former democratic strategist or veteran democratic strategist, i should say, james carville, now promoting a new super pac that aims to raise more than $8 million, according to politico. do you see this new effort affecting your campaign? >> yeah, i think it probably could. i mean, it's independent, of course, so you know, i can't really comment on what they would have planned, but obviously, there's a lot of money being raised on both sides of this election. this is probably the most serious senate election in the united states this year, and so we're going to bring everything that it takes to win and this is a winning campaign. the republican candidates are already spending double-digit millions of dollars on tv now, and i think there's a lot of people on our side who want to make sure we have everything that it takes to compete.

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. >> everybody knows s james carville.ant to show a comparison here in the last two administrations, a little over a year in former president obama had a sky-high unemployment rating but higher approval rating than biden in their first terms. president trump, low unemp unemployment. >> it is not how most voters think. how do voters feel? i remember the 1992 campaign when james carville was using that campaign. the bush campaign was furious. all of the numbers supported them. president bush cited the statistics. people didn't want to be lectured by a politician. it is how do people feel. watch the president's approval rating, consumer sentiment, the right track, wrong track number. those numbers have to change. history is against them in a midterm. the math is against them. they need to change the psychology of the american people and if you lecture them, that is risky. the president needs months of them. he needs people to exhale and feel better and not be as mad. i don't need a pinata. everybody wants to hit something bec

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. >> john, everyone knows, you know, james carville, it's the economy, stupid.opularity are not always close tied. i just want to show a comparison here. in the last two administrations, l little over win year in, obama had a higher approval rating than president trump or biden at the same time in their first terms. former president trump very low unemployment. extremely unpopular. could it be more true that low unemployment could help make a president popular but not necessarily that does make them more popular. >> yes, and i think that's one of the risks the president's had. kaitlan went through the litany of statistics the president cited today and he is right to cite them but it's not how most voters think. how do voters feel? i remember in the '92 campaign, when james carville was using that slogan the bush team was furious because they thought we had come out of a recession and all the numbers supported them and then president bush kept citing statistics. people didn't believe it because they were tired. it is how do people feel? so watch the president' ap

now, you're hearing a lot of individuals like james carville, long-time democratic strategist, givinghe administration hints on how they can get the train back on the rails in terms of getting their poll numbers up. the president said clearly in his press conference he does not pay attention to them, but it's focusing on the issues. in the last hour, jonathan mentioned schools, inflation, crime. these are really the kitchen table issues leading up to the midterms that americans to want hear more about. tom: we think everyone on twitter, emails as well. emails are coming in fast and furious. jon, weigh in here with the restaurant ability you have and italy as well. come on, cut to the chase. there's two kinds of artichokes in rome. there's the jewish artichokes fried, and then there are these gorgeous monstrosities in lemon. it is the place for artichokes. >> yes, rome is the place for artichokes, especially as we are nearing spring. i prefer the jewish center in rome. they're incredible. francine lacqua also partial to those. jonathan: i would suggest if up to the get things back on t

joe biden is so infeeble so this wokeness that pal james carville has warned the democrats.cts in this next midterm. this is why in the generic ballot they are down 12 points by letting aoc spot off about this is the last week jim crow is returning to the new yorker magazine and then she attacked the nypd for arresting thieves saying oh it's not them, it's the system that created them. give me a break. this is -- the only people who would be willing to accept this kind of leadership are people who should put their heads in bowls and stay there. >> jesse: thank you raymond arroyo, everybody. a gigantic bear won't stop committing crime. who is going to bring him to justice? that and your text messages are next. ♪ ♪ but there is one van equipped to handle them all. for over 120 years, mercedes-benz vans have been built, upfitted and ready to go. because we believe dreams - should never stay that way. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-han

