mary matalin, thanks for coming back to the show. we are going to play a sound for you right now.ill recognize these voices. take a listen to them and we will have a chat. mr. trump: bush is totally in favor of common core. i don't see how he can possibly get the nomination. mr. bush: i don't think he represents the republican party, and his views are way out of the mainstream of what republicans think. mr. trump: i think he's a stiff. i watch him. he's somebody who does not want to do what he's doing. mr. bush: whether it is donald trump or barack obama, their rhetoric of divisiveness is wrong. mr. trump: i'm not a fan of jeb bush. mr. bush: all he does is push people who don't agree with him down to make his side look better. mr. trump: jeb bush is totally controlled by the people who gave him that money. mr. bush: you only empower bullies by ignoring them. you have to stand up to them. mr. trump: you know what's happening to jeb down the street? his crowd is sleeping. mr. bush: when people look at his record, it is not conservative. john: mary, you recognize both of those voice

matalin: -- madeleine: good morning, my name is matalin and this past spring, i graduated and will be attending princeton this fall. [applause] matalin -- madeleine: i combed my hair in the shower a brown recluse bit meet with its would win body -- wood wind body i rub eucalyptus oil on my skin and think of your your mom -- yo -yo ma playing cello my mother mashes yams in a bold -- bowl and i thought of slippery bodies brown and yellow on a dock in dusk but this never happens because i didn't realize pork is red meat until my twin eight a tenderloin -- ate a tenderloin and i could hear his thoughts madeleine, i'm tired, and i am sorry i made you wait i have a sore patch of skin and there are miracle berries that make you feel like sugar is cream soda please in just them -- injest them and look at me [applause] madeleine: i wrote this next problem for today and it is a memory of how my family left before the storm. the walls still sweat from noon until 3:00 but you bring home set sumas -- satsumas but they will be perfect in a week. the floors always look wet in this brackish heat i la

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coming up, live from new orleans , mary matalin after this. ♪ ♪ john: our guest tonight has two thingsmmon with me. she loves new orleans and james carville. welcome to the show. we are going to play a sound for you right now. you will recognize these voices. take a listen and we will have a chat. mr. trump: bush is totally in favor of common core. >> i don't think he represents the republican party, and his views are way out of the mainstream of what republicans think. mr. trump: i think he's a stiff. he's somebody who does not want to do what he's doing. mr. bush whether it is donald or : barack obama, their narrative of divisiveness is wrong. not a fan of jeb bush. mr. bush: all he does is push people who don't agree with him down. mr. trump: jeb bush is totally controlled by the people who gave him that money. mr. bush: you only empower police by ignoring them -- bulli es by ignoring them. when people look at his record, it is not conservative. john: mary, you recognize both of those voices -- jeb bush and donald trump. -- the war of words is hot running. who's winning the fight ri

[applause] >> thank you very much, matalin. madeleine. 10 years after the storm struck.ennett, i ames president and editor in chief of the atlantic, and it is my privilege to welcome you all, including those of you watching on our live stream at thea tlantic.com, and i also want to welcome viewers watching on c-span and those on wwno. in 1901, the atlantic published a story about new orleans that declared as new orleans is one of those few cities in our country with a past, so, likewise, it has always been the city of the future, a city of vast possibilities in the plans of france and then of spain, of napoleon, of thomas jefferson, and the united states. 10 years ago, there were many who wondered if hurricane had permanently foreclosed those possibilities and put an end to those ambitions, if the city could ever recapture its former , and actually, i think maddy's poetry, looking at the hard 10 years to bring new orleans back, and the work that is left to be done. city and its people have been transformed by katrina, and what has not really changed, how is life better h

coming up, insight on the race for the white house from mary matalin full who served under presidentampaign director for george h.w. bush. very excitingthat is at 5:00 p.m. ♪ ♪ . . matt: it is 11:00 a.m. in san francisco, 2:00 p.m. in new york , and 9:00 p.m. in athens. scarlet: this is the bloomberg market day. matt: we are watching headlines for you out of greece. scarlet: clash along the korean border. the most serious exchange of artillery fire in five years. we look at impact at the region. president john hofmeister weighs in on where oil will go. good afternoon. i am matt miller, here with scarlet fu. scarlet: let's look at the markets. it is a down day across the globe when you look at equities. the dow off by 217 point, off the session lows. that was about an hour ago. in the s&p 500, nine out of 10 groups

a joint strategy session for democrats and republicans, james carville and mary matalin are standingwatching "morning joe." we'll be right back. e. sir, can you hear me? two, three. just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking the deck. [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, the the lincoln summerre. invitation is on. get exceptional offers on the luxury small utility mkc. mkz sedan... the iconic navigator... and get a first look at the entirely new 2016 mid-size utility lincoln mkx. during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation get your choice of mkc, mkz or mkz hybrid for $369 a month with zero due at signing. >>> well, this should be interesting. >> this is going to be fun. >> yeah. >> this is going to be fun. >> joining us now from new orleans, democratic strategist james carville who had nice things to say about the press recently. >> he d. >> and republican strategi

there are a lot of chinese walls from work to home especially -- look at james carville and mary matalin. >> that's the offensive -- the attack element. the notion that he's just out of nowhere on the basis of no shred of evidence anywhere accusing her of sharing classified information with him. i think -- not only on the basis of that, kind of gender issue that you're raising, but just in general, that is what the clinton campaign is reacting to. >> to suggest that. yeah. >> yeah. >> it's awful. he's tapping into this obsession on the right with uma, right? like people on the right think she is at the center of all the things obsessed with, the e-mails, benghazi, she is always in the room. so they're obsessed with her knowledge. >> we know her and we like her. >> yeah. >> i know anthony. i like anthony. so personally, i think donald trump's wrong. >> she's an impressive woman. >> she's very impressive. >> now -- >> we're not done yet. >> i want you to hear what you think he was doing and whether it was right. >> i will say this, al hunt. this is another great example of the archie bunke

realized work is red meat until my twin 88 tenderloin -- ate a tenderloin and i could hear his thoughts matalin, i'm tired i'm sorry i made you wait. -- sorry i made you wait i ran into a pole and now i have a sore patch of skin and there are miracle berries that make you believe the nagar -- believe the nagar -- believe vinegar is cream soda please ingest them and then believe [applause] >> i wrote this next: for today and it's in memory of the night before my family left for the storm -- before the storm. the walls still sweat from noon to 3:00 but you bring home set sumas they will he perfect in a week we go to bed and it is too hot to sleep the floors always look wet in this brackish heat i lay out my close because you said we would see a play but you already know madeis how storms are thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, madeleine. i think we could've hoped for a more fitting introduction to introduce this series of conversations about new orleans 10 years after the storm struck it. my name is james and it, president and chief -- and editor-in-chief of the atlantic. it is my privi

matalin, brooklyn, new york, and educator. you are on, go ahead.: i was going to say the idea of opting out of a test -- talking on the phone. do not listen to the tv. caller: what i want to tell you is that the idea of opting out doesn't really exist in new york city. they use the term opt out, but it is refusal to take the test by law. i'm sorry? host: go ahead. outer: the idea of opting doesn't exist. however, the pearson tests are tired -- are terrible. rows and havet incorrect material in them. they are grammatically incorrect -- they have typos and have incorrect material in them. they are grammatically incorrect often. should behe term refusal, which is a strong term, but correct. because no child left behind leaves you know option. there is no option. it is refusal to take a test and whatever happens after that just happens. there are children going on to middle school with no test scores. that can be detrimental. host: let's hear from tom in missouri. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. i'm actually against standardized tests of my ex

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