we'll talk about it first, fantasyland, the timing of this book is exquisite. i'm assuming it's not entirely accidental. - it is entirely accidental. - it is entirely accidental. - it is entirely accidental. i started thinking about this book many years ago. really decided that it was a book i was going to write as my next book in 2013, started writing in 2014, still no donald trump on the horizon. - no one had talked about fake news? - no one had talked about fake new or post truth or any of that. - alternative facts? - alternative facts was not yet a phrase. and then, really as i was finishing the draft, i put him in the book. i don't think he, donald trump that is, would have appeared in this book had he not run for president. - and this book would have appeared without donald trump. - this book indeed would have appeared without donald trump, and as i say, donald trump being nominated and elected president became the poster boy for my argument about 500 years of american history. - but, inevitably kurt, you know that people will say well, this is a trump bo

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joining the discussion, curt anderson, author of "fantasyland: how america went haywire."ost of studio 360 an steve schmidt back with us. curt, you have been studying the man named trump longer than rest of us. >> when he threatened to sue me. >> you were a pioneer in getting journalists threatened to be sued by trump. is this the trump that you know as you read it in michael wolff's book? >> well, i didn't know just -- he didn't seem as incomprehensibly out of control and stupid as he seems from michael's book. i mean, for starters, michael is depibl depicting this white house that's just a madhouse of chaos and incompetence. that team letting michael wolff in there is a symptom of that very thing. all you have to do is read what this man has written over the last couple of decades the know he's probably not going to be a friendly journalist. >> yeah. and, steve schmidt, michael wolff again writing just in today's hollywood reporter, so much to cover with what he's revealing and that's why monday night joining with us the book to get into more detail in the book and on wh

as much as he which in some fantasyland we could control things and force daca to four shut down, that is not how government works. and if you're going to go vote for someone else, who you going to look for to better defend? >> katie: that's a great question. when you could answer. >> marie: i would make the argument to progressives that there are two parties who run in elections and the only party i would argue who has made daca a priority as democrats. he may be mad at chuck schumer but governing is much harder than carrying signs and protesting. >> josh: welcome to the wonderful world of primary politics. >> marie: i know. >> harris: demo on dem crime. >> marie: this is a momentary blitz. i don't think you're going to see a lot of primaries before 2018 midterms, is almost too late for that. >> sandra: would you want to see chuck schumer hold out for more. >> marie: on friday i on the show said if we get an exquisite commitment from mitch mcconnell to take up daca then we should not cut shut the government down. >> harris: what we've learned is that pretty much what they had on frida

lemonis: and you're not living in fantasyland? larry: come over here.emonis: 15 minutes, guys. 15 minutes. [ glass shatters ] [bleep] they're gonna all go on this half. we are literally racing around the clock here trying to get everything done. larry, five minutes. this is his do-or-die moment, and it has to get done. hi, guys. how are you? i guess we're open. you did it. you met a deadline. -by one minute. -larry: [ laughs ] -lemonis: you did a good job. -larry: thanks. lemonis: what did you do over here? larry: these are gummy-bear lights. these are resin-filled gummy bears. you're looking at 3,500 gummy bears. lemonis: little gummy bears. is the light changing on top, there? larry: yeah. lemonis: you did a great job with this light. i expected creative work out of larry, but i never expected something this fantastic. this place is bright, it feels fun, the energy level feels even better than i ever thought it could. what's the biggest difference in larry? anne: well, confidence, less worry. -lemonis: you were sad, larry. -anne: yeah. larry: i didn't

, talking about this complete fa ntasyland tabloid gossip. by page, talking about this complete fantasyland administration is moving the country forward. the bbc‘s anthony zurcher is watching it all unfold and he's with me now. the president's spokesperson said this is total fantasy. the president's spokesperson said this is totalfantasy. how the president's spokesperson said this is total fantasy. how seriously should we take this?” this is total fantasy. how seriously should we take this? i think we should we take this? i think we should have a somewhat sceptical eye. donald, critics could look at this and think this confirms suspicions. everything that we thought. and when you say that, you wa nt to thought. and when you say that, you want to make sure that you have got substance behind these things. with that chaos in the white house, the staff top murder, the more gospey stuff, we' re staff top murder, the more gospey stuff, we're going to have to look at the tapes. anti—steve bannon has not said that those quotations are not said that those quotations are not true. that is damaging. i

after a tax bill is passed with the notion of gdp -- i read this great book called fantasyland how americansout start to believe things that may or may not be true but it guides our behavior in lots of important ways and some of it is really stupid and it's a wonderful read. we see expectations for capital expenditures and so on rising with this tax bill. we had the ceo of quest diagnostics on the radio talking about increased spending. ratestion that finally kick -- tick- up. alix: it's like the market setting the narrative. jeffrey dunlop out. talk about the s&p. all recession indicators are flashing no recession which means it is priced in. i like this flash backward to january of 2017. it's like the same thing. >> he believes that if the tenure treasury yield breakthrough 2.63% -- alix: how do you come up with that level by the way? >> he's old-school. >> if treasury yields rise above a certain point this will start to negatively impact the s&p 500. we are already seeing 10 year treasury yields climbing above dividend>> yield on the s&p 500. at what point do people stop buying stocks and ju