democratic strategist, james carville. he helped elect former president bill clinton in the early days. and tim miller, a contributor to the bulwark and former communications director for jeb bush. and both of the gentlemen our favorite guests of mine. mr. carville, as you first, what is your reaction to what we have just heard from steve? >> the reaction, sorry repeat it, i didn't hear you. >> what do you think about what steve just said? >> i think it's fascinating, i'm right now located in mississippi. fourth congressional district. so, i didn't vote, and i wouldn't have voted for any of them. but on election night, steve kornacki is the guy i go to. i like him because he is a [inaudible] so maybe he will tell us who will win the belmont. i think he does a really good job of telling his viewers of what is going on. really does a good job explaining it so i almost i'm going to step a bit later than usual. i will see what he weighs in on it for california. maybe it's a preview of the belmont. >> steve, what do you think o

let's bring back james carville and tim miller.night, i heard lorraine graham difference fox news that doesn't plan to hear these hearings, saying, we tried to cater to our audience. i guess they're admitting there a catering service. not a news organization, or at least, not anymore. but are they making a mistake? maybe they're hard-core base does not care. but millions of americans, independent americans are at least interested. that attack was not against democrats. it was against our democracy. >> yeah, i'm, believe some democrats -- you know, there's a lot of wish casting in the news corp hq with the mitch mcconnell crowds. they can pretend like january 6th didn't exist, sort of wish it away. so that's why when you saw those two camps, you, no one says we don't to talk about it because we want to pretend like it doesn't exist because they know how bad it was. and they all are complicit in saying about it was. as we know for jonathan martin and alex prince's book. so, what that corporate side of the republican party wants to do

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joining us, james carville. how much of a wakeup call should this be for national democrats?ers have seized control of their party. the people of san francisco won last night. the faculty at berkeley, the university of berkeley in california lost. this is not unusual. they lost in seattle, minneapolis, buffalo, cleveland, new orleans, new york city. i mean, hopefully a lot of people in the party and a lot of people that cover the party and influencers understand that democrats around this country live in this country and they want a safe country and they want people to pay attention to them, the people that do the work and ride in the streets and ride mass transit and go to the hospital and send their kids to school. that's who counts in this country, not a bunch of snobby, self-righteous elites. >> back in may of last year, you wrote an open ed in "wall street journal." you warned democrats that they need to face crime head-on. and you concluded with the quote, democrats don't pivot on the crime, own the issue or the issue will own you. is crime owning democrats right now? >

>> and joining me now is veteran democratic strategist james carville. great to see you. thanks for doing this. after the justice department made that announcement, the january 6th committee tweeted in part, we find the decision to reward mark meadows and dan scavino for their continued attack on the rule of law puzzling, and james, as you know, you're no stranger to all this. this news was dropped late on a friday night. do you think it's time for democrats to call in the attorney general, merrick garland for a hearing, ask him some questions about how this all came about? >> probably not because it's going to be some explosive hearings without meadows and scavino anyway, and i wouldn't want anything to detract from that. there's something else that's very important, remember. june is going to be -- you're going to have the dobbs came come out of the supreme court, the new york gun case come out of the supreme court, and i'm told that there's going to be a major environmental case, a good chance it got the federal response to have any kind of environmental regulation. so

. >> james c cavil is james c carville, it's clear it impacted.rection before putin invaded ukraine. that said, biden is being a little too cute but so is carville. biden could do this. remove barriers to domestic oil production more aggressive than they has changing the attitude and confidence of the markets. not fix everything but put things going in the right direction. he's the one who canceled the keystone pipeline. so there are thingsed by can't do but caught between a rock and hard place because of his democratic base and carville is going after the base saying go after the oil companies. >> john? >> and a political -- >> i love you, but the keystone pipeline has nothing to do with this. >> the point was biden and what he's doing was -- >> i understand that, and look. i think james carville is a better democratic strategist than "inside politics" the white house. waking up and a drag on the democratic party in terms of -- i get that. this is a global problem, oil prices. partially an putin. and about opec and saudi arabia. also about record

