for those of you from my generation, james carville needs no introduction. youngerof you who are and not familiar with the history, here are some key facts. in 1992, james carville was campaign manager for a little unknown arkansas governor named bill clinton. that is hillary's has been. hillary's husband. there is a fantastic, award-winning dr. many -- award-winning documentary about the campaign. this was one of the most improbable presidential victories of all time. maybe until 2016, but james can comment on that. we defined that should be defined presidential campaign -- it redefined presidential campaigns. he is a very proud father of two daughters. he is also a recovering lawyer, but we will not hold that against him. [laughter] and since he and his wife of two decades, mary who was a senior advisor, and bill and tim battle that outcome he is one have of the most successful entertaining political couple in america. following the devastation of normans -- [applause] yes, yes. following the devastation of hurricane katrina in new orleans, james took his

for those of you from my generation, james carville needs no interest in. key facts.few in 1992, james carville was campaign manager for bill clinton. that is hillary's husband. he helped quentin bryce from and wasal obscurity instrumental in the reelection in 1996. there is a fantastic documentary called the war room. this was one of the most improbable presidential victories of all-time. maybe until 2016, but james can comment on that. find. james is a proud father of two daughters. he is a recovering lawyer but we will try not to hold that against him. since he andr and his wife of two decades, mary out in thetled it 1992 campaign, he is one half of the most successful and entertaining colorful and america. >> > [applause] following the devastation of hurricane trainer in new orleans, james took his family down and was instrumental in rebuilding the city. on a personal note, i have worked with james the past few years and i can tell you he is a strategic thinker of the first order. has a remarkable ability to think through complex problems and explain th

jamesial thanks to carville, thank you for your service and thank you for here tonight. [applause] result in thea election. thank you all. >> result in the election. thank you all. coming up in under half an hour at the heritage foundation will be hosting a foundation on the tacticsng of strategies of terrorists organizations, it's certain eastern. president trump traveling to ohio today talking about the infrastructure rebuilding plan. ,e will discuss the blue print operators.enting we will have a lot on c-span. until the start of the event coming up at noon we will show you a discussion from wall -- washington journal earlier this week. joining us is our mary schapiro, the all caps -- the author of broken. he served as the former chief of staff to representative rockefeller. a little bit more about your background. the kind of things you involve yourself in in the senate. guest: i worked in the senate .or about 12 years i got hooked on it as an intern for republican senator jacob javits is nearly 50 years ago. i was in the majority and andrity, committee staff personal

. >> maybe they saw james carville flying. >> you never hear about it from anywhere else. >> what aboutver? >> i am. this is an incomplete. this is fake news you guys are being fed here. in addition to the first thing that you saw that audio report where the pilot asked something fly over us. the second guy said ufo. few minutes later, an american airlines plane said, what flew over us guy. jesse is too young. this is only few miles from roswell, mexico. we got to cater to greg. you got to take care of greg's ego. greg believes in conspiracy theory. i know it was obama. it was obama. it was hillary's ego was moving. >> that's right. >> i think maybe it was lockheed testing new model with the fastest aircraft. >> dropping some serious military knowledge. i like that. next up for 20 years south park has secured skewered politics on comedy central. >> welcome to pentagon sir. this way please. this is the drone program. you can kill anyone repoetly. here's the keys. in here is satellite surveillance where you can monitor anyone conversation live. extreme interrogation rooms. it's necessary.

