before but jesse, do the woke's really care about what james carville thanks? hey, boomer, we are moving on. >> jesse: probably but the guy is from louisiana and help the democrat from arkansas take down an incumbent who just won a war and then helped him win reelection, bill clinton talks about kitchen table issues, he didn't talk down to the people he didn't divide the country by race like the next democrat president did, barack obama who said race relations plummeting in this country and racked up democrat losses all over the place and that's what brought in trump because he spoke his mind, wasn't politically correct and that appeal to a lot of people across the political aisle and woke-is partially as a reaction to donald trump. to me, and one is right, this language alienates people. it sounds like a foreign occupying power trying to divide the country into think zones and danger zones and i don't think the democratic party has ever divided this country by race more than they have since the civil war and that's pretty scary and it needs to stop. 's before

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what do you make of what james carville is saying? >> how do i say this? i have white family members because of my wife. i've heard this kind of talk before. pass the gravy, grandpa, it's okay. what he's saying is the world is moving in a way he wasn't expecting it to, what he thinks is progressive has shifted, and that's frustrating him. i understand, it literally happens to all of us. but the whole idea of if things had worked the way he wanted them to, if we had gotten the racial justice we wanted, we wouldn't be here right now, and the communities that are most impacted by racial justice are always coming up with new techniques to move the ball forward. i think that is what is happening there. >> so exciting season ahead, and in the first episode, kamau, you dive into this whole issue of defunding the police. let's look at a clip. >> wait a minute. why don't we take some of that money back and, like, give it to people who are, you know, qualified to deal with those issues without killing folks in the process? at the same time, why don't we put money ba

that's from james carville in a new interview. he says wokeness is a problem, and everyone knows it. it's hard to talk to anybody today. and i talk to lots of people in democratic party who doesn't say this, but they don't want to say it out loud because they'll get clobbered or canceled. joining me is amy klobuchar, the author of a new book. congratulations on the new book. first, though, what james carville says about wokeness. he says everybody he talks to agrees. do you agree that it's a problem? >> james carville is outspoken and incredibly interesting person. and has this relentless focus on the economy. and i agree with him on that. at the same time, look at what joe biden and kamala harris have done. i think you'll hear about it a lot tonight. they've been able to combine economic focus with taking on a number of these social issues like voting reform. something that the "for the people" act and making sure voting rights are strong. yes, we have to do something on police reform. i know that. george floyd died in my state.

we welcome back james carville, co-host of the politics war room podcast. james, first of all, with what we witnessed tonight, let's start there. earlier today you said the biden presidency has been in its own quiet way revolutionary. i look at this speech tonight and in terms of its scope it is either johnsonian or rooseveltian. >> it might be both. if you look at the actual proposals that were in there, they're very dramatic and very bold, and i think the president probably thinks the fabric of the country is, you know, we're losing it and we need to do something like this to try to bring people together, get people out of poverty and get the middle class jobs moving and education and things like that. i give him a lot of credit. but it was radical, bold, or whatever we want to call it, his proposals, but it was very earthy in his presentation. he actually got up there and spoke english, spoke straight to the american people. didn't use any of the stupid jargon that people have become so addicted to these days. i thought the delivery and his actually deme

carville referred to as the wokism and extreme. that's going to be the catch next year, which of the two sides is more extreme, the trump regime or the woke democratic party. that's the battle we are going to see, and i am not sure joe biden is central to that battle, necessarily. >> jonathan, stay with us. paula reed, i want to talk about the legal complexities. this is a huge problem for rudy guiliani, and he has known he was being watched for quite sometime and it's a problem for the circle and the ethical cloud and stain of the trump administration, and he was scornful of the lock her up tone of the trump crowd, and you inherit a high investigation, and it's delicate for them politically? >> incredibly difficult and incredibly delicate, but you can't turn a blind eye to evidence you have of criminally wrong doing, and they inherited a significant portfolio of legal questions about the former president, about his family, about his associates and they have to make these careful decisions about which ones they want to pursue. now,