>> carley: as james carville says, it is the economy stupid, that is all that matters, kitchen table issues and we're going to dive into them this morning. >> ashley: yeah, i was saying, i don't know when the last time you fill up, when i cost up it is costing upward of $60 to $65, in a honda accord. my husband's gas kicks off at $75, where we live north of here. it is getting ridiculous and these are issues that people in america -- >> carley: also the inflation report coming out later this morning, we are at 8.3, when the president entered office it was less. >> ashley: republicans trashing democrats prime time january 6 hearing as nothing more than a partisan spectacle orchestrated just in time for the midterm election. >> carley: house republicans liz cheney and adam kinzinger are the only speakers in the room after pelosi refused to allow two on the committee. brooke singman has the latest. brooke, good morning. >> brooke: good morning. after a year of investigation, the house committee is laying out findings for the american people, presenting never before seen footage at last

it's is the economy, stupid like james carville said.d he and the party in power would be blamed. that is typical whether it's a democrat or republican. whether they have all of the house, the senate and the white house. and also the way it's presented. if people feel that inflation, people feel that gas prices are all the president's doing, the party in power's doing, they'll feel that way rather than if they look at factually this is a global economic issue with pleases like norway at $10 a gallon, that joe biden and democrats are not in charge of. i'm not surprised with the numbers and the mid-terms. >> martha: i don't know that the international comparisons work with most americans. we expect to handle things better here, to be more efficient, to have more efficient markets that handle these. reince, when you look at the numbers and the fact that they have gone south a lot in the past month and that's during a time -- leslie talked about the messaging, which is a good point. the messaging this is putin's war. sounds like that's not w

as james carville would say, it's the economy, stupid. i think what is really so impactful about this moment, jose, is the pain that is being felt at various levels. so you have folks at the lowest socioeconomic status levels who can't make rent, can't feed their children. that's an intense pain. then you have folks, more at the middle of the spectrum who they were going to go on a summer vacation, but because airline tickets are 40% up, they'll have to forego that vacation to see folks they hadn't seen before covid. at the higher levels, you're seeing folks who have the 401(k)s getting very nervous and starting to think what do i have to do to provide a cushion for my retirement that i hadn't thought of before. i think the pain of this moment is one that is generalized. that's what's so dangerous for democrats as we go into election season. it is a combination of anxiety and then the apathy that sets in with folks saying, you know what? i'm going to throw my hands up. what can i do? i'm going to stay home for some democrats. for some dem

. >> so says james carville. >> it's the economy, stupid, right? he said that back in 1992. 2022, 30 years later. i'm not going to tell you my age in 2002, but i wasn't yet in preschool. >> rubbing in his age. >> i'd like to. >>> where is alexei navalny? lawyers for the imprisoned russian dissident tried to visit him in prison today. he was not there. i'll discuss his whereabouts with one of his top associates, next. lemons, lemons, lemons. the world is so full of lemons. when you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those lemons, for less. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v throug

on the left, james carville and paul begala. on the right, robert novak and tucker carlson.hn kerry 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. >> i think anyone who enjoy said 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. 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 kiss his throne and you accuse us of hackery? >> absolutely. the show that leads into me is puppets making prank phone calls. what is wrong you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes

let's say what james carville said, that's the economy, stupid.hat, it's clear that right in front of everyone's face on a daily basis they are seeing 4.50, 5 bucks and he knows it's hurting him anthem, and quick idea, i don't want to -- >> sandra: give it to us. >> i would agree that the last 30% of gas inflation is because of the ukraine war. we can debate that, but about a dollar 50. i think that president biden and their team should give a holiday on federal tax, which is $0.18 and ask every state to follow, 10 to $0.20. >> sandra: hard stop, might be a temporary solution. econ 101, you waive that and increase demand and prices only go higher. to biden on the economy last night on jimmy kimmel and your reaction. >> we have the fastest growing economy in the world, the world, the world. we have 8.6 million new jobs since i got in office. unemployment rate is down to 3.6%. we have reduced deficit last year by $320 billion, this year going to reduce it by $1.7 trillion. inflation is the vain of our existence. >> sandra: does it help that he trace

i was thinking of -- i think james carville, the economy, stupid. it's the autocrat, stupid.atter? >> first, nicolle, before i tackle that, i want to say i think you and i had a disagreement before the january 6th committee started, and it looked like you were more right than i was, because -- >> no one does that. no one comes on tv and says that. thank you. i don't think that's right though. i know where you're going with this. we're talking about breaking through, right? >> right now it looks like you're more right than i am. the polling right now, it is at least 6% or 7%, more people think donald trump should, in fact, be indicted and prosecuted in this. you do see movement in this. whether or not it will have an electoral impact, i don't know. i think right now the verdict -- the verdict leans more towards you being right than me. i've got to come clean on this. >> there's still time for me to be wrong. >> the other piece of this, i just want to double down on the earlier point. it's not about trump anymore. it is -- they're all perpetuators of the same grievance politics