james carville, cecile richards, we got a lot in here. >> absolutely. see you, james. >> all right. good do see you, cecile. >> great to have you both. we'll be checking in with you towards tuesday, absolutely. it's like signing off a zoom call. everybody says good-bye. >>> up ahead, the white house is basically headed for another superspreader event. we'll explain. five people around mike pence have covid. why is he still out on the road? and new details on what barack obama is doing and why donald trump appears nearous about it. it involves florida tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ who's supkamala harris.5? harris says, "a corporate tax loophole has allowed billions to be drained from our public schools and local communities. no more. i'm proud to support prop 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the content of this ad. who'sgovernor gavin newsom. the governor says prop 15 is, "fair, phased-in, and long overdue reform", that "will exempt small businesses and residential property owners." join governor newsom. vote yes on 15. >>> politica

james carville and mike murphy. mike, because i want a recording of you reacting to ted cruz, here is what ted cruz said to axios earlier today. your response on the other side. >> one of biden's best points was when he said all of these attacks back and forth about my family and his family, they don't matter. what matters is your family. that may have been biden's best moment, actually. and i -- >> so you don't believe voters are moved by the hunter biden stuff? >> i don't think it moves a single voter. >> so mike, interesting quote there from ted cruz, aka, mr. popularity in the u.s. senate. do you agree with the republican from texas? >> yeah, i think somebody must have slipped a little truth serum into the martini there because he's absolutely right. again, most people think hunter is the ceiling fan. this election is about big stuff like the covid pandemic and uniting the country, so i think that's a pretty astute observation by senator cruz. and i'm not used to those, so i'll give him a salute. >> so james car

still with us, claire mccaskill, eugene robinson, james carville, lawrence o'donnell. claire, indeed, you had to remind yourself while watching this live 90-minute telecast that if the vice president wants to go enjoy a victory lap with the president, he has to be wearing ppe, the white house is its own coronavirus hot spot, all hyperbole aside, it's a clinical matter. >> and one of the things that just is fascinating to me is that pence will sit there and lie about covid and the response to covid and their respect of science, and he -- it's like he doesn't think any of us have been watching. it's like he doesn't realize the american people have had a front row seat to this massive incompetence and mismanagement and so, you know, that's the real disconnect and the problem he has. he may have been super soft and just syrupy and sweet, but it was not true, and the american people know it. >> next question to james carville and his united states marine corps breast cancer awareness hoodie. i just saw a tweet from a friend of yours, a fellow warrior in the democrat party,

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james carville, a.b. stoddard waiting in the wings to join us in a bit. to join us in a bit too many are hurting. but despite the rising pain and anguish made worse during the pandemic, insurance companies still refused to cover mental health and addiction treatment. until now. senator scott wiener went to work - taking them on. passing a law requiring the insurance industry to cover mental health and addiction treatment. now more than ever, californians need mental health coverage. i won't let up until the stigma of mental health and addiction is finally over. >>> we made it. it's been an honor to share this almost 11-hour period and we did it. vote, vote! >> did you catch that? 11 hours to vote in the united states of america. let's use plain english and call it what it is. voter suppression. rather than doing everything possible to make voting as easy as possible, the state has allowed impediments in the way. that's voter suppression. georgia has a rich history of voter suppression. there are similar stories from across georgia on this first day of in-

still with us, claire mccaskill, eugene robinson, james carville, lawrence o'donnell.e has to be wearing ppe, the white house is its own coronavirus hot spot, all hyperbole aside, it's a clinical matter. >> and one of the things fascinating to me, pence will sit there and lie about covid and the response to covid and their respect of science, and he -- it's like he doesn't think any of us have been watching. like he doesn't realize the american people have had a front v row seat to this massive mismanagement, that's the real disconnect and the problem he has. he may have been super soft and syrupy and sweet, but it was not true. and the american people know it. >> next question to james carville and his united states marine corps breast cancer awareness hoodie. just saw a tweet from a friend of yours, fellow warrior in the democrat party, joe lockhart. i disagree no votes were changed tonight, women hittated pence tonight. james, that goes to your previous point. >> it does. and senator claire will tell you that, i think that they came in, knew that was going to happen

