. >> all right, james carville, always good to see you. >> thank you, megyn, always love to be on your show. >> thank you, that was a big debate if the insurance policies would be cancelled or not. one of the architects said it was not, others say it is. >>> up next, new details on the reports that the white house has 72 hours before the president's over party starts to back gop bills to re-write the new health care rules. >>> brit hume just ahead on all

here we wk to the show democratic strategist, former clinton adviser james carville and president and ceo, chris ready. james, good to see you. clinton as usual has the story completely right. what i don't get, you're a clinton guy, what i don't get is obama says jay carney says they understand they will help but they are not doing anything. there's a lot of legislative proposals, as you know, from democrats and clinton -- i mean obama is not supporting them. why? >> first of all he said as jay carney correctly pointed out he told chuck todd on msnbc he would try to keep these people in. understand this is only if you have insurance in the private market, this is only under certain circumstances that this applies. who knows. they may be able to figure a way for these people to keep it. it's not going to apply to whole lot of people anyway. obama has said the same things along the same line that president clinton has. >> i don't know. let me bring chris ruddy in. chris, first of all, bill clinton didn't hedge. bill clinton didn't say if it's the right plan or if it meets regulations. b

. >> dana, james carville said there's a lot riding on this. boy, is he ever right. >> right. it's not just the 2014 midterm elections or even the 2016 election. it's actually the whole utopian idea of what they've tried to sell to the american people as these other programs that we've come to all benefit from. for example, social security. as those programs have not been reformed, you do not have the ability to sustain them going forward. so the moment of crisis where you're going to have to have some sort of bargain, a grand bargain, some sort of thing in washington is getting ever closer. and the liberals are going to be on the losing side of that. to greg's point, if i could just mention, i think that "the new york times" in particular should be called out for protecting president obama just when he needed their help the least. today, this morning, they refer to obama's lie about obama care. if you'd like your plan, you can keep it. as an inexact promise. they keep making up new language. yesterday jay carney said at the white house that it's been subeffective. all this la

. >> all right, james carville, always good to see you. >> thank you, megyn, always love to be on your show. >> thank you, that was a big debate if the insurance policies would be cancelled or not. one of the architects said it was not, others say it is. >>> up next, new details on the reports that the white house has 72 hours before the president's over party starts to back gop bills to re-write the new health care rules. >>> brit hume just ahead on all the cancellations, the lack of sign-ups. and the democrats heading for the door. ughs ] shhhh! i have a col with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh what a relief it is! plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. explaining my moderate to severe so there i was again, chronic plaque psoas to another new stylist. it was a total earrassment. and t the kind of attention wanted. so i had a serus talk with my dermatologt about my treatment

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. >> i want to ask james carville about this.ary ray mabus helping us mark veterans day. we'll talk to doris kearns about her new book. mike florio and the trouble with the miami dolphins. >>> first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> morning, mika. at the top of the show we did show those pictures, those tragedy through the philippines there. that typhoon, by the way, did hit vietnam yesterday but it was much weaker when it went through there than it went through the philippines. the pictures and just the death toll is absolutely incredible. it's what happens when you have the strongest typhoon in human recorded history moving into a last area. as far as the lower 48 goes, we are looking at very chilly air coming down from the north. we're talking the coldest air of the season. that wall of windchill at 18, negative 18 this morning. that's the cold air that's going to spread all the way across the country. if you haven't found the heavy winter coat and hat and gloves yet, make sure you have them. you'll need them over

>> democratic strategist james carville had amusing advice for the president. >> i think the best thinge can do is take a tobing on the mayor of toronto's crack pipe. his numbers were 48. there you go. >> we are going to get to all of those stories. one of the reasons the president's poll numbers are bad across the board which we will get to in a bit because there's a lot on the healthcare law and obamacare. >> the wall street journal estimates somewhere between 40 and 50,000 people enrolled in obamacare in the month of october. that means extrapolated out so that means 50,000 for the month. it would take 140 months to get to the 7 million number they want in march and 11 years. his polls are sliding. i want to be on tv friday when they announce how many the real numbers are. i have a hunch that is right>> how many millions does it cost per person to get to the 50,000 in the first month? >> something like $14 million. >> crazy. i want to ask you about this. pugh research poll friday showed president obama tanking on almost every issue below 40 on the economy, immigration, healthcare, fo

