james carville come i want to remind you, when jones accused bill clinton, james carville's boss a sexualt bill clinton pled guilty to, lost his law license over and almost a one million-dollar fine, james carville said about paula jones if you drag $100 in a trailer park, it is amazing what you will find that turns up. he has a history of doing this. my advice to everybody in politics if you use the word white something is it okay if somebody else uses the word black or hispanic something? so if you don't want it to happen to someone that you care about, don't use those words yourself. none of us should engage in that type of talk, starting with james carville. >> kayleigh: emily. >> emily: i'm so glad you brought up the historical nature of the attacks because it comes from from the democratic party. why don't they ask themselves, why do voters feel disenfranchised? why do members of the republican party feel unseen, disrespected, mocked question requires wealth if they are so elite and so much better educated than all of us, why are they acting terribly them? why are they on the basis

make more of what's yours. >>> we're back with james carville, and as mentioned i want to ask james about the other part of what we heard from the opposition. rebutting biden's message on jobs and cooperation with a warning, you'll hear some of it right now, that america's in danger and rife with criminals. >> when world leaders ask me to define america, i say i can define it in one word, and i mean this. possibilities. >> our freedom is under attack, and the america we love is in danger. >> we have to see each other not as enemies but as fellow americans. >> after years of democrat attacks on law enforcement and calls to defund the police, violent criminals roam free while law-abiding families live in fear. >> we have to be the nation we've always been at our best, optimistic, hopeful, forward-looking. >> in the radical left's america, washington taxes you and lights your heart and money on fire. >> james, what did you think of the rebuttal last night on substance? >> she said something i totally agree with. she said it's not so much left and right, it's crazy and normal, and she's obvio

you have james carville, for a few days, was rationale and sane, but apparently he is back to his nonsense. take a listen. >> the level of white trash-dom, to see how trashy and rude these people are, how ill man erred they are, you don't see this often at this level. >> todd: basically republicans actively calling out blatant lies in a state of the union to the american people is white trash? >> yeah, i don't know where james carville is coming up with this stuff and i don't know if he is relevant anymore. what i will say, there are number of members that have better than out there disputing everything said in the state of the union and honestly, i think it is working. i think our message has been upbeat, sergeant kevin mccarthy has done a good job out of the gate leading the conference in the right direction and going toe to toe with the white house, which is what many people that elected republicans this last fall were looking for. they want to know the house is going to stand up against this crazy white house and what is going on in the u.s. senate and i think we've proven that so far.

eugene daniels joins us and democratic strategist and cohost of the politics war room podcast james carvilled this twitter hearing. then we find out they get people to testify and we're supposed to get this big reveal, and the big reveal is when donald trump tweets something out, they literally change the rules. for instance, the old fascist screed "go back to where you came from," there was a rule at twitter that you couldn't do that until donald trump did it. they were so desperate to protect donald trump that they changed the rules for him. >> you've got to understand they think that everybody is as stupid as they are. that's just not true. when they have a hearing, they forget that jamie raskin and ben goldman presents something that's foreign to them, a high iq. you could see that. they just don't understand that. they think everybody is as stupid as them and the people that vote for them. that's just not the case, thank god. >> this has backfired against them. they boo and hiss joe biden when he tells the truth about them. so biden goes to wisconsin and he just starts quoting them chap

and you know, it goes back down to james carville, and the advice he gave to bill clinton when bill clint was 1st running for president. stop, talk about foreign policy and i was, it's the economy, stupid. and that's a lesson that, you know, every american politician understands at the end of the day. it's about, are you better off today than you were when the current power came in to power? is the answer is no, then they run a risk of, you know, being ousted by an election. but if you can do a qu, your bypassing the election, you go straight to the ouster part. one of the ways that you want to foam into qu, is to take advantage of, you know, economic difficulty to eliminate the people from the government by pointing out that the reason why they're suffering economically is because of the bad policies of the government. you're generally want to tie the economic difficulties to notions of corruption, that these are the people you intrusted to look out for your welfare. but instead of looking out for you, they're only looking out for themselves. they're enriching themselves, short base john

the government hour and, you know, it goes back down to james carville. and the advice he gave to bill clinton when bill clint was 1st running for president. stop, talk about foreign policy and as it's the economy stupid. and that's a lesson that, you know, every american politician understands at the end of the day. it's about, are you better off today than you were when the current power came in to power? is the answer is no. then they run a risk of, you know, being ousted by an election. but if you can do a qu, your bypassing the election, you go straight to the ouster part. one of the ways that you want a foam into qu, is to take advantage of, you know, economic difficulty to eliminate the people from the government by pointing out that the reason why they're suffering economically is because of the bad policies of the government. you're generally want to tie the economic difficulties to notions of corruption, that these are the people you entrusted to look out for your welfare. but instead of looking out for you, they're only looking out for themselv