what is your james carville algorithm telling you?e sick of living like this. i really do. i think what trump has done the whole campaign is the best thing he could do for biden or the country, he's made it all about him. and, you know, it's the economy, stupid, or it's about this, and what donald trump has successfully done is put right at the center of this election and made the election totally about him. and so it's kind of weird. i have never seen a more personality centric election in he life, particularly in the middle of a recession, a pandemic. but the number one issue in america is not coronavirus, it's not the any, it's not foreign policy, or anything like that. prescription drug costs. the one issue is the campaign, donald trump. and that's what people are voting against and voting for. and he has some instinct that his base will come out and support him and i think that he's correct on that instinct. i think it will be a high turnout in these kind of trumpy areas, but what we saw in 2018 was when we had swing voters and y

james carville, same question, which what did you make of him tonight? >> first of all, in the clip you showed and that was the high point when biden talked about -- so i'm glad you can't see that clip. on the hunter biden stuff. part of my job i've got to watch fox and they're all over this all the time. and trump brought it up, and within 40 seconds biden had shifted the conversation to trump's tax returns. it was some really good footwork in there. and mike's right. it's an arcane thing most people don't know about, and if they actually knew about it, they'd probably die laughing. biden was actually very skillful in getting out of that subject into the subject of trump's tax returns. so if i'm the fox people i've got to be a little bit disappointed because they were really, really investing a lot into this story, i guess you'd call it. i don't know if story is the right word for it. that was a good moment. i kind of agree. i don't think this was a tie. i think a tie would be a win. i think biden had a good debate, and i think that biden had a good deb

. >>> coming up james carville sounded the alarm on this broadcast earlier this week.ow we're hearing more about it. concerns in and around the biden campaign that -- about places where turnout is soft where they need to be more robust on tuesday, actual election day. >>> and later, first he took on the scientists. now the president is going after the doctors fighting covid on the front lines. remembering that a thousand doctors and nurses have paid with their lives. we'll talk to one er doctor in the hot land who is taking all this personally. he's not alone. "the 11th hour" just getting under way on this friday night. when the pandemic shook our city, scott wiener immediately went to work, making sure families could put food on their tables, defending renters facing eviction, securing unemployment benefits, helping neighborhood businesses survive. scott wiener will never stop working until california emerges from this crisis. the bay area needs scott's continued leadership in sacramento. because we know scott is fighting for all of us. re-elect scott wiener for state

. >>> coming up james carville sounded the alarm on this broadcast earlier this week. now we're hearing more about it. concerns in and around the biden campaign that -- about places where turnout is soft where they need to be more robust on tuesday, actual election day. >>> and later, first he took on the scientists. now the president is going after the doctors fighting covid on the front lines. remembering that a thousand doctors and nurses have paid with their lives. we'll talk to one er doctor in the hot land who is taking all this personally. he's not alone. "the 11th hour" just getting under way on this friday night. t ♪ it's still warm. ♪ thanks, alice says hi. for some of us, our daily journey is a short one. save 50% when you pay per mile with allstate. pay less, when you drive less. you've never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. allstate. with new rewards from chase freedom unlimited, i now earn even more cash back? oh i got to tell everyone. hey, rita! you now earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you now e