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james carville said democrats need to drop the defund the police stuff. jillian: a little self edit. carley: officer dion joseph went on hannity lastly. hero the viral letter asking lebron james to have a meeting with him to talk about police. the reason he wrote that letter was tweet lebron james posted targeting the columbus police officer involved in the shooting death of a 16-year-old girl. he said the officer could have been him. take a listen. >> the reason i wrote this letter is that officer could have been me. four times in my career i almost had to use deadly force on somebody and i didn't sleep for two days and that would have been said about me without him knowing who i am, knowing every morning i wake up praying i never have to take the life of another human being. >> reporter: joseph said i was lebron james before i became a police officer, being young and african-american i thought police were our natural enemies. he's been on both sides of this argument and says we have to stop the tribalism pitting one group against another and have to sta

it was surprising to hear that from james carville. i want to get a quick thought from you, richard. >> listen, where i will agree with mercedes is not about language but education. i want folks to know that when you say certain words it hurts black people and so we can have that conversation, don't silence the words but have a real conversation about the impacts of slavery and not say that we brought over workers from africa and treated them nicely. let's have a true conversation and throw the language to the wayside in my opinion. >> harris: all right. great to see you both. good discussion. add this to the can't make it up file. where this hunter biden will teach a class on fake news this fall. i'm perched. i'm so thirsty for this. i will need two glasses of water. will he finally answer questions about his laptop? the president cutting questions from reporters short yesterday. joe concha is here to tell us why exactly did that happen? veteran homeowners, this is the best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because h

james carville, tim miller, two longtime friends of this broadcast. it is such a treat and a pleasure to have you both. thank you very much. coming up for us, vaccinations are up. so our new cases. we will ask our next guest how both of these can happen. and be true at the same time and how we should live in the interim. . try febreze unstopables fabric refresher. with 2 times the scent power of regular febreze, unstopables fabric finds, neutralizes and eliminates tough odors trapped in hard-to-wash fabrics, like couches or smelly sports equipment; leaving an irresistibly fresh scent. and for a tropical burst of freshness, try new paradise scent. stop sneaky odors from lingering in your home, with febreze unstopables. folks, i have good news. everybody is eligible, as of today, to get the vaccine. we have enough of it. you need to be protected. you need to protect your neighbors and family. so please, get the vaccine. >> with the pace of life these days, that is a colossal achievement and it went by in a flash today. this evening, over half the u.s. a

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look, when james carville talks, i listen. he has the pulse of what is going on with the democrat party. and i took that as they have a serious problem here with what they're doing in the education field. for months we've had this push to get kids back in school. parents need to start asking themselves what are they going to learn when they get in school? when what kind of civics are they going to learn and history are they going to learn? how will they learn math? we have the problem in virginia where there is a debate what is appropriate math instruction? it is really dividing communities. i think it is angering parents and teachers and students, too. >> bill: part of carville's message and getting a lot of play for this. many on the left are saying he is wrong talking about wokeness in america. democrats are going down the wrong avenue with this. he says many people talk about communities of color. he says i talk about neighborhoods. it is not black, brown, white, it is a neighborhood. a community where you grow up in. >> t

were you slightly inspired, was your backbone sartorially calcified by seeing your friend james carville show up in sweatshirts so much? >> that helps. james is my boy. he got the hat. he's got the laid back look. he has the drink off to the side. that's how you roll, baby. that's how you roll. >> he's still not you because he looks like he could do yard work in the commercial break and then maybe just come right back. we love seeing you, michael, thanks as always. >> all right, bro. take care. >> see you again. >>> up ahead, an update on the money probe facing donald trump. but first why even tucker said matt gaetz was one of his weirdest interviews and new problems over there at fox. that's next. claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more than the leading allergy spray at hour one. [ deep inhale ] claritin-d. get more airflow. facing leaks takes strength. so here's to the strong, who trust in our performance and comfortable long-lasting protection. because your strength is supported by ours. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-

