrote this a couple weeks ago, we need an antagonist, a villain, a darth vader, one clear enemy, and i think it's a lot of things happening at the same time >> i think it's a rorschach test for whatyou thought was wrong ahead of time. if you thought it was algorithms that were the problem with the market, you think it now if you think it was deficits, it's the deficits now. i think your solution, i tell you what's weird about this. a story line about why the market has declined does not appear to be holding up for 60 minutes. you cannot figure out what you think is going on and then it seems to change within the hour. >> because of what happened with bonds today. >> look at what happen

often surprises politicians who are unfamiliar with it there is it a very funny quote from james carvillen adviser to bill clinton, he told the "wall street journal" in 1993, i used to think if there was reincarnation, i wanted to come back as the president or pope or a .400 baseball hitter, but now i want to come back as the bond market. you can intimidate everybody we may be feeling that right now. >> yes maybe getting intimidated again. michelle, by the way a very colorful quote from bill clinton about bond traders from the same era that you can look up but the same idea. so thank you for that. for more on the markets which are kind of rolling over, the dow just turned negative, we're joined by oppenheimer fund cio and head of fixed income and also morgan stanley fixed income managing director. thanks to you both is this actually the world we're in where interest rates are going to kind of take flight and they will try to rebel against this inflationary future or central banks or not yet >> not yet i think the bond vigilantes left the continent and are nowhere to be found but the point

ashley: as james carville said, it's the economy.omenal and they are trying to get president obama credit for this sort of ridiculous to be quite frank with you, removal of his policies. and some are saying it's too hot. we may have inflation so they are boxed in pretty on this. >> democrats are unquestionably awesome. the nancy pelosi issue, donald trump, the personality, the fact that he will say things that are sometimes outrageous. that is the only argument the democrats have. when it comes right down to it, the criticism of the republicans doesn't make much sense. maybe you could've gotten a fatter increase in your weekly wages. maybe. but the check is larger. >> on not know, republicans are set to use the unpopularity of nancy pelosi to launch an attack. democrats are vulnerable in certain areas. it continues to call a thousand bucks, to thousand oaks, paid maternity leave, paid sick leave, billions of dollars in charitable donations. educational things. she continues to call that crumbs. >> of irony republican leadership posit

market often surprises politicians who are unfamiliar with it there's a very funny quote from james carvillereet journal" in 1993, quote, i used to think if there was reincarnation, i wanted to come back as the president or the pope or a .400 baseball hitter now i want to come back as the bond market. you can intimidate everybody guys, back to you. >> i didn't know it was ed yardeni who coined the whole term >> yeah. he puts out a report called bond vigilantes it's a focus on the bond market. it implies what it means we saw what happened in greece, for example, right you can't spend anymore money and we're going to tell you why you can't, because it's going to be way too expensive. >> you imagine pitch forks and flames when you talk about them. >> basically, yeah except they're sitting behind desks and trading pits >> if you told ed yardeni that the bond vigilantes would be scaring the heck out of the markets because the ten year might go to 3%, that that is hanging over your head, he wouldn't have believed you, i don't think. >> you know, it is amazing the article that i quoted you from fro

have to remember this is this is a money making exercise this is this is this is walt disney or carville and i think that they probably were savvy enough to see that now was the time to introduce this character. break him out from from the winter soldier movie which is where you first see him and you know the you know i think not that they were breaking him out at this time but more like oh great you know we're going to break him out and all the all the stars are in alignment we're going to make money money money money money and look like good guys doing which in a capitalistic system is a tough thing to do tough it is tough i mean the biggest thing for me is always like you know how much did it mean to the kids who go see exupery movies at the end of the bear they're for their ultimately for kids at the end all this is this is a minnow ever and yeah and i think it's a beautiful thing to see whether it be wonder woman last summer or black panther this where mal you suddenly have representation for little girls you know little you know you know black men and women things like that we can