. >> joining me is james carville. it's great to have you. i want to get your response to mcconnell's quotes today. i thought it was such a remarkable thing to say to basically throw the white house under the bus, say i won't seen set foot in that place. seems to be a little bit -- i don't know if it was a signal to republican senate candidates that you can distance yourself from the white house down the stretch of this campaign. how did you read it? >> just like that. you got to go back to the "houston chronicle" editorial board that criticized the virus. you have to go to martha mcsally in a debate that even refused to compliment the president. you go to north carolina insisting on wearing a mask, knowing what's going on. you're going to see a lot of this between now and the election date. mitch mcconnell cares about one thing, power, power. and his senate candidates are coming in and they're getting slaughtered out there. so he's trying to give them some space to get away from trump. i mean, they're running away from trump like the devil r

this is meryl streep, glenn close, joseph gordon levitt, on and on and mixing in steve schmidt, james carvillethe epidemiologist and they did a wonderful job. tim works for these young men. eight of them will have been posted there will be another 15. they managed to illustrate in a simple way. another way to bring something to life. we are rolling them out one after another. >> look forward to those. have you gotten any reaction from the administration at all? >> there probably. i was hoping everybody would hope we would get a couple things from him. >> did you watch the debate? >> guest: yes, i did, an unbelievable spectacle. who would have thought our politics would be so debased. the only thing not while it was happening. while it was happening i wanted to vomit but as soon it was over and i saw all the commentary which was completely appalled by donald trump, i began to feel a certain elation as we had just watch him. for three or four years now we have been thinking he's done it now there's no way to recover from this and we have always been wrong. i don't know, i remain optimistic. >> h

. >> jesse, a lot of people remember james carville saying it's the economy stupid. seeing is even though the president had an advantage on that issue it's now tied with biden. people said it's the division. you hear this from the biden campaign. it's the chaos and that's what people are paying more attention to. >> no. he still has a career advantage on the economy. juan, you slipped up at the top. you could lockdowns are looming. only if joe wins. there won't be lockdowns if donald trump wins. this recovery is 4 times faster than the obama/biden recovery. it's democrat governors in new york, california and the rust belt would reopen their economy, we could get back to where we were before. juan you talked about the people with high unemployment. those are people in the rust belt. every single rust belt state is governed by a democrat. they need to reopen their economy fully. this is recovered by consumer spending. people are shopping and going out to dinner. they are building homes. it's a very good thing. internationally, the u.s. economy contracted the least and

it always is the top top issue in every election back to 1992 with james carville, it's the economy stupid has changed particularly coming out of a pandemic when we don't have a stimulus package a lot of americans are still hurting, how do you avoid that topic? the debate on the debate commission should have stepped in a little more. i get that you want the moderator to control the narrative, that's why they were chosen but at the same time it should be a collaborative effort so you don't have one person's perspective deciding exactly what is going on. debate commission, john danforth wrote an op-ed for the washington post warning of incalculable damage donald trump is doing by attacking the commission and that he was breaking his power of silence about his personal feelings because he had to speak out about this so even now we are seeing the debate commission inject their opinions. got to go. i'm heading off to a diner myself, the tick-tock diner off of route 3, you should try it sometime. >> once you're there go to rough's had, the root 3 combo. you know what i am talking about come on.

in the early 1990's, james carville said i want to come back as the bond market in the next life, because everybody listens. right now, we are in an era magic money. everybody is throwing money like it's -- in that context, i do not think that is going to be a check on spending, unless and until the economic consequences of so much new spending -- tom: this is scary. gideon rose and sebastian mall together would be too much diplomacy. we will continue with gideon rose. i have got important questions on 1307 miles that are out there in the pacific. he is with "foreign affairs" magazine, no question about that. let us come back with the tape churning. 10 year yield, .72%. not much to talk about. as i said before, the negative yields in europe really stay sustained and ever more negative. this is bloomberg. ♪ i knew it was a big threat. at the same time, i don't want to panic this country. say,'t want to go out and "everybody is going to die !" mr. biden: we have 4% of the world's population and we have 20% of the world's deaths. what is he doing? nothing. pres. trump: we had the greatest ec