. ♪ ♪ >> todd: democrat strategist james carville facing backlack for name calling. >> i have phd in trash ology and you saw white trash on display. -- she dresses like white trash, she needs a fashion consult ants, i remember george santos. >> todd: james, you are wearing rugby from 1994, you are not the fashion consultant. he's talking about -- screamed "liar" after house speak are kevin mccarthy clarified this was not on the gop agenda. ashley strohmier, no republican wants to cut social security or medi medicare. >> ashley: i have to say with the carville analogy, so classy. kidding. i'm joking when i say that. i don't know why he had to go there. i'm not saying republicans should have done what they did and i'm not saying nancy pelosi should have ripped up that paper at trump's state of the union. you can't have democrats and republicans do the same thing and call them white trash. >> todd: biden was spewing lies from the podium, republicans are getting sick and tired of this and called them out. trump, they were not lied in his state of the union that peel ripped to smitherines

they have to make their case without seeming disloyal to joe biden and to do as james carville top handwatch and usher him off the stage. maybe gavin newsome thinks it's his time. other people mentioned j.b. pri pritzker. it won't be kamala harris or pete buttigieg. >> neil: you have to see how the president does in the polls. let's go to south carolina. if she does well enough, it could tempt other in the race like in 1968, gene mccarthy well enough to push the president out and encourage people like bobby kennedy to get in. it takes a panic situation and a crisis for that to occur, doesn't it? >> yeah, i'm not sure we're there yet on the democratic side. the polls have been clear on this for a long time, that democratic voters want to see someone else. they would like to move on from joe biden. they're concerned about his age in particular. and so i think if someone were to actually try and challenge him, would have to be the way presidential primaries run these days, i'm not sure they could get away with waiting until the last second to jump in. they'd have to be up front and it and

. >> yeah, as james carville once said, it's the economy, stupid, going into an election.u think we're seeing democrats support president biden more enthusiastically right now? do you think it's based on his economic success, shall we say, or a look ofack of options? >> i think he's the incumbent president. it's difficult for a party to challenge a sitting incumbent. i don't think this is any different. i think there's going to be a lack of desire to have division heading into another presidential cycle that will likely be fought along narrow margins. i think democrats want to be united as a party. i think they want to be united as a candidate. there are options, i just don't think there's anybody who wants to take on the incumbent right now. >> you've been doing some very interesting reporting, and i read everything you write, about the republican 2024 contest. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley is teasing a special announcement she says she's going to make in a couple of weeks, followed by visits to iowa and new hampshire. is it risky to be donald trump's first official

are we going to go back to james carville it's the economy stupid?dress was the biggest platforms that joe biden has had probably in his political life. with all of these conversations swirling about should he or shouldn't he run, he went into that state of the union, he seemed vibrant, he took the republicans to task and came out with a bump that seems to have lasted to this day. we hope that it can continue, but focusing on the economy. focusing on what republicans are trying to do to withdraw or to diminish the social safety net. all of those things together i think has helped him and democrats coalesce around him. >> then he also after that state of the union where he got very good reviews, he goes out into the country, right. starting to become a rite of passage for presidents. shows a lot of energy. then he goes to ukraine. then to poland. and people saying, okay, well now clearly he's trying to show us he's not the tired, 80 something guy. that he can still do the job. i think, i'm curious about what you think about how tricky it's going to be

super democrat, james carville, recently said, when it comes to biden you've got to face this head onpolitics. >> i will not make age an issue with this campaign. i will not exploit for political purposes my opponent's 's youth and inexperience. >> i think age, wisdom comes from age, experience, and intelligence. if you have some of each-- >> the age issue is not going to go away. i think the question of his age does low on people's minds and on the minds of democrats. i just think it is something you cannot wish it away. it is going to be there. >> nancy pelosi agrees, saying, politically, age is not positive for biden, but relative. most democrats already say, they want an alternative to biden. only 37% think you should seek another term. democratic leaders also pointed age as the reason they want options. or, you can see the proof this week, first major candidate to jump in the race, other than trump and biden, is republican, nikki haley, attacking them on the age question. she is calling to retire permanent politicians and putting out the idea of a quote, mental competency test, w

mentioned, writes a weekly column for the hill and co-hosts the 2022 politic war room podcast with james carville. previously, he was a bloomberg opinion new york times columnist covering politics and public policy and the executive washington editor of bloomberg news. before joining bloomberg hunt, four decades at the wall street as a reporter and bureau chief and executive washington editor and wrote the weekly column politics and people. mr. hunt, new wallace carroll and credits him with getting him to take his first job at the wall street journal. something that we will learn more about. mary mcneil, a student of wallace carroll's at wake forest university city, is a former editor and writer for. congressional quarterly and the primary of environment and health. reagan's year and the nuclear age. she has worked as an editor at the smithsonian institute and national of sciences and as a journalist at the winston-salem journal. during a 28 year career at the world bank, she two global publications and led efforts on civil society, strengthening community driven development and government accoun