they have lost the platform in this old school democrat scarborough and james carville, they are trying people back and come up but i think the train has left the station. and the crazy is here to stay. >> greg: people are saying what happened in the school board in san francisco, that was the bellwether. i'm not sure what that means. maybe you can be a linchpin. >> well -- >> greg: i'm thinking of another bird. >> bellwether was good. >> greg: bellwether was good? >> i would change the word linchpin or bellwether? >> wow, those are two good words. >> but they are not as good as before. >> greg: rural. >> how many rs? >> greg: i don't know. >> i had a question, oh, what do you see? >> very good, very specific. what i want to bring up is may be pushing with a minority support for the democrats. because some of my friends who live in silicon valley, they are livid about the san francisco education board. you are using, their kids education as a political platform for your political ambition. >> greg: exactly. >> by the way these are minority families that have been able to get opportunity

. >> james carville did. >> well, along comes political discourse. >> when the republicans hear the wordepublicans will hear that again in ads come this fall. >> the political discourse is something we will hear. >> i will make a prediction, this election will be about the current president and not the former one. >> unless they make it. >> how much? look, yeah -- >> i think that's what they will do. >> the question is what is the number of races that republicans -- people like you will say if it was not for trump we could have won x, y and z? >> we're going to find ways to screw some of the races up, but you never have seen a situation in february of an election year where the republicans led in every ballot -- >> the democrats don't have to be on tv because the republicans are beating each other up. >> yeah, you are also right and you are all going to find a way to screw this up, because right now trump is finding a way to make it about him and that's going to help democrats up and down the ballot. >> i think it's going to be fascinating to watch mcconnell beat trump, because i think m

his real drag on the party because what he's permitted, what he's empowered is what my friend james carvillee is going to kill you. you can't go down this train. it's not where the american people are. and the republicans also have a challenge. they may, indeed, win these midterms, but let's go, brandon, is not a governing agenda, jackie. jackie. and they've got to figure out what do we really stand for. opposing biden is not enough. melt down some of these federal agencies. return power to the people, as laura ingraham always said, and secure the borders. if you promise those things and you have action items, it gives the people something to support, and your candidates something to get behind. a general hatred of joe biden and democrats or the temporary woke mania in their party is not enough. the republicans have a challenge here too and, you're right, they shouldn't count their chickens. >> yeah, and i think you're right, they need to come together, have a clear strategy. something that i've seen, you know, throughout the last 20 years. sometimes they're not as cohesive as they could be,

we have seen james carville who was out there warning democrats and he is obviously one of the staunchegist saying "you got to do something" michael bloomberg an opinion piece that i'm deeply concerned a immediate course correction, a wipeout november up and down the ballot. do you think within the party they understand that were still this division between more progresses pulling the party to the left and those more joe manchin moderate who say, listen, we have to listen to the people in the districts from which we came from. >> that chasm will always exist from the far left and joe manchin type of the party but remembering the far left is the one that is dictating what is happening policy wise here with democrats. yes, the political analyst, political minds on the left will try to ring the alarm knowing historically where midterms act but also looking at the reality where democrats are today. you see democrats appear they talk about course correction but will it actually happened? that seems very unlikely. with the unified government that democrats had in washington right now, they h

i want to read something from another favorite son of louisiana who is known very well, james carvilleo bleep a lot of this. he said this last thursday in a podcast, i wish what they would do is pass a law that would make you immune if you punch unvaccinated person in the face. if you're not vaccinated, you don't have any medical reason not to be and you're a piece of blank, ok? i want to punch you in the blank-blank face. that's the way i look at these people. final word. >> james seems to be a little upset. here is an interesting point, we talk about immunizations yet we know the covid shot is not an immunization. when you are immunized, it means you're inoculated from that particular disease. that means that things like measles, mumps, rubella that have efficacies of 95% or greater yet covid is more like the flu shot. we know that. we know that even if you get the covid shot, you still could contract the disease and then you could still transmit the disease. and so that is why in louisiana, we have both the required and recommended list that is put out by ldh. so, again, i think tha