james carville said it, "it's the economy, stupid." and the people who had gone through a great depression and a world war, this is -- the song really is not "i'm just wild about harry," it's "happy days are here again." this is really the beginning of the '50s. owe this is the peace and prosperity of the '50s beginning already then. i mean, you get that bump of korea, but otherwise, very similar. so, the returns start coming in, and it's starting to look like a horse race. where's harry? harry goes to a luncheon in independence, missouri, his hometown. sneaks out the back door into a waiting limousine and drives off to a pretty much vacant resort favored by politicians and gangsters outside of town, checks into a room. nobody knows he's there. he's hidden from the press. he's hidden from the nation, really. checks into a room and is determined that he's not going to follow this on a minute-by-minute basis. there's a bottle of whiskey on the night stand and a ham and cheese sandwich. and that's his election night celebration. he turns

caller: james carville said he thought it would be an early night, that we would know the presidential election results early in the night. does david agree? mr. have spoken with carville a number of times about this and he is very bullish on democrats chances of wrapping this up early. i will be watching a couple of counties in particular to get a sense of how the night is unfolding early on. in florida we are going to get a number of counties that report all of their early votes and mail votes at once. particularatching in sumter county, florida, which is the villages. the president helicopter it into the villages just yesterday. we are looking at that county because it is a snapshot of how seniors are behaving in the median age in that county 68.9 last year. it has 105,000 registered voters turnout is going to be somewhere north of 90% there. about 80% of their hoods typically are cast before election day. if we have 75,000 votes in and reported at seven: 15 p.m. election night i will be watching to see the margins. we know trump is going to carry it, but by how much? on route to9 w

james carville said it it's the economy stupid kind of people are gone through a great depression in the world, are this is, but the song is really not i'm just glad about harry it's happy days are here again. this is really did beginning of the fifties. this is the peace and prosperity of the fifties beginning already then. i mean you get that bump, of korea, but otherwise very similar. so, the return start coming in, and it's starting to look like a horse race. where is harry? harry goes to a launch in the independence missouri, his hometown, he sneaks out the back door into a waiting limousine, and drives off to a pretty much vacant resort, favored by politicians and gangsters, outside of town. checks into the room, nobody knows he's there, he is hidden from the press, he is hidden from the nation, really, checks into a room, and is determined that he is not going to follow this on a minute by minute bases. there is a bottle of whiskey on the night stand, and a hannity sandwich. and that is his election night celebration, he turns out the lights, it's probably about 9:00. every so

i threw in james carville and john tester and steve schimdt.ners but very entertaining. i found these wonderful three guys who created the studios. they devised this amazing combination of their performances and my illustrations brought to life. i'm ann animator. i missed my calling. >> no, you didn't. that's just something extra. it's so good. thank you so much for joining us. trumpty dumpty wanted a crown. good to see you. >> alex, thank you. so much. this was great. >> thank you. battleground push. the famous faces hitting the campaign trail in support of joe biden with over two weeks now until the election day. r two weo until the election day before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. ♪ i feel good ♪ i knew that i would, now ♪ i feel good ♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for one dollar with any steak entrée. only at applebee's. with any steak entrée. it's ohey. think you're managing your mod

you heard james carville sound that alarm just a few nights back on this broadcast. a look at the latest polls show just how tight the race is there. biden's lead is there but it's in the low single digits. today at their rallies they laid out what's at stake. >> right here in florida it's up to you. you hold the key. if florida goes pblue, it's ove. it's over. >> five days from now we are going to win florida. we are going to win four more years in the white house. tuesday your vote is going to save our country. we are going to defeat the marxists and the socialists and the rioters and the flag burners and the left wing extremists. >> everybody knows who donald trump is. he knows when america votes, they reject people like him. we choose hope over fear. we choose unity over division, and we choose science over fiction. and, yes, we choose truth over lies. >> could horn honking be the applause of 2020? new data from nbc news and target smart showing nearly 80 million of us have already voted. that's more than half of the total turnout last time around in 2016. as the

