there is mary matalin, attila the hun.re has never been an issue, we have never, ever accidentally or on purpose, we call it the burden of knowledge. even if it is something i don't care about, i am not going to tell you because you don't need the burden of knowledge. we also have physical constraints. i have my fox news fair and balanced through that he has his espn room, his own closet, his own bathroom, his own space. there is never any fear of accidentally sharing any confidences but in the larger sense strategies aren't secret. messages aren't secret. the campaign that is keeping their message secret is going to lose. >> by all accounts he is doing a heck of a job at bayless. athletically doing great and doing a great job, glad he is in waco and i concur. glad he is in waco. to the back to that in this room people remember that. i will be honest. of everything i have done in my life the thing i'm most proud of is i was the first person out there defending clinton. not because i really do like him but because i was off

there is mary matalin, attila the hun.re has never been an issue, we have never, ever accidentally or on purpose, we call it the burden of knowledge. even if it is something i don't care about, i am not going to tell you because you don't need the burden of knowledge. we also have physical constraints. i have my fox news fair and balanced through that he has his espn room, his own closet, his own bathroom, his own space. there is never any fear of accidentally sharing any confidences but in the larger sense strategies aren't secret. messages aren't secret. the campaign that is keeping their message secret is going to lose. >> by all accounts he is doing a heck of a job at bayless. athletically doing great and doing a great job, glad he is in waco and i concur. glad he is in waco. to the back to that in this room people remember that. i will be honest. of everything i have done in my life the thing i'm most proud of is i was the first person out there defending clinton. not because i really do like him but because i was off

mary matalin atill la the hundred, and there's never been an issue.ve never, ever accidentally or on purpose -- we called it the burden of knowledge. even for something i don't care about, he says i'm not going tell you because you don't need the burden of knowledge. we also have some physical constraints. i have my fox news room, he has is espn room. he has his own closet, his own bathroom, his open space, so we don't have -- there's never any fear of accidentally sharing any confidences, but in the larger sense, strategies are a secret. messages aren't secret, and if messages aren't secret, and the campaign that keeps their messages secret is going to lose. >> i think he is doing a heck of a job at bailiff -- i think he is doing a great job for the people of baylor and waco and i concur, i'm glad he is in waco. to go back to this -- people remember that. i'll be honest. everything i've done in my life, the thing i'm most proud of-i was the first person out there defending bill clinton. not because i really do like him. because i was offended at the

when james carville speaks or mary matalin speaks, i always think there is some truth to it. d mary made a suggestion today, she doesn't think hillary is going to run. >> i think she will, mary thinks she knows, who knows. one of us will be right, one will be wrong. >> do you both think she is running? >> i have no idea. i think she should run, she would be a great president. i also think between mary and james, james married up the same way i did. >> well, we all agree on that. >> all right, last question i have for both of you. will the issue of her support for a single payer plan, will her -- what difference does it make comment, how big an issue will that be to her if she runs? >> can i jump in on that one. first of all, medicare for all, she said single payer, excuse me, same thing, she ended up with the managed health care program and the private health insurance the competitive program we have today. number one, we all said it would be easier to have it just for one. secondly if you looked at hillary clinton's thoughts on the main stream issues, you would see she had th

tonight on booktv prime time, careers in washington will start at 8 eastern with james carrville and mary matalin. and then keith ellison, the first muslim member of congress. and after that, dan bongino, "life inside the bubble." it's booktv in prime time all this week while congress is on break and, again, starting at 8 eastern. >> tonight, our conversation with tennessee republican senator bob corker on his early career in business. >> i had, you know, started working like most folks when i was 13 doing all kinds of odds and ends. i migrated to being a construction laborer and kind of a rough carpenter. when i graduated from college, i ended up being a construction superintendent. and so after about four years i, you know, had built some regional malls around country and learned how to build projects, and i'd saved $8,000. so when i was 25 years old, i went in business. and i started doing a lot of repeat work, small projects where i could be paid quickly, and the company grew at about 80% a year the whole time, ended up building shopping centers around the country, retail projects this 18 sta