. >> on the left, james carville. and on the right, robert novak and dr. carlson.art would on crossfire it was 2004, john kerry was the democratic bench facing george w. bush. and i thought you know watching him, this is going to be a funny show. >> can i say something very quickly. why do we have defied? the two of you, can't we just -- say something nice about john kerry right now. >> i like john kerry, i care about john kerry. >> something about president bush. >> i think anyone who paid attention to the news and watched the daily show will forever there jon stewart going on crossfire and reading those guys the riot act. >> you are doing theater when you should be doing debate. which would be great. but it's not honest about what you do is not honest what you do is partisan hackery and i will tell you >> you go on his show and you are using is a partisan hackery? >> you have got to be kidding me. >> you are on cnn, puppets making prank phone calls. what is wrong with you? >> comedians and satire well take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think th

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james carville has given more james carville has given us more details response to details on the ukrkey and syria in the early hours of this morning. let's have listen to what he had to have a listen to what he had to say. when heard about it say. but when i heard about it early morning, i early this morning, i immediately my turkish immediately contacted my turkish opposite number express our opposite number to express our condolences and to give an offer of assistance with a like this, of assistance with a like this, of course , is of the essence . so of course, is of the essence. so we have deployed large search and rescue team with state of the art life saving equipment they will be deploying to turkey very soon and they should be leaving today and deploying soon as they arrive with syria . as they arrive with syria. course, the situation is more complicated , but we have given complicated, but we have given many years of support to white helmets and of course our experts in search and rescue will be working through our un partners , the ground. and we partners, the ground. and

annmarie: you can go back to james carville who says if the economy is doing well when you are runningnt, that's good in the present was given a gift friday with low unemployment and he wanted to lean into the economic work his team was doing. he took over the presidency and his administration was dealing with high unemployment, still dealing with covid and they were dealing with high inflation. he feels he was able to tame all of these things at the same time keep a robust labor market. the issue yesterday he talked about was not resonating with the public, the economic anxiety and how he still season were work to be done but he is optimistic and he thinks this is an agenda that democrats could run on. this is somewhat of a soft launch for a 2024 bit for the president and the biggest issue that congress is facing is obviously the debt ceiling and he wanted to make sure he focused on that and paint a different picture from what some republicans want to do and what the democrats want to do. jonathan: it does not resonate with the public. half of americans say they are financially worse

i could not help, and i heard this from james carville, i couldn't help but wonder why are these people so angry? what is it that has really pissed them off? i started to think about it. could it be that they are just pissed off that the unemployment rate is lowest in 50 years? is it that more people in the united states have health care today than ever in the history of the united states? [applause] is it that we passed the largest -- with the help of some republicans -- the largest infrastructure package in the history of the united states? is it that the rescue plan that stop the economy from tanking was passed. is it the fact -- this one really gets them angry, inflation has gone down for six months and is that 6.5% and at the end of this year it will be at 3%. let them pick their poison of what really upsets them. but i can tell you about our success while they continue on their negative path to disbelieving in america. we are starting this year off in a better position than we have for i don't know how many decades. i've been here four years as the finance chair. when i came on bo

but looming over all this and you are so right out of such hits on the james carville quotation aboutng what's been happening in america this i mean, i to this week. i mean, i have to say, it's a slightly scary headline. say, it's a slightly scary headune. i say, it's a slightly scary headline. i saw one the headline. when i saw one of the american papers, promise american papers, biden promise 320 the ira, but in 320 million to the ira, but in fact sort of fact this is the sort of inflation reduction act which is providing a massive, massive boost to the american economy. and it's a very, very good thing, from their point of view it's very bad thing from our point of view because just as we're seeing astrazeneca to ireland, we're going to more ireland, we're going to see more and businesses to america and businesses going to america which had huge which is now had this huge amount labour i, amount of stimulus. so labour i, i still feel in my waters . amount of stimulus. so labour i, i still feel in my waters. this is like that feeling that we had in 1979. but we knew the shape, the p

i remember back late '15 and '16 and james carville said trump can't miss.rump. got there in the morning. a night speech in pensacola. time and time again. but you look at what's happening with the club for growth and the koch networks up here and south carolina. trump puts on 'vent he says is going to be a huge rally. enup not a lot of people there. you look at the -- graham's face-off during that speech. he could tell that the air was going out of that balloon at that event. i'm the last one to say that donald trump can't win. i think he can but, man, there are a lot of warning signs for a guy who hates losing a lot more than he likes winning. >> yeah. the trump phenomenon is gop/elites versus the base and the base always won. you are right about the early primary states. people lined up in states like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. first clues that he could win this whole thing. at least we are not seeing that right now. now is media has shifted the tone in a bit. the fox news coverage changed a little. largely supportive. is the base still with trump