it's like what james carville, you know, it's the economy, stupid. it's covid, stupid.o, you don't want to really create like another issue or a controversy like that. i also will say something that sam nunberg and michael steele and you had discussed earlier as to why biden doesn't say he's going to add two justices. i don't think that biden is committed to doing that. >> no. >> i know it's a conversation we don't want to have until maybe november 4th, but it's a conversation about how do we bring the country together, how do we unify the country, which is really a task that biden will have. it's something that he addressed in that speech at gettysburg yesterday. so, i do think that leaving that as an open question makes a lot of sense. >> professor, i think chai is doing what really good insider guests do, which is level with us. a biden surrogate on the payroll right now wouldn't say it that way, but i think chai's right, there's a lot of evidence that while people care about the supreme court -- and as a journalist, i can report on why the stakes are as high as ever

[applause] >> james carville served nine terms the house of representatives and only 200 days as to whenpresident of the u.s. before he died from gunshot wounds from 1881 assassination. up next, a discussion on our fields life and death. of the four presidential sass nations, the one that i find

in the 1992 clinton campaign, the james carville mantra on the wall of the campaign headquarters was famously," it's the economy, stupid." the 2020 rewrite of that is, "it's the stupidity, stupid." stupidity has left donald trump running behind joe biden in the polls all year. polls that are now getting worse and worse for donald trump by the day. it's the stupidity that has led donald trump to violate all of the cdc guidelines on trying to control the coronavirus. it's the stupidity of donald trump to attack joe biden in the first presidential debate because joe biden wears a mask responsibly. and we now know to a virtual certainty that donald trump was infected with the coronavirus when he said that in that debate because donald trump continues to refuse to reveal when was the last time that he tested negative for the coronavirus, and donald trump is hiding that fact because he knows -- he knows exactly when he last tested negative for coronavirus, and he also knows just how bad it would be if he released that information. it was nothing but stupidity that led donald trump to tweet

. >> that year, james carville did get the nomination -- >> thanks to blue in many ways. can you explain that? >> although blane wanted that nomination himself, it came after many ballots, and understand that was not going to happen. >> i think was the 36th ballot, so he threw his votes to garfield and want to make sure he would get the election. >> what happened to him after that? >> he became secretary of state in 1881. >> now, james garfield, of course, was struck by an assassin to bullet in 1881. i read that james g blane was actually with him at the train station. >> right, he was. >> do you know the story? >> i know that he was nearby and that they're walking arm and arm, very good friends although garfield, remember reading something that said garfield never quite trust his friend james plane. they were good friends and we're together that point and was sending him off on the train to head north, i believe, to give some speeches. >> we are going to spend a little bit of time before we get to calls learning more about blamed character. we've alluded to some of these

i have been comparing his presidency with clinton, and you may remember the famous quote from james carvilleket intimidates everyone, 6%, 7%, up to 8% in the u.s., so financing was difficult. look at where we are in europe and globally. financing is so easy for governments right now, and so any idea of authority, no chance, the governments will just continue to borrow to basically support the economy. annmarie: alan, i just want to bring some updated headlines, coming from the bundestag, chancellor merkel speaking there, saying every citizen must contribute to checking virus spread. she is saying this is a very dramatic situation, as she kicked off that speech. alan, given what is going on in europe, do you think this solidifies europe's trajectory to a double-dip recession? alan: yes, so i have seen some forecasts already for german gdp, -.5%. extreme,t is not as the lockdown is not as extreme -- it is pretty extreme, you know, compared to life in 2019, etc., but it is not as extreme as what we went through in march and april. i mean, little things like hairdressers, and important aspects l