>> and democratic strategist james carville also had some amusing advice for the president. >> i think the best thing he can do is take a toke on the mayor of toronto's crack pipe because his numbers are about -- >> all right. we're going to get to all of those stories. eric, one of the reasons the president's poll numbers are bad across the board, which we're going to get to, but you have to pin a lot of it on the health care law and obama care. there was news just released from "the wall street journal" that i think our viewers would love to know. >> "the wall street journal" estimates that somewhere between 40,000 and 50,000 people enrolled in obama care in the month of october. so that means extrapolated out about 50,000 for the month. it would take 140 months to get to their 7 million number they want in march or 11 years -- 10 years and 10 months. almost 11 years. so it's a disaster. his poll numbers are sliding. i can't wait until -- i just want to be on tv friday when they announce how many the real number is. they're going to tell us the exact numbers. i have a hunch, if that'

james carville talking about the president toking on a crack pipe. seems to me the president designed the remarks to kind of get a wink and nod to democrats, get out of this. how do you interpret it? >> well, that may be. let's face it, you will see how bipartisan i am. i totally agree with president clinton when he says that president obama ought to honor that promise. and let's face it, sean, what president obama did is he basically perpetrated a massive political fraud on the private sector. if that occurred in the private sector, that would be subject to criminal charges. so i really do believe that former president clinton is absolutely right. president obama ought to honor that promise and start to work with people and congressman cotton and myself to try to fix the damage. >> what do you think, congressman? >> i have to agree with senator johnson, and with president clinton that the democratic party should step forward to fix the mess they made. and president obama should keep his promise. he clearly knew going back to the summer of 2010, that

why are so few people on the left -- i have argued with james carville, bob beckel. rick ungar will be arguing with me before the end of the show. why do they accept the fact that this was predicated on a huge lie and they don't admit it? >> a lot of people are banking on helping obama create and protect his legacy. i think a lot of this -- remember the shutdown. this was over defund obama care. they wouldn't budge. now look. look at it unraveling. look what they have been defending and protecting as a big epic failure. >> i'm a liberal. i have no interest to protecting the the president's legacy at all. what i have an interest in is doing what's right by the american people. the president made a presumption that people you will would not want junk policies and if they wanted -- >> you are putting words -- hang on. one at a time. you are putting word ps in the president's mouth. what part of if you like your plan you can keep your plan period. >> in all fairness -- >> a hundred times. >> if your health care currently -- your current health care policy meet it is new

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noelle, why are so few people on the left -- i've 5rgd with james carville, bob etch olz this week. a lot of liberals here. rick ungarr, he'll be arguing with me before the end of the show. why do they accept this was predicated on a huge lie and they don't admit it? >> i think a lot of people are banking on helping obama create and protect his legacy. and i think, you know, a lot of this -- remember the shutdown. this was over, you know, defund obama care and they wouldn't budge. now look. look at it unraveling and look what they have been defending and protecting, is a big epic failure. >> i'm a liberal. i'm a liberal. and i have no interest -- it all due respect, noelle. to protecting the president's legacy at all. what i have an interest in is doing what's right by the american people. i do believe the president made a presumption that people would not want junk policies and that they wanted a higher standard of health care -- >> you are putting words -- hang on a second. one at a time. you are putting words in the president's mouth. what part of if you like your plan you can ke

i was in las vegas a year or so ago so james carville and i keynoted a conference there and harry reid was speaking at it and i had a chance to talk with him and he pointed out that during the lyndon johnson was senate majority leader for six years harry reid was senate majority leader for six years during lyndon johnson six years he had a one filibuster during harry reid six years he said over four hundred this is never happened before in the history of america until the rock obama got in the white house until an african-american got in the white house and i think that there's a connection between the two and i think it's a sad commentary on the republican party and on the state of this country gary in seattle that left us a message our rant was. oh i listen you know we need we're. avenue here in seattle a thing about a fifteen a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage we need a repudiation of the laffer curve a repudiation of economic or of reaganomics we need demand side economics let's label it for what it is the supply side of the reaganomics has failed those rich idiots correlate it

filibuster i met harry reid in las vegas about a year and a half ago i was a keynote speaker me and james carville to speak at a conference that he was speaking at and we were in a small room talking and he said. lyndon johnson was senate majority. for six years he's i've been senate majority leader for six years lyndon johnson had one filibuster i've had over four hundred no speak no majority leader in the united states senate in the history of this country has had to deal with more than forty fifty sixty i forget the number but it's less than a hundred filibusters in during his tenure i mean this is this is just absolutely bizarre. what do we do about this only harry reid is you're right he's in a special club all of his own because primarily he's been the most obstructionist senate majority leader in history he's filed more requests for cloture and filled the tree more times which is kind of an obscure legislator taking technique to shut off debate that he's done them more and you know there's a majority leader that three times over right but you're still cutting off debate he's not letting any

now you have james carville coming forward who does tend to speak his mind. he said this to megyn callie last night. >> this has been not just a disaster. it's been a joke. people look at it and say i don't think he's doing a very good job. to some extent you can't blame some people for thinking that. >> you look at the news yesterday. one million people in the state of california lost their insurance. the quinnipiac poll people have been out and about asking americans what you think of president barack obama. this first one is jaw-dropping. here it is. would you say barack obama is honest and trustworthy or not. 44% say yes, he's trustworthy. a majority of americans say no. then when you look at his poll numbers, his job approval rating is down to 39%. it is the lowest ever recorded in his presidency. even women now disapprove of the president. 54 disapprove. only 40 approve, down from 49%. 45% in the october 1 quinnipiac poll men disapprove, 58%. if you look at the fact over and over he said if you like it, you can keep it. >> that's the problem. here's the