water thanks to can't act and won't act. [ laughter ] in a new interview, political strategist james carvilledemocrats should, quote, "just quit being a whiny party and get out there and fight and tell people what you did. said democrats, "eh, that sounds hard!" [ laughter ] former new york mayor bill de blasio announced today that he will not run for governor he then announced something else, but no one heard it over the thunderous applause. [ laughter ] a video gained attention online over the weekend of oklahoma pastor mike todd spitting in his hand and rubbing it onto his brother's eyes during a sermon which is weird for a pastor, but very on-brand for an older brother. [ laughter ] health officials in greece yesterday imposed a vaccine mandate for all citizens over 60 years old. so, if you're a 60-year-old in greece, you're rizzo [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] i had a very depressing thing just happen where i -- you know, there was one person enthusiastically liked it and i'm like, "well, at least there's one audience member here worth their salt!" [ laughter ] then i turned around, and

. >> reporter: you may recognize this particular rabid saints fan as james carville. >> i was just aghast do something. >> reporter: now, the commissioner did apologize to the coach, didn't he? >> that's great. i've run over your grandkid, and i say, gee, i feel terrible about it. what else could he do? of course he had to apologize. >> reporter: did anybody think of bringing a lawsuit? >> a lot of people. some will file. >> if we can find an attorney in the city of new orleans worth his or her salt willing to take on the nfl, i'll put my house on the line. >> i thought about being a plaintiff on one of them. i'll be glad to file a suit, but i've got to win. >> reporter: but ultimately what happened? >> nothing. we're still in a situation where nfl games are very often left to subjective decisions by individuals on the field. >> reporter: the fans had to sort of eat it, right? [laughter] >> reporter: ultimately, though, in sports and in politics, there is a final authority and an understanding, whether it is handed down by someone in a striped shirt or a black robe, fair or unfair, for th

have been warning for a while, i was on a panel last fall before the virginia elections with james carville movement and said it was a big danger for democrats and proven out not only in san francisco recently, proven out in virginia last november. so the democrats are in a big problem on this issue. when they go out and say this is a big white supremacist in san francisco, or declare this as a culture war, it's indicative of a mindset that is very problematic going to voters. because for voters, this issue is about are our kids going to be put through an ideological think tank, or think camp and told like some sort of experiment what to believe and how to believe it and believe the country is essentially racist from the start, or are we taught, you know, a more balanced picture of what the reality of america is. and you get a parent wired up about their kids' education as the democrats are doing here, you'll pay some consequences in the poll you are not going to like. >> reporting on some polling done in key districts of the house, got their hands on information presented to the dcccc yest

on the left, james carville and paul begala. on the right, robert novak and tucker carlson.erry was the democratic presidential nominee facing george w. bush. and i thought, you know, watching it, i said, this is going to be a funny show. >> can i say something very quickly? why do we have to fight? the two of you, can't we just say something nice about john kerry, right now. >> i like john. i care about john kerry. >> and something about president bush. >> he'll be unemployed soon. >> anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. which would be great. it's not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. and i'll tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on your show and you sniff his throne and u you accuse us of hackery? >> the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong with you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it com

: i would think that mark penn, a democratic strategist, who looks at his numbers, a guy like james carvilleook at president biden and just say hey, to solve, this you can't just mention guns. if you actually want to get some votes, you want to reverse the momentum that's going against their party, you should look at the stats, robbery up 33%. rape up 27%. felony assault 12%. grand larceny up 58% in january. you can't just blame the gun. >> ainsley: remember we did the story of the mom, she was in the car with her child. her husband went in the grocery store. she was interviewed about this. she said i don't care if you fill up rikers island, isn't that what a jail is for? isn't that what a prison is for? fill it up with the criminals. >> steve: the problem is people in new york city and not across the country do not feel safe. that is a terrible to be in a country where you don't feel safe to walk out the door there was one moment when the president talked about guns and people, it was an absolutely cringe worthy moment. at one point he was hugging a community leader and he said this guy has