james carville in a featured interview today certainly nervous that 2022 is going to be a long and bad night for his party. >> so there is, and i will tell you what that is but i do first want to say that a lot of democrats including white house officials share senator graham 's assessment. not that they're going to lose because biden is driving the country into the ground as senator graham said, but they are looking at a very tough map and this particular election and just the way historic swings go. oftentimes, a party once the white house and that is president obama's so they get a chalet in the midterms so that said, the thing that biden is doing quite well so far is that he is being very bold and ambitious and progressive and a lot of his agenda items in a way that is really heartening in a progressive wake of the party. it's also getting some support out in the country against this backdrop of crises where americans are willing to accept a bigger role for government that they might have just a year or two ago but at the same time, president biden sort of by nature, by temperament

democrat operative james carville has called the democrats a coastal elite and arrogant party and the dnc chair is now agreeing. he's now imploring democrats to get back to "bread-and-butter" issues and to "speak plain english instead of woke jargan." it's too late for that years of emotional and personal abuse like the nation, burning of cities, destruction of careers and a president who just this week doubled down on so-called systemic racism which condemns every american as evil have pulled the curtain back on the democrats and no last-minute adjustment will change what we see. what is the threat that terrifies these socialists the most? liberty. liberty to live on your own terms. liberty to make your own decisions. liberty to manage the risks and quite frankly liberty to not give a damn about what they have to say. the left knows when liberty prevails. their schstick collapses. tonight let's not give the entrenched washington swamp or the controlled establishment control of our minds or hearts anymore. let's remember to always remain in control of our lives if we want to stay in c

gerry: you wonder where the democrats might get concerned, i know today james carville former bill clinton strategist told fox woke mrs. a problem and everyone knows it and he was quite dismissive about the radical way ein which this administration is going saying it will store up trouble for them. >> americans are furious and seen it with the censorship of big tech, no lying coverage andi the covering up by many inside the media president company excluded, their upset and grade schools with a critical race theory the indoctrination and higher ed, if yousc take the liberal policy position in your essay then you would be in line to get a higher score than taken the contrary in view where what we should be doing in education is teaching, not brainwashing and allowing critical independent thinking and take whatever position you want, were seen in our schools and policies coming out of congress in the media and big tech in the average american realizes they are being triangulated in their values under attack in many ways the average american feels like they're being targeted by the woken is fo

i noticed today james carville, former clinton strategist, told vox, wokeness is a problem, everyone knows it. he was quite dismissive about the radical way this administration is going, it will store up trouble for them. >> yeah, americans are furious right now. they're seeing it with the censorship of big tech. the lying coverage and the covering up by many inside of the media, present company excluded of course. they're upset with what we're seeing in grade schools with the critical race theory, indoctrination in higher ed where if you take the liberal policy position in your essay that you would be in line to get a higher score than taking the contrarian view where what we should be doing in education is teaching, not brainwashing and allowing critical independent thinking, take whatever position you want. we're seeing it in our schools. we're seeing policies coming out of congress. media, big tech, the average american realizes they are being triangulated. that their value is are under attack. in many ways the average american feels like they're being targeted by this wokeness f

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. >> before i let you go, i was curious if you had any response to james carville. i'm sure you've seen some of what he said. and he was sort of -- i'll read you some of it. he said -- it talks about -- he called it the faculty lounge issue. they come up with a word like latinx that no one else uses or they use phrases like communities of color. i don't know anyone who speaks like that. we have to talk about race. we should talk about racial injustice. what i'm saying is we need to do it without using jargony language that's unrecognizable to most people including most black people, by the way, because it signals that you're trying to talk around them. this is "too cool for school," et cetera. what do you make of his critique of some of the progressive messaging? and i'm not saying this is a critique of you, the individual here. but you see where he's going. >> yeah, well, i'm a person of color and i identify with people of color. i think we have to listen to people of color across the country who certainly like us to use the words black, brown, latinx, indigenous.