leland: i think it was james carville who said the economy stupid and ronald reagan, are you better off, but go ahead. >> and gave the lowest unemployment rates, if you're from the urban or suburban area, the deregulation environment that this president put in place and giving everybody a tax break through the tax cuts. you're better off today. don't believe the polls, we saw this four years ago. and we saw the pollsters say donald trump would lose in a landslide and that hillary clinton would get 352 electoral votes. it's a suppression tactic. leland: fair point to bring up 2016. i'm sure you'd agree with the poll who say that those who believe the economy is most important support the president by overwhelming margins. comparing this to 2016, i'm glad you did. we look first right now to specifically, 2016 clinton was up by 9 points, 4% in the average. biden is only up 7.1. we go down to michigan, 2016 clinton plus 6.8. biden only 6.7, about the same. wisconsin about the same as well. clinton 5.7, biden, 5.5, as you well know. the president went on to win those three states which won h

caller: james carville said he thought it would be an early night, that we would know the presidentialction results early in the night. does david agree? mr. have spoken with carville a number of times about this and he is very bullish on democrats chances of wrapping this up early. i will be watching a couple of counties in particular to get a sense of how the night is unfolding early on. in florida we are going to get a number of counties that report all of their early votes and mail votes at once. particularatching in sumter county, florida, which is the villages. the president helicopter it into the villages just yesterday. we are looking at that county because it is a snapshot of how seniors are behaving in the median age in that county 68.9 last year. it has 105,000 registered voters turnout is going to be somewhere north of 90% there. about 80% of their hoods typically are cast before election day. if we have 75,000 votes in and reported at seven: 15 p.m. election night i will be watching to see the margins. we know trump is going to carry it, but by how much? on route to9 winni

and that's why gentlemen just saw james carville say hey, we have got to ring the bell.ot to do something quick. if they don't do it before tuesday, tuesday is the day when the republicans are going to show up. brian: every time you see a q poll skews democrat. and monmouth poll skews democrat. we will see who has a good business model after they're all done. they are all on the hook here find out who is right. steve: right, brian. if they're all wrong, as we know it is dead. brian: especially 452338. we will see. new report claims fbi is investigating hunter biden. do you believe this? and his associates over money laundering evaluations. steve: meanwhile the biden campaign refuses to acknowledge tony bobulinski's claims which are explosive. ainsley: they will not answer the question. kristin fisher calls out the media for blaming russia. hey, kristin. >> good morning, guys. in the closing days of the campaign. president trump is continuing to hammer joe and hunter biden over these claims of corruption. even though some republicans like senator ted cruz think that it wi

. >>> coming up on yesterday's show joe asked democratic strategist james carville this question, andat. >> james, what state are you going to be looking at on election night? what's the state that's going to tell the tale for you? >> georgia. >> up next we'll talk to the mayor of georgia's biggest city when atlanta's keisha lance bottoms joins us straight ahead on "morning joe." ♪ said he's going back, going back to find ♪ - [announcer] meet the ninja foodi air fry oven. make family-sized meals fast. and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do things no other oven can, like flip away. the ninja foodi air fry oven, the oven that crisps and flips away. ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever. >>> never did a thing except in 1994 when he did such harm to the black community, and they were called and he called them super predators, and he said that. he said it, super predators, and they have never lived that down, 1994, your crime bill, the s

find most absolutely fascinating and interesting is the one we are going to discuss tonight, james carville. for quite a number of reasons. first of all, garfield is one of the most intelligent presidents that we have ever had. he is up there in the top half dozen. when we go through his life, by the end of it or the middle of it you're going to start laughing because you are just going to say, no, that can't be. he can't be that good in that field, it is just not possible and then we will find something else and you will say no. he is just incredibly bright and the hope for his presidency was enormous. and so we are going to discuss an absolutely brilliant human being. i was chatting with a friend before and he asked me if i thought garfield was the most intelligent. i don't know how you test something like that. it's not as if you give presidents iq tests. it is a lot easier with things that can be measured. tall and short. we all know that madison was our shortest president and lincoln or tallest, that is easy. i don't know how you know who the most intelligent is. jefferson adams and ma