. >> remember, james carville -- >> sean: a dollar bill to a trailer park. >> i've never lived in a trailerark. that is the way they treated us. this was a serious thing. even during hillary's election, sheev never, ever was asked anything about us women. >> sean: do you remember when she said that women have a right to be heard andbe believed? having interviewed both of you, i remember saying, does that mean we believe juanita now? >> absolutely not. after i tweeted what i did on january the sixth, she calmly removed "you should be relieved" from her website. >> sean: interesting. you tweeted last night at anderson cooper "60 minutes." >> i did. >> sean: you tweeted, would you like to interview me about my book? haveok you heard from anderson? >> i'm not a porn star. i was a hardworking nurse. [laughter] >> sean: you were a nurse. because i was. i was a hardworking person. i wasn't a porn star so i guess that's why they weren't interested in me. >> sean: i think it was because of politics. i've always talked about this president having five big groups against him. 5 the deep state, we talk

. >> how much does a good economy...i'm not talking here about james carville, "it's the economy, stupidess. how much does it soothe? how much does it ease the joints when that economy picks up? [ laughter ] yeah. sure, it'll have political ramifications, but is that more where people live than the other things we've been talking about? >> massively, and maria used the magic words, wage growth. that's what it's all about today. this is now about "are the middle-class, blue-collar workers getting the first pay raise they've gotten in 15 to 10 years?" because they haven't. we just have been flat for that long, and when you start making more money, you just start to feel good about life. >> right. >> and that's what drives voter behavior, and it's the big untold story of the trump years. how much will wages increase and when? and let me give you a couple, just numbers on growth. from 1948 until 2008, our erican economy grew at from00to 2016,peent annually. the economy grew at 1.5 percent annually. we've been starving for strong growth. it's the answer to everything. >> yeah. i agree. >> and

with gennifer flowers, she was proven right but i remember james carville, he worked and was one of the people talking about it or dragging her through a trailer park about paula jones. remember her? she accused bill clinton of literally pulling down his pants and exposing himself. and according to the media research center, the first three days of that scandal abc provided a whopping 16 seconds of coverage. nbc, cbs, they ignored it. and next is the case of kathleen willy, she said that bill clinton groped, grabbed, fondled, touched, kigsed her against her will inside the oval office. that story breaks, how's your fake news handle it? abc ignores it, nbc, cbs, 34 seconds of coverage. according to the media research center. cnn dedicated 26 seconds of coverage during their evening newscast. then of course you have the serious allegation of rape. juanita broderick. and i interviewed juanita broad wick, tough interview. surfaced in 1998. media research center says abc, cbs ignored the story. nbc aired seven minutes of coverage. not before initially spiking its pretaped interview with juan

for those of you from my generation, james carville needs no introduction. for any of you who

kate houston is director of governmental regulations and policy for carville coaches work for john boehner, undersecretary at u.s. da and has quite a presence in our next speaker, secretary glickman sold kansas district. i will let her tell you a little bit more about that. help me to welcome kate house to the stage. [applause] >> things. good afternoon, everyone. i hope you had a great lunch and you are feeling nourished and ready for a fall afternoon of great content starting with secretary dan glickman who i had a high honor to introduce here today. i don't think there's many of you here in the room that is not tied some opportunity to work on issues that are near and dear to the secretary, either directly or indirectly because there are not many issues that dan hasn't focused on in his career, which has now lasted many, many decades in many different positions. interestingly, when we talk about this over lunch, dan is not just focusing in the food space and we think of him as the secretary of agriculture. the congressman from an agriculture district in kansas, the fourth district. we t

griff: he has a point there look at mary matlin and james carville, bush years, it worked for them.is watching, don't devote the rest of your life to trying to change her. you have to accept those views. he was talking about bringing her in to some new ways of thinking, you are going to get a little exhausted trying to do that. pete: what if i had a friend who hypothetically liberal girl and she happens to be far left. ainsley: values are extremely important. pete: ever seen ben shapiro, funny, sense of humor. he is just -- there is a reason why he is so good what he does. griff: he knocks it out of the park. huge kudos to ben who gives this dating advice question out of nowhere. ainsley: listen, have you got to submit your emails on this one. i'm curious to find out. talk to people like steve doocy met his wife and married her in five weeks and their relationship is great. they have been married for years. most parents would say huh-uh to kids if they tried to do that. it worked for them it can work for some. pete: email us, are you a conservative who watches "fox & friends" and yo