. >> david mentioned that james carville interview with fox. let's talk about that, democratic strategist james carrville weighing in on weather the democratic party needs to change its message egg. he said, quote, we lost congressional seats, we didn't pick up state legislature. so let's not have an argument about whether or not we're off key in our messages. we are. and we're off because there's too many jargon and there's too much esoteric ya that turns people off. he spoke more about what he sees as the problem. >> we come across as condescending to people. and i know out here, democrats out in the rest of the country feel like they are being talked down to. and we just got to use straightforward language. this other faculty lounge nonsense, let those people -- if i go ask them, they ought to stay out of trying to get political language because they don't know what they're talking about. >> so, rev, in that interview with fox, james carville said wokeness is a problem. we all know it. he talked about the terms like latin x which only 3% of

james carville was talking to bill crystal about it. the thing i'm most worried about. always trying to get somebody fired. they're outraged at somebody all the time and it wears people down. is that your assessment, joe? are people exhausted by cancel culture quickly because i want to move on to a second topic. >> 62% in one poll recently said that cancel culture is a threat to u.s. freedom. 62%. it is a real pushback we're seeing on this. hopefully it becomes something tangible. until people point back it will continue to happen. >> trace: "wall street journal" reporting ceos held a zoom call what to do about the voting bills in various states. 12 states. 350 bills that are under consideration having to do with voting. the ceos will say what are we going to do now? what is your answer? >> the same thing, right? cancel culture in some sense. in these cases instead of saying we're going to join the boycott and we don't want any trouble from the woke mob or anything, if i'm one of these corporations i would say we hear both sides here. we won't take a position one way or

james carville had an interview this week talking about how democrats stay in power. inroads need to be made within rural white voters. republicans need to make inroads with urban black voters and they already are. president trump did better in 2020 than he did in 201. a lot of these attacks from tim scott are coming from the fact they see him as a threat. >> dana: another tweet saying how can calling scott uncle tim be racist when he told everyone this isn't a racist country? >> yeah. >> dana: just because you're on twitter doesn't mean you have to say something like that. >> i heard karl rove at the beginning of the show. let's take this episode of "america's newsroom" full circle. i heard him talking about some of the favorite things that tim scott yesterday said. i want the add one to the list. he said i love this. he says original sin is never the end of the story not in our souls and not for our nation. the real story is always redemption. i mean, how spot on is that? why are we ripping down statues and tearing out sections of our history book rather than celebr

. >> chairman harrison, i'm curious on your take for some comments made this week by james carville who won a couple of presidential elections with bill clinton, where he talked about the sort of elite view from democratic politics. he said, wokeness is a problem and everybody knows it, they just won't say it out loud. the crux of his argument is that he wants to grow the majority. he wants more than 50/50 in the senate, as you do, i know. it's your job. he wants to grow the majority in the house so you can get all of this legislation through, but really the heart of his argument was that the democratic party is viewed out in the country by many people as sort of a coastal, elite, arrogant party, and that the language and the voice of activists and elitist is not representative of how people live their lives. what the you make of his take, if you were able to read through it? >> listen, i love carville, and there's some truth to what he said. i went to law school and one of the things after coming back from law school, my grandfather told me, you know, you can speak plain english, right

are you -- are you biting on carville? that's what he said, the other day. >> absolutely. and i think james is exactly right. people -- joe biden talks with us. he doesn't talk at us. he doesn't talk down to us. it's none of that condescension that elites, in both parties, but i'm worried about my party primarily, that -- that you get from them. it was -- i just thought it was terrific. and here's the -- the secret sauce, i think, biden's cobbled together. his tone is really reassuring to moderates, and to republicans, even. and his content is throwing to progressives. it makes him a very elusive target for the other side to shoot at. and a very appealing target for folks who think that we do need to build back, better. and have a blue-collar blueprint. i love that. they ought to give that speechwriter a pay raise. >> mia, did you hear anything that gives you pause? that the midterms may not go as well as republicans want them to? >> well, i think that there are several things that -- that give me pause. first of all, paul is exactly right. the tone is a major contrast, fr